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AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - MARCH 1, 2007.
SYDNEY, March 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW:
- Slashing government regulation and boosting productivity and competition could lift output by more than 10 per cent and generate an extra $100 billion over the next 25 years.
- Global sharemarkets fell sharply yesterday on worries of a potential slowdown in the United States economy and the prospect of tighter financial market controls in China crimping its growth.
- The major political parties clashed yesterday over who could deliver national consistency in schooling.
- Human Services Minister Ian Campbell will abandon a key feature of the government's $1.1 billion health and welfare smartcard if the compromise helps secure its approval in the senate.
- The sharemarket posted its biggest fall in more than 5-1/2 years yesterday amid a meltdown on global markets.
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...ASX:FXJ), stepping aside as The Sydney Morning Herald's editor after three years...Oakley is stepping down as editor of The Sydney Morning Herald," Fairfax Media chief executive...thank Alan for his stewardship of The Sydney Morning Herald," Mr Whish Wilson said...
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