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	12/11/2012: » WEATHER REPORT: Crackdown as police urge motorists to … HOLD THAT CALL FRUSTRATED road safety authorities will target a new fatal flaw among Queensland drivers in a bid to reduce crashes. Inattention will be officially added to the existing ‘‘fatal four’’ launched more than a decade ago. Until now, police have cracked... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/11/2012: Front Page: WE’RE SORRY THE DJs at the centre of the royal phone hoax broke down yesterday as they came out of hiding to apologise to the family of the hospital nurse who apparently killed herself after answering their prank call. Devastated Mel Greig and Michael Christian... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/11/2012: FRONT PAGE: SHATTERED AND GUTTED THE besieged radio hosts be- hind the royal hoax call scandal have made an emotional plea to reach out to nurse Jacintha Saldanha’s grieving family. A sobbing Mel Greig apologised to the family last night for the hurt their ‘‘silly little prank’’... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/11/2012: Front Page: Let’s get Jamie Oliver Superstarrstar chef Jamie Oliver has never been to Tasmania but he’s keen to visit and serve up his menu of healthy cooking. The news has left tourism and hospitality chiefs salivating at the prospect and they say our fine-food reputation and obesity... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/11/2012: FRONT PAGE: HOOKERS BALL EXPOSED GO ON, CHECK OUT THE PICTURES. YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO Visit NT News Web Site

	12/11/2012: FRONT PAGE: I was oblivious to the impact of that speech THE Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, had no idea of the import or impact of her now-famous ‘‘misogyny’’ speech after she gave it. It was up to the Treasurer, Wayne Swan, to read the zeitgeist. Ms Gillard – named on Tuesday as Australia’s most... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/11/2012: Front Page: SHATTERED, GUTTED AND HEARTBROKEN THE management of 2Day FM Austereo remain in the crosshairs after dodging responsibility for the Royal radio prank, as its ‘‘shattered’’ DJs confirmed the decision to broadcast the hoax call was ‘‘taken out of our hands’’. Distraught radio presenters... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/11/2012: FRONT PAGE: ‘‘ You prank someone, you record it, then it goes to the other departments to work out what they want to do with it … We just do what we do, which is make those calls.’’ 2Day FM presenter Mel Greig THE radio presenters at the centre of the royal prank call have claimed they were not ultimately responsible for a stunt that has caused outrage at a London hospital, provoked fury at Buckingham Palace and been linked to the death of a UK nurse. Mel... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/11/2012: FRONT PAGE: Ex-lover, new claims dog WA money man HE’S in charge of Western Australia’s $238 billion economy, but Troy Buswell in the space of a few days has been accused by his former l over of ‘‘dry humping’’ a businessman and being an alcoholic with psychological issues – allegations he... Visit The Australian Web Site

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