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	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: POPE QUITS POPE Benedict XVI last night stunned his millions of followers by quitting, admitting he was no longer up to the job. ‘‘My strengths, due to an advanced age, are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry,’’ the 85-year-old Pope... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	2/12/2013: Front Page: POPE QUITS POPE Benedict XVI sensationally quit last night, becoming the first global leader of the Catholic Church to resign the post in nearly 600 years. The Pontiff, 85, cited ill health for his shock departure. He said his strength was “no longer adequate to... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: COACHES TOOK DRUGS ESSENDON coaches took drugs that were banned for players, the former club sports scientist at the centre of the Bombers’ drugs crisis claims. Stephen Dank last night said coaches — whom he did not name — took substances not approved by the World... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: POPE QUITS THE head of the Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, has resigned – the first head of the church to do so in almost 600 years. The Vatican says he will leave the ministry on February 28. In a shock decision, the 85-year-old pope says he no longer has... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	2/12/2013: NEWS: Size matters and we have the biggest saltie A CROCODILE who lurked most of his life in Territory rivers has been crowned king of the captive beasts. Our Cassius’s cheeky 6.17m Filipino rival, Lolong, has died at the tender age of 60 years old. Now the 100-year-old saltie — a formidable 5.48m... Visit NT News Web Site

	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Laughing all the way to ICAC: the star witness DECISIONS made by disgraced former mining minister Ian Macdonald stand to enrich the family of his former colleague Eddie Obeid somewhere between $75 million and $175 million, a corruption inquiry has heard. Just before 3pm on Monday, Ian Michael... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Police demand answers as job cuts loom SOUTH Australia’s police union will today meet Commissioner Gary Burns amid grave concerns the number of officers on the beat must be cut to meet huge savings ordered during the next four years. The union has vowed to turn up the heat on the... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	2/12/2013: Front Page: Ex-Hawk in deal to sell peptides FORMER Hawthorn and All Australian player Trent Croad was involved in a peptide supply deal linked to an outlaw bikie gang, in the latest revelation to emerge in the sport supplement scandal. Fairfax Media can also reveal that about 50 serving and... Visit The Age Web Site

	2/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Speak up, ex-AWU official tells witnesses A JUDICIAL figure who exposed alleged union corruption involving Julia Gillard’s then boyfriend is taking a rare step of calling on witnesses to offer evidence to a new police investigation. Ian Cambridge, a former Australian Workers Union national... Visit The Australian Web Site

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