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	12/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Numbers don’t lie, Pup’s wedded bliss is the best IT HAS been a lucky seven months for Australian cricket since Kyly Clarke made an honest man of Michael Clarke and the statistics prove it. The skipper continued on his merry way yesterday with yet another century to break Ricky Ponting’s record for... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/28/2012: Front Page: Sydney’s ultimate power walk UNCOMPROMISING black gym gear — check. Sharp sunglasses — check. Tough-guy buzzcut — check. It took bystanders a moment to register that the two robust men striding purposefully through Sydney’s eastern suburbs yesterday were not a couple of naval... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: GIVE US A BREAK ROYAL Children’s Hospital says it needs help to cope with a huge increase in emergency patients as parents turn their backs on other hospitals and GPs. In 12 months, presentations have soared by almost 15 per cent at the new $1 billion hospital’s... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/28/2012: Front Page: RULER OF THE HIGH SEAS ONLY a catastrophic mistake or gear failure can deprive glamour supermaxi Wild Oats XI of a historic double in the Sydney-Hobart race. Wild Oats was set to cross the line first in Hobart early this morning and claim her sixth line honours title and... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/28/2012: NEWS: Search still on for missing man POLICE yesterday released a photograph of a Victorian man reported missing for some days. David Lansdown, 51, stayed at the Desert Rose Inn in Alice Springs from December 20-24. He is driving a white Mazda utility with Victoria registration... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Clarke a force of nature with a fine repertoire Michael Clarke made a hundred, and Shane Watson did not. In Australian cricket terms, this was as night follows day. Clarke validated what is said of him just now, that he could make a century on one leg. This was his fifth of the most replete year of... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/28/2012: Front Page: PRISON HEIST CRIMINALS are manipulating the legal system and costing taxpayers up to $90,000 every time they sue the state’s prisons over alleged shower falls, lost property and other frivolous matters. The Advertiser understands the Crown Solicitor’s Office... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Carmageddon hits Melbourne AN EPIC 20- kilometre traffic jam choked Melbourne’s busiest arterial road on Thursday, as planned maintenance works on the West Gate Bridge slowed traffic to a crawl all the way from West Sunshine to Malvern. The bridge was reduced from five lanes to... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: A race against the ghost of Wild Oats past SUCH has been the dominance of Wild Oats XI over the rest of the fleet in this year’s Sydney-Hobart race that the focus yesterday fell on the leader’s race with a ghost of Oats past. Bob Oatley’s boat was last night tracking down the northeast coast... Visit The Australian Web Site

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