AAP General News (Australia)
08-03-1999
NSW: Main stories in today s Sydney newspapers = 4
THE AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW:
Page 1: Howard government considers phased introduction of business tax reform; Companies
risk unfair dismissal actions from employees after landmark court ruling; Pioneer
International to quit Australian building-products businesses.
Page 3: Telstra's fixed-to-mobile market to end in two months after ACA decision; US likely
to rethink demand for Victorian leather producer to pay back $30 million in illegal grants
after being caught out providing illegal export subsidies worth $3.5 billion annually.
Page 5: Coal mining union fails to get jobs for sacked Gordonstone miners; Queensland
Treasurer David Hamill stands aside as investigation starts into net-bet affair.
World: South Korea's embattled Daewoo group to present salvage plan to creditors; Australia
lobbying hard to join international body that will succeed forum responsible for drawing up
reforms to Asian financial crisis.
Markets: Investors spooked by Wall Street; Share price in Flight Centre surged 16 per cent
yesterday; Banking holiday in NSW brought calm to Australian bond and currency markets
yesterday.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS NSW 4 SYDNEY
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