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	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Mr Cricket’s final curtain IT is a cricketer’s dream – retiring on top. So it is only fitting that ‘‘Mr Cricket’’, Michael Hussey, should walk away from the game on his terms after the third and final Test against Sri Lanka starting at the SCG today. Hussey will draw the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: TONY GREIG ›› REMEMBERING A LEGEND HOWZAT for a line-up? The Channel 9 commentary team and Tony Greig’s family have been invited on to the SCG for the anthem ceremony before today’s Third Test between Australia and Sri Lanka, in a tribute to the late cricketing legend. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: FIRE FIGHT A TOP police officer has shot down State Government claims that a ‘‘taskforce’’ has been mobilised to target repeat arsonists. Crime chief Detective Superintendent Brett Guerin disputed statements made by Deputy Premier Peter Ryan at the launch of a... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: CRIPPLED TASMANIAN business leaders are calling for an overhaul of workers’ weekend and public holiday rates, which they say are crippling the economy. The Tasmanian Hospitality Association and the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry have called for a... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/3/2013: NEWS: Ute is up for grabs at a cool $70,000 NINE-YEAR-OLD one tonne Holden ute for sale. Slightly modified, asking price $70,000. Knuckey Lagoon sprint car driver Troy David’s 2003 Holden VY Commodore ute is one of 25 ‘‘wild machines’’ or non-registered cars selected to be driven on the road as... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Secret ingredient emerges from city’s best late diner HUNG LEUNG does not have a TV show. He has never written a cookbook or branded his name on a set of barbecue tongs. Even the famous chefs who dine nightly on Leung’s salt and pepper squid do not know who cooked it. Smiling shyly as he juggled squid... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/3/2013: Front Page: We’re finally flocking back to the city ADELAIDE’S focus on growing a vibrant city is beginning to pay dividends, as new figures show a sharp increase in the number of people living and working in the central business district. Adelaide City Council’s annual report shows targets for extreme... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Explorers take on Antarctic in Shackleton’s tracks SIX British and Australian adventurers are about to recreate one of the greatest journeys of human survival. In 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton, a seasoned British explorer, set out to better Robert Scott and Roald Amundsen by attempting the first ever... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: In the line of fire, nation set for soaring 40s A RECORD-SETTING heatwave is expected to grip a huge area of the continent over the next week, pushing temperatures above 40C for days on end in regional centres across NSW, Victoria and South Australia. The Bureau of Meteorology predicts that a large... Visit The Australian Web Site

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