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	12/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: GATEWAY GRAB Showers Rain at times Chance storm Partly cloudy Mostly fine MOTORISTS face being slugged with a new toll on the Gateway Motorway. The Newman Government has confirmed it is considering an extra toll point to pay for a much-needed upgrade of the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/31/2012: Front Page: Especially for you, Sydney IF we were just counting down Kylie Minogue’s greatest hits it would probably take all New Year’s night. There’s her 25 years in the music industry, the odd concert or two for the Queen’s Jubilee, an Abbey Road Sessions album Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: OUR HERO THE family and friends of a volunteer firefighter who died in the line of duty have praised his courage and spirit. Father-of-two Peter Harry, 48, collapsed and died of a heart attack early yesterday as he was battling a house fire in... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/31/2012: Front Page: MOUNTAIN MAZE VISITORS are getting lost trying to find their way to Mt Wellington, one of Tasmania’s most popular attractions. While debate rages over developments on the mountain, thousands of tourists struggle to even find the summit and are frustrated at a lack... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/31/2012: NEWS: Blood donors vital to fill gap THE Red Cross has one last hurdle to jump in 2012. Territorians have been called on to become one of 7500 donors needed to boost supplies across the country between now and January 4. Darwin Red Cross worker Dean Marshall said the blood was vital to... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: New Year’s resolution: accentuate the positive THE Gillard government bears no responsibility for the negative and vitriolic tone of political debate this year, according to the Treasurer, Wayne Swan, who admits the ‘‘scrappy’’ political year has turned many voters off politics. In an interview... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/31/2012: Front Page: DRUNKEN RAGE POLICE, politicians and the families of victims of alcohol-related violence have turned up the heat on ‘‘drunken idiots’’ who are a threat to public safety. They have urged the hundreds of thousands of revellers flocking to public and private parties... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: Rulers of the waves keep eye on waivers of the rules THEIR morning was dominated by the rescue of a distressed family stuck in dangerous conditions in the centre of Port Phillip Bay, the afternoon by responding to calls about jet-ski drivers, including a rush to the scene of a jet-ski crash. Now, their... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: Voters sense better days as tax fears fade GOING into an election year, voters are the least pessimistic about their standard of living in the months ahead than at any time since the early months of the Gillard Labor government — apparently boosted by Coalition voters who most feared the impact... Visit The Australian Web Site

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