NSW: Main stories in Friday's Sydney newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-16-2010
NSW: Main stories in Friday's Sydney newspapers

SYDNEY, April 15 AAP - Main stories in Friday's Sydney newspapers:

The Daily Telegraph:

Page 1: TV legend John Cornell has made a remarkable recovery from Parkinson's disease,
which left him unable to walk; Premier Kristina Keneally will go to her cabinet this morning
with a firm recommendation from senior NSW clinicians that she reject Kevin Rudd's health
reform.

Page 2: Mum and dad investors will receive generous concessions to park their savings
with banks and building societies as part of sweeping tax reforms.

Page 3: Four days after his wife died in a cliff fall, Des Campbell booked a holiday
in north Queensland.

World: (Jakarta) Two people were killed and dozens injured in clashes between security
forces and a group of people protesting against the bulldozing of a cemetery containing
the remains of a Muslim scholar.

Finance: Local investors reacted cautiously to China's latest set of explosive growth
figures, concerned its government will jam on the brakes in a bid to slow growth.

Sport: They sat side by side today, but tomorrow, horse trainer Gai Waterhouse and
her number one stable rider Nash Rawiller will be hell bent on destroying the other's
Doncaster dream.

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KEYWORD: MONITOR FRONTERS NSW

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