NSW:Main stories in Sydney's Wednesday papers

AAP General News (Australia)
08-31-2011
NSW:Main stories in Sydney's Wednesday papers

SYDNEY, Aug 30 AAP - The main stories in Wednesday's Sydney newspapers.

The Daily Telegraph:

Page 1: Federal Labor MP Mike Kelly says he was forced to use a bayonet to "stick"

enemy Somalis while serving with the Australian army. Twenty three Australians have been
banned from flying because of suspected links to a Yemeni terrorist group.

Page 2: Police were sent on a "while goose chase" by bouncers while cleaners washed
away evidence of an alleged bashing in the basement of Sydney nightclub Ivy.

Page 3: Immigration detainees are spending millions each year on government-issued
cards to make phone calls.

World: People celebrate at the Green Square in Tripoli as rebels take control of the city.

Finance: Forestry company Gunns says it is confident work at its northern Tasmanian
pulp will continue, despite the possibility of its state-issued permits expiring.

Sport: Kelly Slater had dedicated his fourth victory at Teahupoo in Tahiti to his great
rival and friend, the late Andy Irons. (Surfing)

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