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	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: BRUSHED THE fluoride wars are set to break out again in Queensland as a Newman Government MP claims more than a third of his colleagues want the ‘‘brainaltering poison’’ removed from the state’s water supplies. Jason Woodforth, a first-term MP for Nudgee, on... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: BROKEN HEARTS THE family of slain police officer Bryson Anderson yesterday spoke of the unimaginable grief of losing a husband, father and son in the line of duty. Today the moments that led to the stabbing death of the detective inspector can be revealed for the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: BEACH PARADISE TWIST THE focus of the mystery of missing Victorian prison boss David Prideaux has moved to the West Australian holiday mecca of Broome. The Herald Sun can reveal a witness believes he saw Mr Prideaux at a bank in the famous resort town last month, more... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/8/2012: Front Page: IT’S TIME TO HEAL THE Port Arthur massacre needs to be brought out of the shadows to help the community heal, Heritage Minister Brian Wightman says. Mr Wightman said 16 years after the horrific shooting deaths of 35 people, Tasmanians wanted the tragedy to be more... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/8/2012: NEWS: Power hikes to hit seniors MARJ Allen is grateful she managed to tuck away a little bit of superannuation from the 18 years she worked at the dump— she will need it to help pay her power and water bills. But the 72- year- old from Wagaman does not know how seniors surviving on... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: Hero officer had tried to end deadly stand-off IT SHOULD have been the safest place to be – up against the back of a house as a teenager fired crossbow arrows at police from inside the semi-rural property. But there behind the four-bedroom property in Sydney’s north-west, Detective Inspector... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/8/2012: Front Page: CASHON TAP SA Water’s profit has surged to $317 million, largely driven by charging households and businesses more for a desalination plant that is running at limited capacity. It can be revealed the state government-owned water company’s profit for the 2011-12... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: Asleep on the job? For these elite footballers it’s all part of a day’s work It’s three o’clock in the afternoon, and Melbourne is asleep on the job. To be fair, though, it’s part of the job. The Demons are two-thirds of the way through ‘‘ Three Block Wednesday’’, the most demanding, draining day of each week. They’ve trained... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/8/2012: FRONT PAGE: Reality rams home as fine merino chapter ends CLASS warfare has come to the pastoral heartland of old Australia, with the sale of one of the Riverina’s oldest and greatest merino sheep studs to a South Australian pig farmer turned livestock baron. The change of ownership will see all 18,000... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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