SA: Main stories in today's 1200 ABC news

AAP General News (Australia)
04-13-2006
SA: Main stories in today's 1200 ABC news

ADELAIDE, April 13 AAP - Main stories in today's 1200 ABC news:

- Prime Minister John Howard has told the Cole inquiry that he did not receive or read
any cables or intelligence about the oil-for-food program.

- Nuclear watchdog chief has arrived in Iran for talks.

- Police in Sri Lanka say at least 16 people have been killed during rioting.

- Lleyton Hewitt's claim that he was defamed by the ATP looks likely to proceed to trial.

- Biggest feminist group in France has lobbied government to remove the title of "Miss"

from documents.

- Telstra says it will defend its position after being put on notice by the ACCC after
increases in wholesale line rental prices.

- Man who committed violent robbery 10 years ago has been jailed in Adelaide.

- Police say 46-year-old Adelaide man has been charged with indecently assaulting two
young girls.

- International religious conference is underway in China.

- Prosecutors will have to reword charges against a Sydney terror suspect.

- Brisbane and St Kilda to clash in AFL match tonight.

- Kangaroos to wear their home uniform when they play the Magpies on Monday.

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