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	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: 24 HOURS TO A TRAGEDY THE teenager accused of bashing to death Korean student Eunji Ban came to the notice of police the night before her murder. The Courier-Mail can reveal Alex Reuben McEwan, 19, came into contact with officers after a street disturbance in Brisbane’s... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/30/2013: Front Page: GALAH GATE IT’S a crime that usually attracts hefty penalties – including jail – but two Indonesian military officers who tried to smuggle native birds outut of Australia in a RAAF Hercules gifted to their country have been allowed to fly free. A Sydney bird... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: FIGHT FOR JOBS VICTORIA is pleading with the Federal Government to subsidise car makers for another decade and recommit $500 million Prime Minister Tony Abbott planned to cut. Premier Denis Napthine last night put a 50-page submission to the Productivity Commission... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: ARMY SEX PAYOUT A FORMER soldier at Hobart’s Anglesea Barracks has revealed he was raped as a young man at Australia’s oldest military base. The man, now 39, this week received $50,000 from the Australian Defence Force as compensation for the attack at Anglesea and... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/30/2013: NEWS: Devastated town in shock THE last of Rio Tinto’s 1000plus aluminium refinery workers at Nhulunbuy will clock off for the final time in August next year. Rio Tinto’s announcement it will mothball the refinery sent shockwaves through the small East Arnhem town of 4000 people,... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: Funding cuts leave museum with a skeleton staff When the Australian Museum’s blockbuster exhibition Tyran nosaurs: Meet the Family opened last Saturday, crowds poured through the doors to see the giant fossils of T-Rex and his relatives. But despite the crowd-pulling power of these ancient bones –... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: SHARK FIGHT ADELAIDE beaches will be less safe this summer because a cut to helicopter shark patrol funds has forced the axing of weekday flights, surf lifesavers have warned. As temperatures heat up and thousands flock to the city’s beaches, Surf Life Saving SA... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: Small-game hunters on the prowl, all in the name of science Belly up, the black rock skink lies spread-eagled on the table after being been euthanised. Just hours ago, the adult male was warming itself in the spring sunshine near a waterfall in Victoria’s eastern alps. Now it is in a tent pitched at the Native... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: From Gove’s sorrow, we must mine hope FOR a lifetime Galarrwuy Yunupingu has wrestled with the destruction, the riches and the rights of bauxite mining and refining in Arnhem Land. It’s a battle that made Mr Yunupingu a national figure, helped to create the land rights movement in... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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