SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser

AAP General News (Australia)
04-13-2007
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser

ADELAIDE, April 13 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1: SA public servants to be offered the chance to draw on superannuation benefits
if they keep working after their retirement age.

Page 2: MPs killed in bomb attack on Iraqi parliament (Baghdad).

Page 3: Prime Minister John Howard says the Work Choices legislation has helped cut
the jobless rate.

World: Suicide bomb kills 33 in Algiers (Algiers). Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao moves
to improve ties with Japan (Tokyo). Satirist Kurt Vonnegut dies aged 84 (New York). India
test long-range missile (New Delhi).

Finance: Woolworths expresses an interest in the proposed $20 billion carve up of Coles.

Consortium bidding for Qantas restructures its $11.1 billion takeover bid. Australian
share market closes at a record high.

Sport: Brett Burton back for the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide captain Warren Tredrea
named for the Power ahead of the AFL showdown this weekend. Australian cricket captain
Ricky Ponting warns the West Indies not to squander the millions it will make from hosting
the World Cup (Bridgetown). Taj Burrow wins Bells Beach surfing title.

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