AAP audio advisory 13Aug2002

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AAP audio advisory 13Aug2002

AAP audio advisory

TUESDAY AUG 13 2002

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AAP MultiMedia +61 2 9322 8000-----------------------AFL Adelaide forward Bryan Beinke says tackling has been a key to the Crows' improvementthis season. AAPDuration : 21.405-----------------------Adelaide Crows forward Bryan Beinke says captain Mark Ricciuto and vice captain SimonGoodwin are a chance to recover from injury in time to play against Port Adelaide on Sunday.

AAPDuration : 13.975-----------------------Australian stock market closed marginally firmer, with weakness in the resources sectorfailing to outweigh strength among the big banks. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 235.763-----------------------Grains Council president Keith Perrett tells the Nine network diplomacy is required towork out a solution to the conflict over wheat trade to Iraq. AAPDuration : -----------------------Frank Hatfield, FAA Eastern Region Air Traffic Division manager, says air controllerson duty on September 11 were the first to go to war against terrorism. AAPDuration : 17.171-----------------------Michael McCormick, the US Federal Aviation Administration's New York air traffic manager,says probably one of the the most difficult moments in his life was the 11 minutes beforethe World Trade Centre was hit by a hijacked aircraft. AAPDuration : 19.86-----------------------Australian netball captain Kathryn Harby-Williams says the gold medal win at the CommonwealthGames was a highlight of her career. AAPDuration : 14.909-----------------------Australian Business Ltd spokesman Ridhwan Ibrahim-Bennett says Australian companies couldhave a much bigger share of the Muslim Halal market worldwide. AAPDuration : 23.411-----------------------Australian Business Ltd spokesman Ridhwan Ibrahim-Bennett says an added benefit to manufacturersbecoming Halal certified for export markets is import replacement in the domestic market.

AAPDuration : 15.866-----------------------Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe says he plans to press ahead with his land reform agenda. APDuration : 16.493-----------------------Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says Simon Crean is echoing the Iraqi president's positionby accusing the government of potentially costing Australian farmers millions of dollarsin lost exports. AAPDuration : 15.23-----------------------Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says it's important the international community workstowards convincing Iraqi president Saddam Hussein to permit weapons inspectors into thecountry. AAPDuration : 20.952-----------------------The Reserve Bank of Australia's latest statement on monetary policy indicates interestrates may be on the rise again. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 242.924-----------------------TV presenter Dylan Lewis tells the Ten Network how he felt when it was announced he'dwon Celebrity Big Brother. AAPDuration : 9.209-----------------------US State Department spokesman Philip Reeker says Iraq won't give a straightforward answeron UN weapons inspections. APDuration : 11.473-----------------------A patchy Australian stock market remained in negative territory at noon with the resourcesand banking sectors leading the market lower. Garry Josling reports. AAPDuration : 194.461-----------------------US State Department spokesman Philip Reeker says Iraq is expected to do more than merelyallow U-N weapons inspectors into the country. APDuration : 15.176-----------------------Treasurer Peter Costello says figuring out water rights is very important, but says thisis the responsibility of the states. Nine NetworkDuration : 37.729-----------------------Treasurer Peter Costello warns that while the Australian economy is growing stronger thanmany others, there is no guarantee world tremors would not have an impact. Nine NetworkDuration : 66.318-----------------------Prime Minister John Howard, speaking to a group of protesting sugarcane growers outsidetoday's Cabinet meeting in Cairns, says he can't promise he'll protect them but will tryto achieve the best outcome for all. AAPDuration : 16.699-----------------------Treasurer Peter Costello says he can understand wheat farmers' concerns, however it'sjustifiable in a big picture sense. Nine NetworkDuration : 32.007-----------------------Treasurer Peter Costello says Australia's tough stance on Iraq has to concentrate on thedanger of its weapons policy, although the position could impact upon wheat farmers. NineNetworkDuration : 49.687-----------------------Federal Independent MP Tony Windsor tells John Laws that the early resignation of seniorLabor frontbencher Stephen Martin tarnishes the reputation of all politicians. Radio 2UEDuration : 36.604-----------------------Federal Treasurer Peter Costello tells the Nine Network's Today that Australia's toughstance on Iraq has to concentrate on the danger of its weapons policy and the impact onwheat sales is unfortunate. AAPDuration : 33.874-----------------------Labor frontbencher Stephen Martin tells the Nine Network's Today he's had enough of federalpolitics and is standing aside for someone with the enthusiasm his electorate deserves.

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Duration : 36.755-----------------------Australian tennis player Lleyton Hewitt, speaking after his defeat in the final of theCincinnati Masters by Spaniard Carlos Moya, says while he's disappointed, he won't letit interfere with his preparation for the upcoming US Open. AAPDuration : 15.786-----------------------Iraqi ambassador to Australia Dr Saad al Samarai tells Seven's Sunrise Iraq is not blackmailingAustralia with the wheat threat. AAPDuration : 39.131-----------------------Iraqi ambassador to Australia Dr Saad al Samarai tells Seven's Sunrise Iraq has nothingagainst wheat farmers, just Australian foreign policy. AAPDuration : 21.593-----------------------Wall Street stalled today as investors took profits from last week's big rally and consideredthe possibility that the US Federal Reserve might not cut interest rates after all. DougWhiteman reports. APDuration : 49.762

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