AAP General News (Australia)
08-01-2008
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers
ADELAIDE, Aug 1 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:
Page 1: Experts call for a state of emergency to be declared to save the River Murray.
Page 2: NAB chief leaves with a $10 million package.
Page 3: Six government departments to get new chief executives in a shake-up of the
South Australian public service.
World: International manhunt launched after US father disappears with his seven-year-old
daughter (New York). Australian man bashed in Greece to be declared brain dead (London).
The wife of ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra jailed over tax evasion (Bangkok).
Finance: Cameron Clyne named new NAB chief. Consumer spending stalls in June. Beach
Petroleum posts record full-year revenues.
Sport: Kurt Tippett dropped from the Adelaide Crows side for the match against Carlton.
Alcohol not a factor in the dance floor slip which injured cyclist Cadel Evans. Brendan
Fevola signs new three-year deal with Carlton.
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