Main stories in tonight's 1800 Seven News

AAP General News (Australia)
04-03-2009
Main stories in tonight's 1800 Seven News

SYDNEY, April 3 AAP - Highlights of tonight's Seven News at 1800.

- A baby boy was born in a toilet in Bankstown hospital and died moments later.

- Three masked men stormed a Sydney woman's home while she was watching TV, threatened
her with a knife and made off with several items, including a plasma TV.

- World leaders have united to inject $US1.1 trillion ($A1.58 trillion) into the global
economy in an agreement they hope will kickstart growth and save jobs.

- Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has apologised of going angry at a flight attendant on
his government plane.

- Stimulus payments of up to $900 start heading to Australia's taxpayers next week
after the High Court ruled the Tax Bonus Act valid.

- Pressure is mounting to disband the Police Integrity Commission after a series of
complaints about the police watchdog.

- The valiant rescue of a man drowning in flood waters near Newcastle may have earned
his lifesaver a nomination for a bravery award.

- Locals say that towns on the mid-north coast of NSW are open for business after the
recent floods.

- A young male elephant at Taronga zoo has been given his own "bachelor pad" after
he displayed frisky behavior.

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