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	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: CRISIS FRONT A BURN and churn of stressedout Queensland child safety workers has left unskilled officers taking a frontline role in caring for vulnerable children. With more Queensland children in state care than inmates in prison cells, it’s been revealed many... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/20/2012: Front Page: TAKEN DOWN BY A MATE IT is the tale of two friends of an accused killer. One allegedly gave police information that led to the arrest of Kieran Loveridge over the ‘‘king-hit’’ killing of 18-year-old Thomas Kelly in Kings Cross. The other friend found himself behind bars... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: SQUEEZE ON KIDS education reporter PRINCIPALS and dietitians have slammed the end of a free fruit program that helped thousands of school kids live healthier. Free Fruit Friday was an effective and cheap way of encouraging children to eat healthily, education leaders... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: DAD’S GREATEST GIFT A TASMANIAN father is just weeks away from learning whether he will be able to donate a kidney to save his daughter’s life. Conrad Chugg, of Launceston, is in the final stages of testing to assess his suitability to donate an organ for his daughter... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/20/2012: NEWS: Mystery saltie a plastic prop THE identity of a rogue crocodile that hitched a ride around Darwin’s northern suburbs on the back of a ute has been revealed. His name is ‘‘ Twinkle Toes’’ — and he was on his way home from a tropicalthemed plastic surgeons conference last... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: Prime suspect taken off the street AS THOMAS KELLY lay bleeding on the Kings Cross pavement, floored by a forceful blow from a stranger, he was being watched, not only by his distressed girlfriend, a friend and concerned onlookers – but by his alleged attacker. As paramedics tried in... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/20/2012: Front Page: Tears and tributes for teen hit by lightning JACKSON Marsh had the world at his feet. He was a loving son and brother, and an accomplished scholar who had an abundance of friends. The ‘‘all-rounder’’ had also inherited a love of sport from his father, Dean, a South Australian Cricket Association... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: Female stars relegated to the underclass FEDERAL sports minister Kate Lundy has hit out at the discrimination that resulted in Australia’s women Olympic basketballers flying to London in economy class, while the men travelled in business class. After The Age revealed that the Opals flew... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/20/2012: FRONT PAGE: Lips shut, backs straight, eyes down: how keeping still is a learning experience STILL bodies, busy brains sums up the teaching approach taken by Roula Dunkerley in her classroom. Her composite class of Years 1 and 2 students at Brookvale Public School in Sydney’s north is notable for its calm and quiet atmosphere — not... Visit The Australian Web Site

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