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Sunday 26th November 1995

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International:

The papaya fruit fly was able to establish itself unnoticed in Queensland for about two years because an early warning trapping system was dismantled by the State and Federal Governments. The appearance of the fruitfly has resulted in the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars in fruit exports.

Political:

National Party leader Tim Fischer has hit out at party critics with a warning that they should stop undermining his leadership.

Business:

Independent retailer Foodlink is to embark on an expansion program throughout Australia and Asia.

Sport:

Greg Norman, Australia's golfing superstar has put himself in line to win the Australian Open after sharing the lead with a 3 under 69 in the first round.

Social:

Di's tell all TV interview gained Aussie approval with over 50% of surveyed Aussies saying that they were now more sympathetic to the Princess.
On another tack, Hollywood screen goddess Joan Collins jetted into Australia at the start of a 5 day whirlwind tour of Australia.

Personal trivia:

My 72 year old (I am in trouble) Mum arrived safely yesterday. Her first visit to Brisbane. It is another magnificent balmy Queensland day today.

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