AAP General News (Australia)
04-13-2011
The main stories on today's 1700 ABC 702 news
SYDNEY, April 13 AAP - Main stories in today's 1700 ABC 702 news:
- The federal government has outlined plans to compensate households for the carbon
tax, but Tony Abbott says that won't happen
- Pauline Hanson is asking the Electoral Commission to explain why she lost out on
a seat in the New South Wales Upper House and is considering asking for a recount
- A national child charity says a legal ruling puts schools on notice over bullying
- A Sydney court's been told the family of a man accused of murdering his father and
sister doesn't know what he will do next
- Penny Wong says homophobia has no place in the defence force after reports of anti-gay
internet postings
- A big boost in tourism is expected at the New South Wales central coast, where HMAS
Adelaide was scuttled today
- Barry O'Farrel says Canberra should consider tax breaks for people who use public transport
- Victoria's Community Services Minister refuses to say when she was briefed about
a then 12-year-old girl having become pregnant
- Sendai airport in northern Japan has re-opened a month after being swamped by a tsunami
- International delegates are meeting in Qatar to discuss the Libya crisis
- FINANCE: Money's moved today from miners to major banks
- SPORT
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