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	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: SUPER STING GROWS THE super-wealthy are the target, but many more Australians will be caught up in the $900 million government raid on superannuation, analysts say. Ordinary families have also been let down by the Government, with hundreds of millions of dollars in... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	4/6/2013: Front Page: Treasurer’s $1b raid on Australian nest eggs HUNDREDS of millions of dollars in tax concessions promised to ordinary families have been dumped under a nearly $1 billion government raid on superannuation. Treasurer Wayne Swan was also accused yesterday of breaking a pledge not to tax retirement... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: GUILTY ADRIAN Ernest Bayley has pleaded guilty to murdering Jill Meagher. Bayley appeared in the Supreme Court, and responded with ‘‘guilty’’ after yesterday being asked for his plea to the charge of murdering Ms Meagher in Brunswick on September 22. Bayley,... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: TEACHER PAY PLEA TEACHERS would be paid more than $100,000 a year under a bold new push to attract better candidates into the profession. Business leaders, education experts and an architect of the Federal Government’s Gonski school funding review are among those... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: MOMENTS FROM DEATH TWO children were ‘‘ minutes’’ away from boarding a plane that crashed and killed the pilot, his wife and two daughters. Bullo River Station owner Marlee Ranacher said: ‘‘If you can be horribly unlucky and lucky at the same time, that was it.’’ Visit NT News Web Site

	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘He could charm the knickers off a nun’ As the mystery surrounding the whereabouts of former parliamentarian Richard Torbay deepens, a Herald investigation has uncovered links between Mr Torbay and his associates and a number of Centrelink leases across the country totalling almost $48... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	4/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: HE WAS OUR GIFT TEARS will flow freely tonight as the parents of former Port Adelaide footballer John McCarthy and 30 of their friends and family gather at the Power’s tribute match against Greater Western Sydney at AAMI Stadium. As the club prepares to honour the... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	4/6/2013: Front Page: A moment of clarity for the Meaghers as killer pleads guilty It was the moment Jill Meagher’s family had been waiting for: Adrian Ernest Bayley finally pleaded guilty to murdering the ABC employee. Bayley, 41, had admitted raping Ms Meagher in a Brunswick laneway but denied killing her. He was due to stand... Visit The Age Web Site

	4/5/2013: HEALTH & FITNESS: Exactly what have you got against us, Wayne? SEMI-RETIRED Sydney financial planner Robert Craven can’t understand why self-managed super funds would be singled out by Wayne Swan. After all, he says, they are subject to all the same tax laws as conventional pooled super funds. ‘‘What the whole... Visit The Australian Web Site

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