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	12/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: POWER TRIP Sparks fly as electricity grid faces heat test THE political fix for Queensland’s power price pain has hit a stalemate on the eve of one of the most demanding days to confront the local electricity grid. State Energy Minister Mark McArdle has accused Prime Minister Julia Gillard of ‘‘a dishonest... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/3/2012: Front Page: JULIA WINS JAVA VOTE ASYLUM seekers in Indonesia have labelled Julia Gillard a ‘‘hero’’ after learning they will receive welfare payments and rent assistance should they make it to Australia by boat. The wannabe citizens are ecstatic the government has conceded detention... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: IT’S TOO BIG THE French boss of the troubled Wonthaggi desalination plant has admitted for the first time that the plant is too big for Melbourne’s water needs. Suez Environment chief executive Jean-Louis Chaussade told the Herald Sun the size of the plant was... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/3/2012: Front Page: Race ace revels in gridlock IT’S not every day you get the chance to race alongside a Formula One star, or even beat one. Hobart’s waterfront came alive yesterday when young and old rolled up to take on Red Bull Racing’s F1 ace Mark Webber in a 6.5km fun run. The second Webber... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/3/2012: NEWS: Community fed croc blamed for taking boy THE 4m croc suspected of having taken a nine-year-old boy in East Arnhem Land was being fed by the community, police and locals said. The tragedy at the Dhania outstation has not come as a surprise in nearby Nhulunbuy, with several locals telling the... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: Early days more hangover than honeymoon THE honeymoon period is a myth, according to new research which has found that couples are unhappiest in their first year of marriage. And forget bickering like an old married couple. The study found that the happiest husbands and wives are those who... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/3/2012: Front Page: OPEN THE TOLL GATE TOLL roads are needed in South Australia to help fund transport projects vital to economic growth, the peak freight transport advisory group warns. The South Australian Freight Council today will release a report identifying four transport... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: PONTING A FINAL FLING NON- cricket people give you a funny look when you say Test matches can change in a twinkling. The most they will allow is that cricket, like war, is made up of long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror. The terror has been... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/3/2012: FRONT PAGE: Troops’ asylum stress ‘as high as in Afghanistan’ THE flow of asylum-seekers to Australia is exacting an increasingly heavy toll on the defence force, with stress levels among personnel as high as those in combat zones such as Afghanistan. Concern about the impact of the border protection operations... Visit The Australian Web Site

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