HighLights of the AAP National Wire at 14:45, Dec 21 =2

AAP General News (Australia)
12-21-2008
HighLights of the AAP National Wire at 14:45, Dec 21 =2

SYDNEY - Police are trying to find the parents of a four-year-old boy found wandering
the streets of western Sydney in his pyjamas. (Alfred. More to come)



MELBOURNE - Two men have been hospitalised and a third is speaking to police after
allegedly breaking into a Melbourne building site and crashing a cherry picker. (Cherry
Update. Outwatching)



MELBOURNE - It's only a matter of time before there is a serious incident in one of
Melbourne's bars or clubs due to poor standards in the industry, police say. (Clubs)



BRISBANE - Almost $1.5 million in emergency funds will be spent on food parcels, clothes
and bills for struggling Queenslanders this Christmas. (Xmas Relief)



BRISBANE - Queensland mining chiefs have been told to lift safety standards following
the release of a report on hundreds of workplace injuries in the past year. (Mining)



BRISBANE - A Brisbane woman has been rescued from her burning home by neighbours. (Fire)



BRISBANE - A taskforce targeting dodgy pharmacists has stopped almost $50 million worth
of illegal drugs reaching the streets, the Queensland government says. (Drugs)



VICTOR HARBOR - The body of a man drowned in Victor Harbor has been recovered from
the water. (Drowned. Outwatching further)

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