NSW: Main stories in Tuesday's Sydney newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-13-2010
NSW: Main stories in Tuesday's Sydney newspapers

SYDNEY, April 13 AAP - Main stories in Tuesday's Sydney newspapers:

DAILY TELEGRAPH:

Page 1: A derelict Malaysian hotel is a hub for people smugglers who run an organised
network shipping a steady stream of people seeking illegal passage to Australia.

Page 2: Big business and the state government have been spared the crippling 64 per
cent electricity price increase that families and small businesses will be forced to pay.

Page 3: Sydney's seedy criminal underworld is set to star again in the next season
of the Underbelly franchise.

World: Anti-government protesters paraded coffins through the Thai capital after savage
street fighting at the weekend left 21 dead amid fears of more violence if activists and
the government do not reach a compromise.

Finance: Bullish investors have cleared yet another critical psychological barrier
on the road to recovery, dragging the All Ordinaries index back over the 5000-point mark
for the first time since the genesis of the global financial crisis.

Sport: Todd Carney would have given up alcohol in a bid to stay at the Raiders in 2008
but was never given the chance, the star playmaker claimed last night (NRL).

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