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	9/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: WE GOT TONY WRONG LABOR legend Bob Hawke has predicted Kevin Rudd will lose today’s election because the ALP underestimated Tony Abbott. As the Rudd Government heads towards a crushing loss at the polls, Mr Hawke – one of our most popular prime ministers – said Labor... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	9/7/2013: Front Page: YOUR TURN TONY Abbott yesterday appealed to voters not to waste their vote, warning of the perils of minority government and asking for a mandate to dump the carbon tax by gaining control of the Senate. His call came as Bob Hawke said Labor made the fatal... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: MINE! TONY Abbott is calling on Australians to vote for the Coalition to ‘‘build a stronger nation’’ as 14 million people cast their verdict today. A fresh poll shows Mr Abbott is on course for a crushing 54-46 per cent victory, but he has warned every vote... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	9/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: I’M READY OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott has declared he is ready to govern Australia. Mr Abbott yesterday drew on the records of former prime ministers John Howard and Bob Hawke on his final day campaigning for an election today that will see him either become... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	9/7/2013: NEWS: Not extinct – just hiding out in Territory A CENTRAL Australian rodent twice thought extinct has been caught on remote sensor cameras. This may be the first evidence of its existence in more than 50 years. A project between the Central Land Council and Land Resource Management Department found... Visit NT News Web Site

	9/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott to sweep aside Labor Australians are preparing to sweep aside the six-year Labor government and install Tony Abbott as the country’s 28th prime minister in an electoral verdict leaving no room for doubt. A swing of 4 percentage points against Kevin Rudd threatens to strip... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	9/7/2013: NEWS: Lions back Rich over disabled man’s claims BRISBANE Lion Daniel Rich has admitted he was involved in an incident with a wheelchair-bound man but denies allegations he assaulted the man or stole his taxi. Rich will face an internal Lions disciplinary hearing and if found guilty, could be handed... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	9/7/2013: Front Page: Abbott on verge of victory Australians are preparing to sweep aside six years of Labor rule, installing Tony Abbott as the country’s 28th prime minister in an electoral verdict leaving no room for doubt. A swing of 4 per cent against Kevin Rudd’s government threatens to strip... Visit The Age Web Site

	9/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Dog days ahead for one as leaders split on priorities KEVIN Rudd has returned to a passionate defence and advocacy for same-sex marriage, defending his own Christian beliefs and refusing to apologise for rounding on a pastor on national television who had ‘‘cherry-picked’’ the Bible. ‘‘It was not simply... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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