AAP General News (Australia)
12-15-2009
QLD: Main stories in today's Brisbane newspapers
BRISBANE, Dec 15 AAP - Main stories in The Courier Mail:
Page 1: Anna Bligh is facing open mutiny from within her own party with moves afoot
to hold a special conference to scuttle the government's planned asset sales.
Page 2: Competition policy tsar Allan Fels has backed the state government's decision
to sell the monopoly elements of Queensland Rail's freight and coal business.
Page 3: Queensland households may avoid being hit with a new system of power prices
that rise and fall with the temperature.
World: Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi spent a quiet night in hospital and
asked yesterday to see the front page coverage of the attack that left him with a broken
nose and two teeth knocked out, reports said.
Finance: No-frills funds that charge low fees and provide minimal feedback to members
are at the core of a shake-up of Australia's superannuation system proposed by a federal
government review.
Sport: Kangaroos Test half-back Johnathan Thurston has rocked rugby league with the
stunning admission he is considering a switch to rugby union.
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