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	12/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: SAVING OUR STATE WHEN Vicki Holmes started supporting her late husband’s surf lifesaving pursuits, women weren’t even allowed to participate. Now her granddaughter Jahly, 6, wouldn’t miss a chance to don the red and yellow of Queensland’s lifesavers and follow in the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/26/2012: Front Page: $600M SALES OF THE CENTURY SYDNEYSIDERS will today lead the nation’s shopping revival, pumping more than $500 million into the coffers of struggling retailers around the state. As stores offer huge discounts to attract customers spending their hard-earned money, shoppers are... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: PUP’S BIG TEST Michael Clarke is confident he has recovered from injury in time to lead his team on to the MCG for today’s Boxing Day Test, but will make a final decision this morning. Yesterday the cricketers shared the Christmas spirit. Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/26/2012: Front Page: STOOD DOWN FOUR Tasmanian police officers have been stood down from duty, accused of criminal activities ranging from alleged rape to assaulting a youth and drug trafficking. Tasmania Police has confirmed one officer has been charged with a serious criminal... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/26/2012: NEWS: Santa delivers, despite the heat SANTA didn’t have to battle a cyclone this year, though he was forced to shed his suit as he sweated through the heat of the night to deliver Christmas presents to Territory homes. But the merry man didn’t miss a trick. Haylee Versteegh, 4, was busy... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: No Christmas break for the crack teams that get the drop on wayward bushfires WHILE most people were just thinking about unwrapping presents on Christmas morning, a group of the state’s top firefighters was already on the job. The ‘‘rapid aerial response’’ crews staffed by the National Parks and Wildlife Service and the NSW... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/26/2012: Front Page: The fight’s on for a bargain SHOPPERS eager for a bargain are today tipped to splurge $10 million as city traders open for the first time on Boxing Day. An estimated 120,000 people will converge on the CBD to take advantage of the specials. Across Australia, consumers are... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: Two’s company, tree’s a crowd for Christmas cheer For Irish tourists Damien Quinn and Anne therese Mooney, Christmas in Melbourne means Christmas far from home and at the bottom of the world, where it’s hot under blue skies, and the only snow is on Christmas cards. But among the festive pines... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/26/2012: FRONT PAGE: Wild ride to Hobart marks a career high BEING hoisted to the top of a super maxi’s towering mast holds no fears for Wild Thing’s Sophie Ciszek. The bowman (there is no ‘‘bow-woman’’ in sailing) has the toughest job on any yacht and being on a 100-foot super maxi simply amplifies the... Visit The Australian Web Site

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