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	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: THRASHES AUSTRALIA has regained the Ashes after Michael Clarke’s men decimated a demoralised England side in Perth, taking an unassailable 3-0 series lead. d. Ending a four-year Ashes drought dominated d by a series of off-off field scandals and on-field woes,... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/18/2013: Front Page: THIS WON’T SINK US THEY have lost coach Shane Flanagan and copped a $1 million fine but the Cronulla Sharks have sworn they will survive – and stay in the Sutherland Shire. Club chairman Damian Keogh revealed yesterday the club expects to reap a $30 million windfall from... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/18/2013: ASHES TRIUMPH: TAKE A BOW, SKIP THIS is Michael Clarke’s finest hour. To pick up a cobbledtogether side from the wreckage of tours of India and England and reclaim the Ashes in emphatic fashion is one of the great achievements in Australian cricket. After nine Tests without a win... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: The urn is ours WE’VE got them back. After four years and three painful series, Australia has regained the Ashes. The Aussies celebrated wildly after taking an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the series with a 150-run win against England in Perth yesterday. Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: Man survives crash with cow, but killed by truck A MAN survived crashing his car into a cow on a remote Northern Territory highway — only to be killed by a road train while walking back to town for help. The incident happened on the Stuart Highway — about 30km south of Tennant Creek — at 11.15pm... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: Hockey swings the axe A rapidly deteriorating budget has forced the Abbott government to order massive spending cuts, with the National Disability Insurance Scheme now in the crosshairs. A range of programs in welfare, health, education and Aboriginal services face... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: BACK WHERE IT BELONGS It’s one of the biggest turnarounds in the history of Test cricket. Four months ago, the Aussies were comprehensively beaten 3-0 on English soil. Yesterday, proudly led by coach Darren Lehmann and skipper Michael Clarke, the boys in the baggy green... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: Time for a culling plan? For 30 years Bob Endersby saw no evidence of deer while farming at Selby in the Dandenong Ranges. Recently they have cost him $ 10,000, trampling and even eating his flower crops, forcing him to put up electrified fences. “So it’s really a new problem... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/18/2013: FRONT PAGE: Ashes triumph: How Boof taught Pup and the boys to love the game again DARREN Lehmann’s beers on the bus, jokes to start the day and focus on hard work have changed the spirit of an Australian dressing room that last night celebrated the long-awaited return of the urn. When England’s last wicket fell yesterday, there... Visit The Australian Web Site

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