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	11/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: It’s a bloom town POINCIANAS are putting on their most spectacular show in years and it’s all the result of five months with virtually no rain. ‘‘The trees got a shock and started flowering to produce seed in case it never rained again,’’ Brisbane Botanic Gardens... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/28/2012: Front Page: GILLARD DITCHES ISRAEL TO SAVE HERSELF A CABINET revolt against Prime Minister Julia Gillard almost crippled her leadership and forced her to abandon plans to vote against a controversial Palestinian bid for upgraded UN status. Australia will now instead abstain from voting on the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: PETS GO PACKING IN HOWLING STORM This King Charles cavalier was lucky to find the arms of the Lost Dogs’ Home’s Emily Barrett after being spooked by thunderstorms yesterday. The wild weather caused dozens of pets to break loose as lightning strikes hit the state Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/28/2012: Front Page: WHEN BRAVERY KNOWS NO BOUNDS BOMB disposal expert Michael Lyddiard cheated death when a bomb blew up in his face when he was serving in Afghanistan. The Aussie army sergeant, at work before the incident, inset, lost half of his face, half his right arm, half of his left hand and... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/28/2012: NEWS: Kites may have been poisoned THE dozens of birds that have died mysteriously might have been poisoned, a wildlife carer said yesterday. NT Wildcare president Mignon McHendrie said the Territory Government should carry out autopsies on up to 20 birds to decide the cause of... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Where even the earth is melting THE world is on the cusp of a ‘‘tipping point’’ into dangerous climate change, according to new data gathered by scientists measuring methane leaking from the Arctic permafrost and a report presented to the United Nations on Tuesday. ‘‘The permafrost... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/28/2012: Front Page: River saved, now Henry fights for his life BUOYED by his critical role in finally forcing River Murray reform, Lower Lakes fisherman Henry Jones is gearing up for a new battle – a fight for his life. Mr Jones, 71, yesterday declared victory in the centuryold reform fight, after the Opposition... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: At the edge of disaster THE world is on the cusp of a ‘‘tipping point’’ into dangerous climate change, scientists measuring methane leaking from the Arctic permafrost and a report to the United Nations have warned. Independent lines of evidence now show that human greenhouse... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: PM facing rebellion in the ranks JULIA Gillard’s grip on her ministry and the backbench has slipped after the Prime Minister faced a cabinet rebellion and successful caucus revolt over foreign policy on Israel and Palestine, as well as a debilitating failure to make a decision on... Visit The Australian Web Site

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