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	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: REVOLVING DOOR ASYLUM seekers could be stopped at the door and resettled in other countries under a deal being negotiated by the Rudd Government. The Courier-Mail understands high-level discussions have been held between Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea for... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: SHIP THEM OUT OF HERE ASYLUM seekers trying to get to Australia could be stopped at the door and permanently resettled in third-world countries under a secret deal being negotiated to ease the regional refugee crisis mounting on our shores. The Daily Telegraph understands... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: SAVE BOAT BABIES PEOPLE smugglers are handing children a potential death sentence as they now load more than 100 a week into dangerous asylum boats. Four died at sea in the past week. The total loss of young lives under Labor’s years of border protection failure may... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: ROLL OUT THE MONEY Exclusive access to NBN contractors’ meeting CONTRACTORS working on the Tasmanian NBN rollout have held secret talks to discuss $3 million in unpaid invoices as they consider walking away from the project. More than 20 contractors, representing about... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/18/2013: NEWS: Driven to despair by racially abusive fares CABBIE Jackson Solo wants racism stamped out in the taxi industry with jail time as punishment for people found abusing drivers. ‘‘It hasn’t happened to me but it’s very common in the industry,’’ the 24- year- old driver said. ‘‘ A lot of drivers get... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: Rules on promotion of alcohol ‘watered down’ it The NSW government has watered down guidelines on the sale and promotion of alcohol, triggering accusations it has made ‘‘scandalous concessions’’ to the industry at the expense of young people. One of Australia’s top public health experts, Mike... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: Tragedy of Ayeesha AN Adelaide Hills woman described as a ‘‘wonderful mother’’ has been charged with the murder of her daughter, 2, leaving a community reeling with shock. Catherine Anne Pallin, 38, of Macclesfield, looked dazed when she appeared in court yesterday,... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/19/2013: Front Page: Hospital wants the sick to be seated Victoria’s largest health service wants to scrap nurse- patient ratios in Casey Hospital’s emergency department so it can treat ‘‘ vertical patients’’ in chairs. The move has alarmed nurses, who say it will jeopardise patient care and staff... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: PM’S plan to share burden on boats KEVIN Rudd will ask other nations to take a greater share of the world’s refugees to help lift the burden from Australia, as the government prepares new measures that would lead to asylum- seekers being resettled i n Papua New Guinea rather than simply... Visit The Australian Web Site

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