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	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: CLASS HEAT TESTS LIMITS TENS of thousands of children across southeast Queensland are set to swelter in classrooms without airconditioning today as temperatures are predicted to hit 39C. An investigation by The CourierMail has revealed the number of classrooms that don’t... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/4/2012: Front Page: Punter’s exit echoes the Don AUSTRALIA’S best after Bradman went in much the same way as the great man himself. Ricky Ponting was given a guard of honour by his South African opponents in Perth yesterday, in an echo of the salute England’s cricketers gave to Don Bradman in 1948.... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: DO A DEAL NOW ANGRY parents are de- manding an end to the teachers’ pay dispute as up to 530,000 students will receive comment-free school reports from next week. The two-year stoush is deadlocked, with both sides saying the other is refusing to return to the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/4/2012: Front Page: GIVE THEM HOPE FOSTER kids face homelessness, pregnancy, drug use and unemployment because of a lack of support once they leave state care, a damning report from the Commissioner for Children shows. Commissioner Aileen Ashford yesterday released her third issues... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: BUDGET CASH GOES BUSH THE Territory Government will today reconfirm its promise to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on indigenous communities — and then increase motor vehicle registration by up to $48 a year. Visit NT News Web Site

	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: Eerie quiet as another fabulous career ends WHEN Sir Donald Bradman made a second-ball duck in his last Test innings in 1948, the man who was closest to him, England’s wicket-keeper Godfrey Evans, said to himself: ‘‘What is a nought in such a fabulous career, even such a nought at such a... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/4/2012: Front Page: Cloud lifts on future of Port Pirie YEARS of uncertainty hanging over Port Pirie’s future has been lifted by a government- backed $ 350 million plan to transform the city’s outdated, polluting lead smelter. Nyrstar will be backed by up to $270 million in government guarantees to... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: The crowd rose to him for a second time, and all, including Ponting, understood that this was a rare moment of stopped time inwhich an individual could be allowed to sit above the game. THE cricket gods are nothing if not impish. The first and last balls of Ricky Ponting’s imperial Test cricket career were both bowled by spinners, both at the WACA Ground, and he thickedged them both. The first eluded slip and skittered away for four.... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/4/2012: FRONT PAGE: Slowing economy boosts case for Reserve rate cut A SLOWING economy has cut company profits and wages, damaging the government’s plans for returning the budget to surplus and sealing the case for a preChristmas interest rate cut at today’s Reserve Bank board meeting. Company profits are now no higher... Visit The Australian Web Site

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