AAP General News (Australia)
02-11-2008
ACT: Main stories in today's Canberra newspapers
CANBERRA, Feb 11 AAP - The main stories in The Canberra Times today:
Page 1: Multi-million dollar reform plan for ACT health system. New report shows Australian
literacy and numeracy levels are no better than they were in the 1960s and 70s. Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd promises big spending measures to address indigenous disadvantage.
Page 2: Stage three water restrictions continuing in Canberra despite recent rain.
Page 3: PM Kevin Rudd promises to talk with anti-pokies campaigners on strict new laws
to limit gambling losses.
World: Shops, bars and homes destroyed in a blaze at London's trendy Camden Market.
Barack Obama wins a clean sweep over Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton in three states.
Finance: G7 meeting of finance ministers in Tokyo failed to bring a quick fix to slowing
global growth.
Sport: Sri Lanka vowing to hit back in its one-day international against India in Canberra
tomorrow. Rookie flyhalf Christian Lealiifano likely to start for the ACT Brumbies in
the Super-14 season opener this Friday.
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KEYWORD: MONITOR FRONTERS ACT
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