AAP General News (Australia)
02-14-2008
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers=2
THE AUSTRALIAN:
Page 1: The federal government's apology to Aborigines for the past imposes obligations
on today's Australians; Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has invited Opposition Leader Brendan
Nelson into a bipartisan "war cabinet" to tackle Aboriginal disadvantage.
Page 2: Copy of Kevin Rudd's apology speech to parliament.
Page 3: The father of Aboriginal reconciliation, Pat Dodson, yesterday added his voice
to calls for compensation for the stolen generations.
World: Barack Obama has won emphatic victories over Hillary Clinton establishing himself
as the Democratic front-runner for the next US presidency (Washington).
Finance: Short-term funding costs for Australian banks and corporates have shot up
to 13-year high as money markets take fright at the double interest rate hike expected
this year.
Sport: Cricket Australia will face a player revolt if it agrees to tour Pakistan next
month, reports say.
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