AUSTRALIA

Leighton may face ban in Iraq

AUSTRALIAN construction heavyweight Leighton may be iced out of Iraq's lucrative oil and gas contracts as a corruption investigation shakes faith in the country's energy industry, <i>The Australian Financial Review</i> reports.

The paper quoted the Iraq Ministry of Oil petroleum contracts and licensing directorate deputy head Sabah Al-Saidi as saying the ministry was "shocked" by claims that Leighton subsidiary Leighton Offshore...

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