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	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Daryl’s night at the football becomes one in 2.3 million A NIGHT at the footy has never been so rewarding for Broncos fan Daryl Smith. After watching his team lose a trial match at Dolphin Oval on Saturday night, Daryl and wife Donna washed away their disappointment at Redcliffe Leagues Club, where a $72... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	2/21/2013: Front Page: Old Macdonald on his farm HE’S at the centre of the state’s largest corruption inquiry but former Labor minister Ian Macdonald has declared he is not worried. And while he is selling the family farm, Mr Macdonald has pledged to stay in Australia to fight the allegations raised... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: PM’s $100M BACKFLIP THE $107 million cut to Victorian hospitals has been reversed by Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Ms Gillard last night announced the backdown in what she called a ‘‘rescue package’’ that could be passed on to hospitals immediately. Hospitals have... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Sky high thanks to fire heroes JAMIE Derrick was moved – and in a big way. The Collinsvale man carved a giant THANK YOU into a grassy hillside paddock in a tribute to the helicopter pilots who helped in the 13-day battle to contain the Molesworth fire earlier this month. Mr Derrick,... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	2/21/2013: NEWS: Growing buzz around Bass in the Grass THE fist- pumping has already begun with the first acts for Bass in the Grass 2013 announced at Darwin High School yesterday. ARIA-Award winner Matt Corby, hip hop group Hermitude and post- hardcore band The Amity Affliction will perform in the... Visit NT News Web Site

	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Water wise, dollar dumb Efficiencies are hurting profits SYDNEY WATER has abandoned a decade-long push for Sydneysiders to cut their usage because pursuing more efficiencies would drive up bills. Critics say the move is shortsighted and is designed to preserve corporate profits, maximise state government... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Pay extra to live with your pets PET owners could be forced to pay an extra week’s bond to keep their animals in rented properties, new laws propose. The State Government has put forward changes to the Residential Tenancies Act that include allowing landlords to charge a ‘‘pet bond’’... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	2/21/2013: Front Page: Gillard buys health peace for $107m THE federal government has been forced to reverse a decision to cut $ 107 million from Victorian hospitals amid growing concerns about an electoral backlash from Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s home state. The Commonwealth had come under pressure after... Visit The Age Web Site

	2/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Mining spreads work to 500,000 SOARING resource exports have created about 500,000 jobs across every major industry during the past seven years, according to significant new findings that counter claims that key sectors are being damaged by the boom. The Reserve Bank research... Visit The Australian Web Site

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