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	11/30/2012: FRONT PAGE: ‘MORE WILL WALK AWAY’ THE rebel MP who sparked the LNP Government’s painful week says more MPs are preparing to walk away from Campbell Newman’s team. Ray Hopper, the first of three MPs to quit the LNP this week, said more backbenchers would lose faith in the Government’s... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/30/2012: Front Page: Last Punt THEY say champions always know when it’s time to quit. And Ricky Ponting is one of the greatest champions to have donned a baggy green. Australia’s record Test run-scorer called time on his illustrious career yesterday, fighting back tears to declare... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/30/2012: FRONT PAGE: AFL players treated for ice abuse AFL players are turning to private rehabilitation clinics to deal with serious illegal drug problems. At least two Melbourne-based footballers have sought help for treatment o f addiction to methamphetamine, more commonly known as ice. The Herald Sun... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/30/2012: Front Page: Farewell, champ TEARS and tributes greeted Ricky Ponting’s shock decision to declare an end to his glittering 17-year Test career yesterday. Australia’s Test match against South Africa in Perth starting today will be Ponting’s last in a baggy green cap. It was... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/30/2012: NEWS: Just plain foul, say disgusted smokers CIGARETTES not only look plain — smokers are complaining they taste worse now they are in new plain packaging that becomes mandatory from tomorrow. Smokers have been telling advice group Quitline and Facebook fan sites that their cigarettes taste... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/30/2012: FRONT PAGE: He’s given all, and Ponting knows it’s time THE winds of change arrived on Ricky Ponting’s doorstep on Wednesday morning. As a gale left the Western Australia Cricket Ground sightscreens swaying, Ponting approached the Australian captain, Michael Clarke, and coach, Mickey Arthur, in the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/30/2012: Front Page: $300 HIT ONBILLS on hot days. A study of the electricity market system was carried out by the Electricity Users Association of Australia. Its release yesterday coincided with another report revealing electricity disconnections in South Australia jumped 34 per cent to... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/30/2012: FRONT PAGE: End of Ponting’s innings RICKY Ponting always talked like he made runs, in torrents. Then the runs dried up, and on Thursday so did the words, almost. First when addressing the team, then at a media conference a few hours later, Ponting had to force himself as he rarely did in... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/30/2012: FRONT PAGE: A crying shame: Ponting’s innings ends on his own terms, having ‘given cricket my all’ RICKY Ponting and his teammates wept at the team hotel as he told them the news, but the former Australian captain was dry-eyed and as uncompromising as ever as he announced at a hastily convened press conference that today’s Perth Test is his... Visit The Australian Web Site

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