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	7/12/2012: FRONT PAGE: Forecast is right as rain MELBOURNE youngsters Sabine Dunstone and Tahlia and William Briggs are used to bad weather back home, so a bit of rain didn’t stop them enjoying their Burleigh Heads holiday. But sunny conditions are tipped to return soon. Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/12/2012: Front Page: Black Caviar THERE’S nothing like a roll in the sand to make you feel like you’re home again. Champion racehorse Black Caviar is happy to be back in Australia after her all-conquering trip to the UK, where she extended her winning streak to 22. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/12/2012: FRONT PAGE: WE CONFESS Staff and volunteers were exposed to danger toxic chemicals but not told of the Up to 250 people will need medical checks because of health concerns Authority chiefs regret what happened angry and say Victorians have a right to be That the truth... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/12/2012: Front Page: MOUNTAIN HIGH A LIBERAL government would axe laws blocking development on Mt Wellington, clearing the way for an improved visitor centre and a cable car, Opposition Leader Will Hodgman vowed yesterday. Mr Hodgman said other tourism destinations were leaving Hobart... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/12/2012: NEWS: Wharfside Muckaty nuke dump protest MORE than 100 members of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), both in the NT and interstate, will protest the proposed Muckaty nuclear waste dump at a rally this afternoon. Northern Territory MUA branch manager Thomas Mayor said workers from Darwin... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/12/2012: FRONT PAGE: Time to end the violence SYDNEY lord mayors past and present are leading a call for action to curb violence in Kings Cross after 18-year-old Thomas Kelly was fatally wounded in an unprovoked attack. Senior police yesterday defended their presence in the precinct, arguing that... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/12/2012: Front Page: ANIMAL RESCUE TAXPAYERS have forked out more than $30 million in two years to help the Gillard Government test the public mood on its most controversial reforms, including the carbon tax, pokies reform and the NBN. A handful of market research firms are earning... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/12/2012: FRONT PAGE: Is this child abuse? The courts think so VICTORIAN welfare authorities have begun using extreme obesity as a reason to support children being separated from their parents — and experts predict more cases as the population gets fatter. The Department of Human Services has cited obesity in at... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/12/2012: FRONT PAGE: Mundine floats jobs solution FORMER ALP president Warren Mundine has called on the Gillard government to bypass the Greens and convene an emergency meeting with Tony Abbott’s Coalition to develop reforms promoting indigenous economic development. The indigenous leader is the... Visit The Australian Web Site

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