AAP General News (Australia)
12-01-2009
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers =3
THE AUSTRALIAN
Page 1: Joe Hockey resists commenting on contesting a Liberal leadership ballot to
be held on Tuesday. Minor parties pushing the Liberals closer to a vote on the ETS within
days. Local and regional share markets rebound strongly after United Arab Emirates central
bank stood behind domestic and international leaders.
Page 2: Reserve Bank considering whether to lift interest rates for the third time
in as many months.
Page 3: NSW Coroner considering referring mysterious death of yachtsman Andrew Witton
to prosecutors.
World: The deliberate contamination of a water cooler at an Indian atomic energy plant
has raised serious security concerns.
Finance: Australian companies are forecast to spend more than $560 million on Christmas
events this year - a 76 per cent increase on the $319 million spent the year before.
Sport: Brett Lee's Test career is not over yet, and the fast bowler expects to be back
playing before the end of the summer.
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