NSW:Main stories in Thursday's papers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-07-2011
NSW:Main stories in Thursday's papers

SYDNEY, April 7 AAP - Main stories in Wednesday's Sydney newspapers.

The Daily Telegraph:

Page 1: At the click of a mouse, patients will soon be able to seek faster treatment
by finding out which emergency rooms have the shortest waiting times, under a radical
new overhaul of the NSW health system.

Page 2: The iconic red and yellow cap of volunteer surf lifesavers could disappear
from Australian beaches after officials raised concerns young members think they are uncool.

Page 3: Film director Steven Soderbergh has agreed he is the father of an Australian
baby girl and has consented to paying "reasonable" child support.

World: Highly radioactive water leaking into the ocean from the crippled Japanese nuclear
power plant was stopped yesterday, boosting efforts to contain the worst nuclear disaster
since Chernobyl 25 years ago.

Sport: A magistrate has been forced to backflip on a sentence handed down to Roosters
star Todd Carney for low-range drink driving. The magistrate gave him a suspended jail
sentence before realising that was, by law, too much. Carney was allowed to walk free
and will be allowed to continue driving.

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