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	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: DRINK BANS FACE TEST THE scrapping of pub and gambling bans on Good Friday, Christmas Day and Anzac Day is being considered as part of a major overhaul of Queensland’s liquor licensing laws. Gamblers could also be allowed to bet higher for longer on poker machines if the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	2/15/2013: Front Page: HERE COMES BRANGELINA BRAD Pitt and Angelina Jolie could be heading Down Under, with the federal government expected to sign a deal with Hollywood bosses this morning to bring 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea: Captain Nemo to our shores, the biggest production ever to be made... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: TED’S BEEN JEFFED JEFF Kennett has slammed Ted Baillieu’s leadership style — with his stinging criticism endorsed by members of the Premier’s own Cabinet. The former premier, who still wields enormous influence in the Liberal Party, put his protege on notice, saying... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: ALL ABOARD A GROWING list of heavyweights is throwing support behind a northern suburbs light rail development. Transport experts, business and community groups and politicians will take part in a roundtable discussion today to look at ways of funding the... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	2/15/2013: NEWS: Medics race to Standley Chasm rescue NINE emergency response and ambulance officers raced to Standley Chasm yesterday to rescue a woman. Two ambulance units drove to the reserve west of Alice Springs to treat the injured 58-year-old, who was unable to move on the rough terrain, about... Visit NT News Web Site

	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Zygier ‘planned to expose deadly use of passports’ SECURITY officials suspect that Ben Zygier, the alleged spy who died in a secret Israeli prison in 2010, may have been about to disclose information about Israeli intelligence operations, including the use of fraudulent Australian passports, either to... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Why brave Dani’s no longer lost for words DANI Smarrelli fondly remembers John McCarthy as ‘‘the most amazing person’’ she ever met. Tonight the girlfriend of the late Port Adelaide footballer will share her journey with him as part of her debut Fringe show, Nussy: Lost for Words. Many of... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	2/15/2013: Front Page: Supermarkets in the gun THE power of Australia’s supermarket giants, Coles and Woolworths, is under attack from the nation’s most powerful competition regulator, which is investigating accusations they used improper practices to force down prices paid to suppliers. The head... Visit The Age Web Site

	2/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Treasury exposes mining tax flaws TREASURY secretary Martin Parkinson has admitted the design of the mining tax is responsible for its failure to generate revenue, not the falling commodity prices, higher currency and state royalties blamed by the government. In explosive testimony to... Visit The Australian Web Site

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