Vic: Main stories in today's Melbourne papers - April 17 = 2
THE AGE:
Page One: Payroll tax relief from July to be part of state government business statementnext week; Family seeking IVF embryo screening permission to screen out haemophilia gene;Elderly Fijian farmer wins $1 million in damages from brokers Hartley Poynton; AFL CommissionerBill Kelty defends footballers' pay claims.
Page Two: PM cool on Anglican church call for sex abuse royal commission; More on P1 stories.
Page Three: Inquest hears 13-year-old boy died of liver failure after Panadol overdose;Witness tells court that abortion clinic gunman was ready to shoot his pregnant girlfriend;Sydney businessman David Gonski to chair Australia Council; Drugs inquiry over cannabisgrowing at juvenile training centre.
World: Israeli secret police to question Marwan Barghouti and want him to tell all;Gusmao has huge win in East Timor presidential election; New bin Laden tape;
Business: Federal Court orders Andersen partners to disclose and answer HIH liquidator'squestions; Woodside accuses Phillips of delaying on Sunrise to protect its Californiagas market position; Santos to press South Australian Government to lift 15 per cent shareholdingrestriction; Deutsche Bank wins of explosive inflationary pressures.
Sport: Richmond spurns Colonial stadium for match day corporate entertainment; Lionsand Dons players fined over wrestling melee; Susan Andrews to appeal Athletics Australiadecision to omit her from Manchester team.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS VIC 2 MELBOURNE
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