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	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Suddenly it’s cool to hose WATER restrictions are officially over in southeast Queensland, nearly eight years after they began. Cousins George Rimmington, 9, and Desiree Miller, 10, yesterday enjoyed some cool fun under the hose, with sprinklers set to make an unrestricted... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/2/2013: Front Page: Aussie beauty’s mystery death THE tragic death of a glamorous and successful Australian woman, found floating face down in a resort swimming pool in Bali, is being treated as suspicious by Indonesian police. Colleagues of Denni North, 33, a PR manager at the Cocoon Beach Club in... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: FREE TO ATTACK A BOY was freed on bail seven times before he allegedly used a boxcutter to inflict horrific injuries on a young father and his pregnant wife in their Melbourne home on Christmas Eve. The 13-year-old has been charged after the man was slashed from the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/2/2013: Front Page: TURF WAR TASMANIA’S longest serving MP wants to ban kids from sections of Parliament House lawns during the Taste Festival, sparking a war of words with organisers. The popular Kids in the Park event could be lost to the Taste Festival if Speaker Michael... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/2/2013: NEWS: Wild party’s host has no regrets AMUM was furious with her son for hosting a massive drunken party while she was at a friend’s house on New Year’s Eve. About 300 revellers turned up — and the bash quickly degenerated into a riot. Young men threw rocks and bottles at police officers,... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: A bubble and squeak of the untried, lame and novices WHEN Australia’s national leader met the Prime Minister at Kirribilli House, they might have been forgiven for dwelling more on the year gone by than the one ahead. Michael Clarke and Julia Gillard overcame a number of personal and team challenges in... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/2/2013: Front Page: TEARS FOR A LOST MATE LEWIS McPherson should have spent yesterday celebrating the start of 2013 with his mates. Instead, shattered friends and family gathered to lay flowers on the Warradale street where the popular 18year-old was shot dead in an apparently motiveless... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: One punch many tragedies ONE morning 51⁄ years ago, Bill and 2 Cheryl McCormack sat in a room at Victoria Police headquarters and tearfully pleaded for an end to the epidemic of senseless violence on Melbourne’s streets. Their son Shannon – a popular and gentle 22-year-old... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Just when you thought it safe to celebrate It’s the quintessentially Australian way to celebrate, New Year’s Day at Bondi beach, but yesterday 40,000 revellers saw in another tradition: an exodus from the ocean for a shark alert. As Australians enjoyed warm weather and blue skies in most... Visit The Australian Web Site

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