Main stories in today's 1300 2GB News

AAP General News (Australia)
04-28-2006
Main stories in today's 1300 2GB News

SYDNEY, April 28 AAP - Main stories in today's 1300 2GB News:

- A Sydney piano teacher is found guilty of 27 child sex-related offences, relating
to the abuse of three teenage boys over a ten-year period.

- Nearly a thousand people are taking part in the commemoration service marking ten
years since the Port Arthur massacre, in which 35 people were killed.

- The family of a murdered teenager welcome the minimum 18-year jail sentence handed
down to her convicted killer, saying it will bring closure.

- A Perth man, accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a teenage girl in 2002, is
refused bail in Waverley Local Court.

- Police officially name the chief suspect in the Bandidos gang murder last week as
39-year-old Russell Oldham.

- Prayers are being said for the two missing miners in Beaconsfield on today's International
Day of Mourning for those killed in workplace accidents.

- AFL officials are satisfied with the condition of the turf at Sydney Olympic Stadium,
clearing the way for tomorrow's night clash between the Swans and the Cats.

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