SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
12-09-2009
SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide newspapers

ADELAIDE, Dec 9 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1: The Motor Trades Association of South Australia calls for a review of state taxation.

Page 3: National Australia Bank survey shows business confidence is rising.

World: Students take to the streets in Tehran to protest against the regime in Iran
(Tehran). The US to send a veteran diplomat to Pyongyang for talks with the North Korean
regime (Seoul). Twin blasts at a market in eastern Pakistan kill up to 48 people (Lahore).

Finance: The $16.4 billion natural gass project in Papua New Guinea to proceed. Economists
scramble to slash September-quarter growth forecasts. Australian share market closes marginally
lower.

Sport: Stuart Clark may be rushed back into the Australian cricket team for the third
Test against the West Indies in Perth. Golfer John Daly wants a film made about his life.

Port Adelaide says it will approach the 2010 AFL season like it did its first in the AFL
in 1997.

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