NSW: Main stories in the Sydney newspapers =3

AAP General News (Australia)
04-06-2010
NSW: Main stories in the Sydney newspapers =3

The Australian

Page 1: The Iranian embassy in Canberra has been accused of spying on Iranian democracy
activists in Australia, collecting intelligence on their activities and reporting back
to Tehran, where critics of the regime can face severe punishment. The federal government's
$3.2 billion in health and hospital investments overwhelmingly favour Labor electorates
and marginal coalition-held seats that could tumble at the coming election. The China-registered
coal carrier stuck on the Great Barrier Reef could be there for several weeks, as authorities
investigate why the ship was travelling so far outside the normal shipping channels.

Page 2: Defence Minister John Faulkner has blocked another Australian shipment feared
destined for a weapons of mass destruction program, sparking an angry response from the
award-winning Victorian manufacturer targeted in his secret intelligence.

Page 3: A Tasmanian father described in court as a pedophile has been given regular
access to his young daughters, provided his mother - their grandmother - never takes her
eyes off them.

World: A top member of a South African white supremacist group yesterday warned that
the slaying of its leader was a "declaration of war" by blacks against whites and said
the killing would disrupt the soccer World Cup.

Finance: Analysts are urging Rio shareholders to block the Pilbara deal.

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