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	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: THROW THE (FACE)BOOK AT THEM QUEENSLANDERS will soon be able to call for emergency police help via a post to Facebook, or by way of a text or tweet. Police Commissioner Ian Stewart has revealed the move as part of measures to assist officers better use digital technology to free... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/8/2013: Front Page: 1D get their knickers in a teenie twist ONE Direction fans, Yuki 14, and Izzy, 13, (main photo) were left red-faced after they were caught stealing a pair of soaking wet undies from the hotel room of Liam Payne (right) moments after he enjoyed a morning surf at Whale Beach. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: SERIAL PEST AN East West tunnel protest leader has been exposed as a serial agitator, prompting claims that local opposition to the $8 billion road link has been hijacked. The Herald Sun has confirmed that self-appointed protest leader Anthony Main has joined the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: $ 85m ROAD HUMP TASMANIA’S southern councils want $85 million to be spent upgrading roads they say have been neglected in favour of infrastructure projects in the state’s North. The Southern Tasmanian Councils Authority met in Huonville yesterday and called for an... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/8/2013: NEWS: Tributes to a speedway legend ‘‘THE Berrimah blur’’ has died a legend in Territory speedway. Bob Ekins was a speedway pioneer in the NT and has been described by his family as a true champion who was ‘‘hard and honest’’. His son Warrenne Ekins, 52, said: ‘‘He was always a... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: Nothing but blue skies . . . Australia may be the lucky country. But following the mining boom, NSW is poised to be the luckier state. NSW is set to gain a disproportionate share in the next phase of Asia’s economic boom because of its strength in five super-growth sectors... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: BUSH GOES WILD WITH FLOWERS PURPLE PHASE: Holly Duthy takes in the sights of Black Hill Conservation Park yesterday. Enthusiasts say this year is one of the best they’ve seen for wildflowers. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/8/2013: Front Page: A tasty bowlo of top chef’s finest Beyond the “don’t leave children in cars” sign and the flashing lure of the pokies, something unusual is cooking at the Clayton Bowls Club. Chances are, it’s classically French and made with produce from a nearby park. At its source is former Vue de... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: PM driving China trade deal TONY Abbott wants Australia’s stalled free trade agreement with China finalised within 12 months and is prepared to pursue a paredback deal with Australia’s biggest trading partner to ensure a swift resolution. After his first meeting with Chinese... Visit The Australian Web Site

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