FED:News Diary for Tuesday, Dec 7

AAP General News (Australia)
12-06-2010
FED:News Diary for Tuesday, Dec 7
Good Evening News Editors and Chiefs of Staff

Here is AAP's preliminary newslist for Tuesday (not for publication).

This is a guide only and stories, local times and locations are subject to change. In
some cases times and locations may not be available. Story coverage is subject to staffing.

ADELAIDE
- A father and son to be sentenced for dishing out vigilante justice at a fast food restaurant
in Adelaide to someone they thought had been involved in a road rage incident.

BRISBANE
1000 - Volvo invitation to co-pilot the world's first vehicle to avoid pedestrians. Mount
Cotton Driver Training Centre, 1753-1799 Mount Cotton Road, Cornubia. Contact: Krupa
Uthappa-Myers 02 8354 1830/0421 0008 010
- Bowen Magistrates Court, Cyril Vaines, Bowen Turf Club President on assault charges
after scuffle with ALP candidate Mike Brunker
- Outwatching for more on driveby shootings on the Gold Coast.

CANBERRA
- The National Archives will hold a special briefing on the 1980 and 1981 Cabinet records
ahead of two years of Cabinet records becoming available on January 1.

- The 2011 Summernats will be officially launched in Canberra.

HOBART
- No items listed

MELBOURNE
- Inquest continues for a boy who died after eating a peanut meal on school camp (FRANCIS)
- Committal hearing for a man charged over theft of a million dollar diamond ring from
a city jewellery store, 10am (GEORGIOU)
- Launch of global research on retirement planning by AXA, with social change expert Bernard
Salt; presser 0930

PERTH
- No items listed.

SYDNEY
0930 - Continuation of committal of Suresh Nair, neurosurgeon accused of murder and manslaughter,
Downing Centre Local Court, 4.7.

1000 - Keli Lane murder trial - jury deliberations continue, King Street Court 3.

1000 - Inquest into suspected homicide of nurse Mary Louise Wallace continues - witnesses
include rapist's parole officer, Glebe Coroners Court.

1000 - NSW Auditor-General's report on Education and Communities. NSW Parliament Press
Room. Contact: Barry Underwood 0403 073 664.

1020 - Refugee Council to address the federal parliament's Joint Committee on Foreign
Affairs, Defence and Trade into Australia's relationship with Africa. Sydney Masonic Centre,
Corinthian Room, 66 Goulburn Street, Sydney. Contact: Andrew Dawson 6277 2063 or 0401
143 724.

1115 - BHP Billiton to address the federal parliament's Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Defence and Trade into Australia's relationship with Africa. Sydney Masonic Centre, Corinthian
Room, 66 Goulburn Street, Sydney. Contact: Andrew Dawson 6277 2063 or 0401 143 724.

FINANCE

ECONOMIC NEWS:
Sydney - Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board meeting and interest rate decision (1430 AEDT)
Sydney - Dun and Bradstreet's business expectations survey
Sydney - Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association performance of construction
index (PCI) for November

EQUITIES:
Sydney - Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce 2010
Property Lunch with Grocon chief executive Daniel Grollo and Lend Lease Group chief executive
Steve McCann
Sydney - PNG Mining Conference (day 2 of 3)

SPORT

CRICKET
ADELAIDE - Second Test: Australia v England, Adelaide Oval, day five
SYDNEY - Sheffield Shield: NSW v SA, SCG, day one
BRISBANE - Preview of domestic one-day clash between Queensland and WA

SOCCER
SYDNEY - FFA bosses set to speak about the failed to bid to host 2022 World Cup
MELBOURNE - Preview of Melbourne Heart v Newcastle Jets
SYDNEY - Reaction from Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory to the draw for the 2011 Asian
Champions League

RUGBY LEAGUE
SYDNEY - Parramatta likely to make a decision on the playing future of Timana Tahu

AFL
MELBOURNE - AFL pre-season and rookie drafts

BOXING
SYDNEY - Weigh-in for Wednesday's fight between Anthony Mundine and Garth Wood, 1100 Acer Arena

RACING
SYDNEY - Preview Wednesday's Rosehill meeting.

MELBOURNE - Looking ahead to Saturday's Flemington meeting.

BRISBANE - Preview Doomben Wednesday.

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