AAP General News (Australia)
12-24-2008
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers
SYDNEY, Dec 24 AAP - The main stories in today's Sydney newspapers:
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
Page 1: A couple will celebrate a special Christmas with their 20-month-old toddler
who has recovered from a liver transplant.
Page 2: NSW police officers are one step closer to being armed with stun guns.
Page 3: A $165 million class action lawsuit has been launched by hundreds of small
businesses and shareholders over the Pan Pharmaceuticals collapse.
World: A 23-year-old model leapt to her depth from her boyfriend's Manchester apartment
once she learned he was married with a child (London).
Finance: Qantas stands accused of price-gouging on its fuel surcharges for lucrative
routes to the UK and Europe.
Sport: Australia's struggling cricket veterans Matthew Hayden and Brett Lee have declared
they are far from finished and plan to deliver at the Boxing Day Test match.
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