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	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: PILLARS OF HOPE QUEENSLAND can look forward to a brighter 2013 with the state set for recovery and the worst of the economic downturn a fading memory. Optimism was the overarching outlook for Queensland when the unique class of new 2012 leaders came together for The... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/18/2012: Front Page: ‘We must change’ PRESIDENT Barack Obama yesterday stood before the shattered families of the Connecticut school massacre victims and vowed to stop the carnage being inflicted by America’s love affair with guns. ‘‘We can’t tolerate this any more,’’ Mr Obama said.... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: CHILDREN NOT GUNS A TEARFUL US President Barack Obama has vowed to put the lives of children ahead of the right to bear arms, as America continued mourning victims of the Sandy Hook school massacre. In a heartfelt address after meeting parents of school children... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: THUMBS UP TO A BIG FUTURE THOUSANDS of students found out the results of their year of toil as the first batch of Tasmanian Certificate of Education scores were released yesterday. Students, from left, Louis Coad, Alice Eade, Ellie Summers and Bram Harris were delighted after... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/18/2012: NEWS: Watchful staff see fire doused QUICK-thinking staff at the Darwin Optical Superstore in Smith Street Mall helped extinguish an electrical roof fire yesterday afternoon. Store manager Glenn Criddle said he and colleague Jaelyn smelt smoke in the building, so investigated. Mr... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: Aid budget cut to feed refugees LABOR is diverting $375 million from its foreign aid budget this financial year to pay for the rising costs of food and housing for asylum seekers released into the community – a move that has deeply angered foreign aid advocates. As the government... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/18/2012: Front Page: CITY CAR PARK TAX DRIVERS can expect to bear the cost of a new $750 city carparking tax as the State Government tries to raise cash to fill a growing budget black hole. The Advertiser can reveal Treasurer Jack Snelling will introduce the new tax – to be charged at... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: The ute that jump- started Christmas REBECCA Sollitt felt embarrassed when her husband Rob Wallace parked a glaring bright red ute as a Christmas decoration outside their house earlier this month. The whimsical Aussie Christmas sleigh, wth a stuffed Santa checking under the bonnet, has... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: For Evan’s sake, Fiji braces as hell unleashed THE worst cyclone to strike Fiji in 20 years unleashed 200km/h winds that lifted the roofs off buildings, flattened homes and stranded thousands of Australian holidaymakers when the country’s main airport was shut down. The fury of category-4 cyclone... Visit The Australian Web Site

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