Premier Anna Bligh wants to spruce up the image of an unpopular
and controversial gas industry by linking it to the future of Queensland's
children, critics say.
Ms Bligh on Monday announced her Mines to Minds plan would use
billions in royalties from the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry for an
education trust.
From 2015, a $4000 scholarship would be provided to every Year
12 student who goes on to undertake further education or training.
The multibillion-dollar gas industry in Queensland processes
coal seam gas (CSG) into LNG.
The Spectator
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