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	7/3/2012: NEWS: Delight as family waits for lawyer’s flight home BRISBANE lawyer Melinda Taylor was expected to be back in the arms of her husband and little girl today after an Italian military jet flew her out of Libya. Geoff Roberts had spoken to his wife just once – for a total of five minutes – after she was... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/3/2012: Front Page: GAMES DRUGS PUT TO SLEEP OLYMPIC athletes will be banned from using Stilnox and other sleeping pills and will have their rooms raided in London if they are suspected of using the drugs. In a direct response to revelations swimming legend Grant Hackett developed a dependency... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: WE’LL RAID YOUR ROOMS AUSTRALIA’S Olympic athletes have been banned from using Stilnox, Rohypnol and Mogadon and warned their rooms will be raided if they are suspected of using the sedatives. The Australian Olympic Committee is rewriting its official team medical manual... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/3/2012: Front Page: Cruise terminal just the tonic It was hats off for Tasmanian tradies yesterday at the news that Fairbrother had won the right to build a $7 million cruise ship terminal at Macquarie Wharf No.2. Carrisa Carpenter, 21, front, celebrates with workmates. Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/3/2012: NEWS: Aussie patrol boats worked into ground ONLY five of Darwin’s 14 Armidale class patrol boats — which protect Australia’s northern borders — are operational, Minister for Defence Materiel Jason Clare admitted yesterday. Nine of the patrol boats require maintenance, two more than the seven... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: A man with a postbox plays DJS for mugs DAVID JONES is under fire from the corporate regulator after a bid for the department store chain collapsed spectacularly. The company’s share price plunged after it came out of a trading halt yesterday, amid questioning from the Australian Securities... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/3/2012: Front Page: Lukin’s great white golf plan PORT Lincoln’s international reputation as home to the great white shark will be a major attraction in a new $300-million-plus development planned for the city. An 18-hole golf course will feature the outline of a shark, which is aimed at luring... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: Did Tony Mokbel get away with murder? IT WAS ‘‘cooking’’ of an illicit type that made Tony Mokbel a multimillionaire drug dealer, but it seems that his culinary skills have deteriorated during his time in the high- security unit at Barwon Prison. As he awaits sentencing for his role as... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: Smuggler’s arrest buoys talks with SBY CRUCIAL talks between Julia Gillard and visiting Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono today will be buoyed by news of the arrest of the peoplesmuggler accused of organising the boat that sank off Australia’s north last month, killing 90... Visit The Australian Web Site

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