NSW: Main stories in Thursday's Sydney newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-15-2010
NSW: Main stories in Thursday's Sydney newspapers

SYDNEY, April 15 AAP - Main stories in Thursday's Sydney newspapers:

The Daily Telegraph:

Page 1: He swept to power promising a fairer workplace - but Kevin Rudd's Government
has had a staff exodus, losing 262 people in just over two years; In typical style, the
state's top prosecutor was yesterday holding an olive branch in one hand and a grenade
in the other as he announced he would be leaving the job after 16 years.

Page 2: Cowdery story continued.

Page 3: She made her national television debut on Tuesday night with a beautiful performance
of Summer-time, charming an audience of almost 1.5 million viewers and making Kim Pickering
Jones the favourite to win Australia's Got talent.

World: (Beijing) A powerful earthquake hit a remote mountainous area of China yesterday,
killing about 400 people and injuring thousands as it toppled houses and at least one
school, burying many in rubble.

Finance: Investment bank Macquarie Group has spent almost $2 billion beefing up its
aircraft leasing division, buying 53 new and in-production jets that are currently leased
to 35 airlines around the world.

Sport: They are the hardest, meanest and most feared of rugby league players - but
they are also the most vulnerable.

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