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	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: FLU ALERT FLU-STRICKEN workers are being urged not to ‘‘soldier on’’ as new data suggests Queensland is in the grip of a bad influenza season. Queensland Health figures show 3390 people have tested positive to the flu this season, almost 1.5 times the five-year... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/26/2012: Front Page: WRONG PAY, GO BACK THE state government has been forced to reinstate a senior RTA lawyer after illegally sacking her for questioning the pay scales of colleagues, in a case that has cost taxpayers $1.5 million. After one of the most expensive legal defences mounted by a... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: LET’S GRAB GOLD Liz Cambage is on the brink of glory at the London Games. The towering basketball sensation is a key player in the Opals’ campaign to convert three consecutive Olympic silver medals to gold. Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: Mum’s the word for Tassie’s Olympic maestro BALANCING ACT: Tasmanian rower Dana Faletic can’t slow down. After retiring in 2006 she took up road cycling before a break to give birth to son Harry, 3, above. Then, just 18 months ago, the Athens bronze medallist decided to give rowing one more go.... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/26/2012: NEWS: Plan to tackle housing costs TERRITORIANS will now be able to access deposit-free home loans as part of a bid by the NT Government to battle its greatest electoral fear — crippling house and rental prices. Called the My New Home scheme, it kicked off yesterday and will run for... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: Kids couldn’t care less about going to childcare, study finds CHILDCARE use in the first year of life has no discernible bad effects, according to a series of Australian studies that track children through to age eight or nine. Early use of centre-based childcare in particular has long been a contentious... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/26/2012: Front Page: Lenders face home-loan scrutiny HOMEOWNERSwould know the best mortgage rate offered by banks in their own suburb under a radical push to make lenders open their books to public scrutiny. Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten last night called on banks to reveal how much they lend... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: The 50-year global cover-up SECRET files reveal the German maker of thalidomide ignored and covered up repeated warnings that its drug could damage unborn babies. The Age has obtained excerpts of never-before-published files from the archives of pharmaceutical giant Grunenthal... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: Wheat farmers in clover as the US bakes FARMERS around Australia who have squirrelled away wheat and barley harvested last year on their properties in the hope of better prices are making hay while the US wilts. But Australian consumers will be forced to pay more for eggs, bread, bacon,... Visit The Australian Web Site

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