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Friday 3rd November 1995

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International:

Only 13% of Australian manufacturers sell any of their output directly to overseas markets despite a decade of concerted pushing by the Federal Government to lift exports in this area.

Political:

Opposition deputy leader, Peter Costello, signalled that a Liberal Government would introduce sweeping reforms into the Australian financial sector if they gained power at the next election.

Business:

A mystery buyer is snapping up millions of Coles Myer shares. Broking house Burdett, Buckeridge and Young seem to be the fellows in the play snapping up 3 million shares in one deal with Prudential Bache.

Sport:

Dare I say it again the Malik bribery scandal completely dominates the sporting news with the Pakistani team's poor showing so far against the Australian states barely raising a mention..

Social:

The Chief Justice of the Family Court has called for hearsay to be allowed as evidence in family matters.

Personal trivia:

Well, GLOBE will soon be released onto the world stage. Yesterday was spent getting final graphics for an enterprise holder prepared and plans for our big launch.
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