AAP General News (Australia)
04-09-2010
Vic: Main stories in Friday's 1200 3AW news
MELBOURNE, April 9 AAP - Main stories in Friday's 1200 3AW news:
- Australia has put a freeze on new immigration claims from Sri Lankan and Afghan asylum seekers.
- A doctor at centre of major investigation into the spread of hepatitis C practised
at an eastern suburban abortion clinic.
- A man involved in a brawl at a Hungry Jack's outlet that left a promising young footballer
with serious head injuries has been sent to jail.
- Metro trains has failed to meet performance standards for a third month running.
- Jeff Kennett says Christine Nixon has no credibility after she admitted she dined
out with friends on Black Saturday.
- Sport: Tiger Woods has made a triumphant return to golf at the US Masters in Georgia.
- A magistrate has begun deliberations to decide whether four people accused of murdering
Des Moran should be committed to stand trial.
- Football icon Lou Richards has been handed keys to the City of Melbourne.
- Finance: All Ordinaries higher at 4,969 points, Australian dollar trading at 92.85 US cents.
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