NSW:Main stories in Sydney newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
12-02-2011
NSW:Main stories in Sydney newspapers

SYDNEY, Dec 2 AAP - The main stories in Sydney's Friday newspapers:

The Sydney Morning Herald

Page 1: Jeffrey Gilham may walk out of court with his wife, two years after he was
sentenced to life in jail. Labor right moves to bind its members to support a conscience
vote on gay marriage. Former NSW Labor MP tells corruption inquiry that he fell asleep
during a late night "remedial massage" at a luxurious Sydney hotel.

Page 2: Mining company NuCoal Resources will hold an emergency meeting with Energy
Minister Chris Hartcher after the government suddenly called for a suspension of its operations.

Page 3: Immigration reviewers are not being told crucial information about asylum seekers,
such as whether they are on anti-psychotic medication. Sydney has been voted the world's
third best city, according to a survey of 35,000 people in 15 countries.

World: Hillary Clinton is seeking an assurance from Burma's leaders that they are not
receiving nuclear technologies from North Korea and wants them to agree to more rigorous
inspections.

Finance: Optimism ran through the markets on Thursday, pushing the Australian dollar
and stockmarket higher. Foster's shares will be delisted after shareholders approved the
takeover by SABMiller.

Sport: Australia's attack makes a promising start in the first Test against New Zealand.

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