VIC: Main Stories in today's Melbourne newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
08-20-2005
VIC: Main Stories in today's Melbourne newspapers

MELBOURNE, Aug 20 AAP - The main stories in today's Melbourne newspapers:

HERALD SUN

Page 1: Melbourne will host the biggest arts festival ever seen in Australia as part
of the Commonwealth Games; Police will investigate Gust Korp's bid to negotiate media
deals two weeks before his brother Joe killed himself, according to sources; Schapelle
Corby was last night clinging to new hope her 20-year prison sentence was about to be
halved.

Page 2: Detectives were last night interviewing a man over a sexual assault in an inner
city suburb.

Page 3: A runaway Melbourne businessman has been blamed for a ruthless fraud against
the dying wife of a former federal minister.

World: The Queen of England's late sister, Princess Margaret, is set to be portrayed
as a promiscuous drug user and drunk in a television drama.

Finance: Patrick Corp shares had the biggest one-day gain in three years yesterday
after the market reacted to growing speculation that Toll Holdings would make a takeover
bid.

Sport: Struggling paceman Jason Gillespie will accept being axed if, as expected, Australia
casts him into the Ashes wilderness next week.

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