VIC:Main stories in Melbourne newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
08-11-2011
VIC:Main stories in Melbourne newspapers

THE AGE

Page 1: RBA did not tell police in 2007 when it learned a subsidiary was implicated
in bribing foreign officials. PNG says Manus Island can be used as detention centre. Judy
Moran cut a sad and sorry figure as she made her way into the Supreme Court. Australian
businessman Matthew Ng breaks down in a Chinese court as he give evidence in embezzlement
case.

Page 2: Labor's crossbench partners would agree to a backdown on a budget surplus next
year as economic conditions turn sour. Cruel retail conditions and a $20m fraud spell
the end for Clive Peeters. Coalition voters losing confidence in the economy.

Page 3: Former local government official pleads guilty to accepting bribes from brothel
owners. Corporates line up to sign Cadel Evans. Tiger to fly again but under close watch
of air safety regulator.

World: Syria vows to continue to deadly crackdown.

Finance: Economic ructions could last for years, says CommBank chief Ralph Norris.

Sport: Essendon likely to put on hold plans to establish a stand-alone VFL team in
2012 as it embarks on new $30m training facility.

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