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	12/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: Newman job cuts hit state of slump QUEENSLAND’S economy is in reverse as the fiscal bite of the Newman Government’s public service job cuts hit home while government spending and the mining sector retract. The slump is at odds with the slow growth being shown in the national... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/6/2012: Front Page: FATAL CHOICE A BOY has become the latest victim of the hallucinogenic drug LSD, which has seen a resurgence among youngsters in recent months. Nick Mitchell, 15, described as ‘‘ smart and popular’’, was found in his bedroom by his 11-year-old brother and could not... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: A GREAT LIFE DAME Elisabeth Murdoch, matriarch of Australia’s greatest media family and renowned philanthropist, last night died, aged 103. She passed away peacefully at her Cruden Farm home at Langwarrin. She will be mourned by thousands of Australians whose... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/6/2012: Front Page: COLD SHOULDER TWO Hobart institutions that drive Antarctic, oceanographic and climate change research could be gone in 18 months. Experts fear the closures could leave Hobart’s world-class Antarctic and oceanographic research reputation in tatters and jeopardise... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/6/2012: NEWS: Grief-stricken mum’s plea to find phone GRIEF-stricken mum Gail Flack yesterday appealed to thieves to return her iPhone. It contains photographs of her daughter, who died of cancer last month. Gail, 65, said: ‘‘The iPhone also has all the condolence messages.’’ It was left on the front... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: PM red-faced on green tape The business lobby’s victory in eradicating ‘‘green tape’’ is collapsing as the Gillard government shelves controversial plans to hand environmental decision-making to the states. The Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, will tell business leaders talks to... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/6/2012: Front Page: MURDERED JUST 100m FROM HOME JASINTA- LEIGH Fullerton was a popular Outback figure who overcame adversity by helping others and spreading joy in her country community. Grieving friends and family of the murdered 22-year-old, known as Jessie, last night had no explanation for the... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: Where overcrowding leaves children sick and depressed FILSAN Warsame and Shamsun Ali have seven children. Each night they put them to bed, and each night they do their best. But space is scarce in their twobedroom flat. Some of the children sleep with their parents, others on the floor or couch in the... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/6/2012: FRONT PAGE: Not bumper — but a spring in their step AUSTRALIA’S winter crop has shrunk by more than 20 per cent since last year’s bumper harvest, but the impact of the dry spring has not been as severe as predicted. The harvest underway across southern Australia is forecast to produce 35 million tonnes... Visit The Australian Web Site

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