Main stories in today's 3AW news

AAP General News (Australia)
08-05-2008
Main stories in today's 3AW news

MELBOURNE, August 2 AAP - Main stories in today's 3AW news:

- Brewing giant Fosters has been fined more than $1 million over a fatal safety breach.

- Pressure is growing on Collingwood to sack players Heath Shaw and Alan Didak for lying.

- Australia's Olympic athletes are training again today in Beijing surrounded by thick smog.

- The two main Olympic ticket fraud sites have been taken down.

- An elderly man is fighting for his life after being stabbed in his Thornbury home this morning.

- Information on speed camera calibration will be publicly released.

- Two players will face the AFL tribunal tonight. Geelong's Darren Milburn and Carlton's
Steven Browne.

- Police killer Bandali Debs is appealing against his conviction and sentence for the
murder of a teenage sex worker.

- The Rudd government is being urged to buy back water for the Murray River in one go.

- Actor Morgan Freeman will be out of action for three to four months after rolling his car.

- Melbourne model Sally Graham has jetted home from Milan to be the face of Spring Fashion Week.

- The All Ordinaries Index is down 92 points to 4865. The Australian dollar is at US92.71 cents.

- AFL North Melbourne has re-signed Drew Petrie for another three years.

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