AAP General News (Australia)
08-13-2011
NSW:Main stories in Sydney newspapers
THE AUSTRALIAN
Page 1: Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has backed the right of farmers to deny
miners access to their land, intensifying pressure on the states.
Page 2: The auditor-general will investigate Prime Minister Julia Gillard's $12 million
carbon tax advertising campaign.
Page 3: Doctors crying poor over their Medicare revenue have defended the use of patient
"registration fees" for sick people to skip the queue in busy surgeries.
World: A top British police commander has hit back at Prime Minister David Cameron
for accusing the police of serious tactical errors during a week of rioting that has left
five men dead.
Finance: Bluescope Steel shares slumped to record lows as investors questioned the
viability of the company's operations amid a high Australian dollar.
Sport: AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou has fired back at criticism from club heavyweights
over the fixturing and financial wellbeing of clubs.
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