HighLights of the AAP National Wire at 14:00, April 3 =2

AAP General News (Australia)
04-03-2010
HighLights of the AAP National Wire at 14:00, April 3 =2

PERTH - A 21-year-old has been charged with smuggling at least five people into Australia.

(Smuggling)



ADELAIDE - A one-year-old girl and her mother have been reunited after the child was
found alone in a stolen car parked on North Terrace in the city on Friday night. (Child)



SYDNEY - The Melbourne to Sydney train ran out of fish on Good Friday. Central Victorian
couple, Barry and Margaret Parson had to wait until Easter Saturday for an omega three
hit, at the Sydney Fish Market. (Easter Fish to come)



MELBOURNE - Two men are in hospital following a violent brawl outside a Melbourne nightclub.

(Brawl)



MELBOURNE - Victoria's Good Friday Royal Children's Hospital Appeal has smashed another
record as supporters dug deep with more than $14 million in donations. (Appeal AM Update)



HOBART - Police are investigating whether human remains found on Tasmania's east coast
could belong to a New Zealand fisherman missing in the area since January. (Remains)



BRISBANE - A passerby has captured a knife wielding thief accused of robbing three
convenience stores on Good Friday. (Convenience)



SYDNEY - Two men have approached a young boy playing in the front yard of a Sydney
home, in what police believe may have been an abduction attempt. (Abduct)



SYDNEY - A man suffering several stab wounds has been discovered lying in a Sydney
driveway. (Driveway)



SYDNEY - Shots have been fired into two homes in Sydney's west in separate incidents. (Shots)



SYDNEY - A family of nine has fled from a suspicious fire in their western Sydney home,
police say. (Fire)

ADELAIDE - A fire that caused an estimated $100,000 damage in Adelaide's northeast
was sparked by an overheating downlight, investigators say. (Fire SA)



SYDNEY - Daylight saving will end on Sunday in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, the ACT and
South Australia. (Daylight)



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