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	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: FLOODS BUSTER PREMIER Campbell Newman has vowed to do what he can to flood-proof parts of Queensland with an unprecedented multibillion-dollar rebuilding effort. Mr Newman made the promise last night after another day spent touring the affected areas in Bundaberg,... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: CRAIG’S CALL GIRL BAN HE has sworn to fight 149 fraud charges, including that he allegedly used union credit cards to pay for sex, but for now Craig Thomson has been ordered not to contact any prostitutes he is accused of hiring. Yesterday’s dramatic arrest of the federal... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: 149 CHARGES FORMER Labor MP Craig Thomson will face court in Melbourne after being arrested on 149 fraud charges — including allegations he used his union credit card to pay for prostitutes. In a devastating blow to Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s day-old election... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: You’re my champ, Daddy What a contrast. About eight hours after brutally dispatching Anthony Mundine in the IBF middleweight world title fight, Tasmanian boxing champ Daniel Geale ushered his daughter Lilyarna off on her first day of school in Sydney yesterday with a gentle... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	2/1/2013: NEWS: Nannies teach tree sense, no kidding YOU can’t teach an old goat new tricks. But an old goat can teach the young ones not to eat poisonous trees. Holtze farmer Noel Padgham has worked out the secret of saving her nannies and billies from falling victim to the Territory’s silent killer —... Visit NT News Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: Day one: dogged by scandal Moses Obeid and the truth test MOSES OBEID must have known something dreadful was about to happen as he sat in the most uncomfortable seat in the house – the witness box at the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Mr Obeid, 43, the middle of five sons of the controversial... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: MARSHALL LAW FIRST-term backbencher Steven Marshall is firming to become state Liberal leader after Isobel Redmond’s shock resignation, but senior party sources insist he will only take the job ‘‘on his own terms’’. Mr Marshall today will announce whether he will... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	2/1/2013: Front Page: Thomson arrest rocks Labor THE surprise arrest of beleaguered former Labor MP Craig Thomson has sent shockwaves through a government that was just coming to terms with its brave new world of a hyperextended election campaign. Mr Thomson’s case, which has been a running sore for... Visit The Age Web Site

	2/1/2013: FRONT PAGE: Scandals swamp PM’s campaign TONY Abbott has capitalised on the fraud charges laid against former Labor MP Craig Thomson to launch a fresh attack on the judgment of Julia Gillard, whose bid to assert control over the political debate by naming the election date early was swamped... Visit The Australian Web Site

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