AAP General News (Australia)
12-22-2005
Main stories in today's 1700 ABC News
SYDNEY, Dec 22 AAP - Main stories in today's 1700 ABC news:
- Businessman Richard Pratt maintains he's innocent of alleged anti-competitive practices.
- The NSW government will spend $250,000 on radio and newspaper ads encouraging visitors
to return to Sydney beaches affected by the police blitz against violence.
- Police have charged a teenager over an incident on the day of the Cronulla riots
when two people were allegedly attacked by a crowd on a train at Cronulla station.
- Police are investigating an incident at Ku-ring-ai in Sydney's north in which shots
are believed to have been fired.
- Prime Minister John Howard says Australia will easily meet the federal government's
target of producing 350 megalitres of biofuels a year by 2010.
- Australian basketball great Andrew Gaze says number one draft pick Andrew Bogut is
living up to expectations in his first season in the NBA.
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KEYWORD: MONITOR ABC 1700 SYDNEY
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