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	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: PARTY’S OVER VIRGIN Australia has threatened to pull its 1200 staff out of Brisbane in a stoush over access to regional airports. CEO John Borghetti is understood to be frustrated by what he sees as lack of support for the airline, which relocated to Brisbane in... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/13/2012: Front Page: I’ll miss you, Dad THOUSANDS of police standing to attention around St Patrick’s Cathedral, Parramatta, were testament to the sacrifice of their slain colleague Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson, honoured yesterday as a selfless hero even in his dying moments. But the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: WE’RE SO PROUD A PROTECTIVE Services Offi- cer brutally attacked with a hammer on the steps of Parliament House loved his work guarding the state’s leaders. The wife of James Vongvixay last night told the Herald Sun she was proud of her husband, who remains in... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: UP, UP AND AWAY HOLIDAY travel for Tasmanians is more affordable than ever, with flights to Melbourne slashed to less than $40 in the week before Christmas. The discount fares are at least 90 per cent cheaper than flights available at the same time last year. But... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/13/2012: NEWS: Itinerants make cafe owners Jenny and Nikitas wild DINERS at a Darwin city cafe have been scared off by people having sex and defecating at a nearby park. Istanbul Cafe complained to Darwin Council about the rising anti-social behaviour spilling from Tamarind Park to their restaurant veranda during... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: Last act of a dying hero In his final moments, Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson made one last heroic gesture. Stabbed in the neck after a neighbourhood dispute had escalated ‘‘beyond all reason’’, the experienced officer cared little for his injuries, soon to prove fatal.... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/13/2012: Front Page: Bid for grocers to sell wine in aisles A COALITION of South Australian-owned grocerers want to sell alcohol in their stores, in a move they are promoting as a boost to the wine industry. Foodland and the Independent Grocers Association have approached the State Government and asked it to... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: 100 years of ups and downs MOST people see Luna Park’s Scenic Railway as a fun ride, but it’s a whole different story if you’re one of the managers and need some stress relief. Operations manager Brooke Pether says they have what’s called ‘‘ boss privileges’’. ‘‘ We all do it,... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/13/2012: FRONT PAGE: Liberal ‘plot’ brings down Slipper lawsuit TONY Abbott faces calls to dump star candidate Mal Brough and explain his knowledge of the Peter Slipper scandal, after Mr Brough was linked to a plot to damage Mr Slipper’s reputation and further his political interests. And the government’s decision... Visit The Australian Web Site

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