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AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - FEB 27, 2004.
Publication: AsiaPulse News Publication Date: 27-FEB-04 |
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COPYRIGHT 2004 Asia Pulse Pty Ltd
SYDNEY, Feb 27 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH:
- Hotel staff say the woman who claims she was raped by four Bulldogs players was sobbing uncontrollably and inconsolable after the alleged attack.
- Upper House MP Peter Breen is now campaigning for another farcical cause, to have the unicorn removed from the royal coat of arms.
- Sydney beaches closed as ocean gets angry.
- Internet porn scandal rocks fresh food people.
- Kerry Packer's son James steps into the spotlight at PBL profits announcement.
- PBL denies rumours it is in talks with Telstra to sell the Nine Network.
THE AUSTRALIAN:
- The tax office plans to strengthen the rules that stop people setting up companies and trusts to split their incomes to take advantage of lower rates.
- Historian Keith Windschuttle declares remote Aboriginal communities are a failure.
- NAB to face fresh scrutiny in the United...
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