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	6/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: Home hotspots bear the brunt FAST-GROWING Brisbane suburbs like Geebung will feel the sting of a 7 per cent hike in rates after Brisbane City Council yesterday handed down its budget. Geebung’s Tom Kewley (pictured with his family) said he had no idea why council would raise his... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	6/21/2012: Front Page: League family farewells Sonia ROBBIE Farah’s shoulders carried him into NSW Origin folklore with a record-breaking 63 tackles last week. But yesterday they were burdened by a much more testing task. Supported by 1000 mourners, Farah helped his three brothers carry the coffin of... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: CAT’S BASH SHAME A MARATHON drinking session led to the alleged assault of a young woman, ending the season of Geelong youngster Jesse Stringer. A female friend of Stringer’s received a black eye during an argument after he returned home about 77am, following a night... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	6/21/2012: Front Page: First it was Aker, then Fev, now it’s Mooney FORMER Geelong premiership hardman Cameron Mooney is the latest ex-AFL star to agree to play in Tasmania. Mooney, one of the most reported players in AFL history and a televison expert with FoxFooty, will line up for Glenorchy against bitter rival... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	6/21/2012: NEWS: Cars trash fences as kids run amok POLICE were chasing teenagers in a stolen car when the youths ploughed through the front fence of a suburban house early yesterday. The unmarked police car then crashed through the fence next door before the officer continued the chase on... Visit NT News Web Site

	6/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: Federal funding bombshell THE federal government has called for calm after a High Court decision ruled the school chaplains program invalid and threatened billions of dollars in federal funding for roads, the arts, sports and other services. The High Court ruled 6-1 that the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	6/21/2012: Front Page: One final act of kindness TORN from his family by the killer meningococcal infection, 18- year- old Alex Aunger donated his organs as his final act. With family at his bedside, the apprentice electrician lost his brief fight with the disease on Monday night. The Murray Bridge... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	6/21/2012: Front Page: Ruling on chaplains could shift power to states RON Williams is the man who sued God and lost — but in the process has thrown Australia’s federal system of government into a legal and constitutional crisis. Mr Williams, a father- of- six from Toowoomba, could not have imagined he would cause so... Visit The Age Web Site

	6/21/2012: FRONT PAGE: News shakes up media landscape RUPERT Murdoch’s News Limited has moved to dramatically reshape the Australian media landscape with a $2 billion deal to consolidate the pay-TV industry and a wholesale restructure of its operations that accelerates its transition to a digital future... Visit The Australian Web Site

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