NSW: The main stories in today's Sydney newspapers =2
The Australian:
P 1: John Howard announces $368 million package to save the bush from drought; Queenslandmother to start civil proceedings against her daughter's killer after The Australian agreedto fund the appeal; Bali suspects made wills; Muslim clerics throughout Asia name Australiaas an enemy.
P 2: Drought aid could risk handout mentality; Carmen Lawrence sits in federal parliamenttoday as backbencher; Economy in for rougher time than expected.
P 3: Charities experiencing a drop in donations after Bali, bushfires and drought appeals;Trans-Tasman airfares to rise with alliance between Qantas and Air New Zealand; Queenslandchief justice Di Fingleton stands aside amid investigations into her conduct.
World: Yugoslavs pull out on war trial handovers; Fire ravages historic Edinburgh street.
Business: Lend Lease Corporation breaks with tradition by appointing an outsider asnew chief executive.
Sport: Brett Lee and Shane Watson have date with destiny; Day of reckoning closesin on Steve Waugh.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS NSW 2 SYDNEY
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