AAP General News (Australia)
08-26-2007
Main stories in tonight's 1800 Seven News
SYDNEY, August 26 AAP - Highlights of tonight's Seven News at 1800.
- The Melbourne Cup is under threat by the horse flu crisis.
- A riding event in Maitland is being blamed for spreading horse flu.
- Talks are under way about whether horses will be used at APEC, due to the flu crisis.
- A woman accused of supplying ecstasy at a popular Sydney nightclub is a major player
in the city's drug trade, police allege.
- Federal Labor says it will spend $220 million on building one-stop medical centres
in the bush and outer suburbs if elected, a move it believes will improve health care
and ease pressure on hospitals.
- Dietitians are uncomfortable about the message being given about fruit and vegetables
not stopping cancer.
- A new citizenship test will ensure Australia strikes the right balance between diversity
and integration of people hoping to become Australian.
- Leichhardt Oval was full for the match between Wests and the Rabbitohs.
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