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	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Parents’ love has Grayson riding high GRAYSON Keating, 9, can run, paddle and race because of careful budgeting by his parents to afford therapies since he was born with Down syndrome. As Australia debates the merits of a National Disability Insurance Scheme, parents Tracey and David say... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Parents’ love has Grayson riding high GRAYSON Keating, 9, can run, paddle and race because of careful budgeting by his parents to afford therapies since he was born with Down syndrome. As Australia debates the merits of a National Disability Insurance Scheme, parents Tracey and David say... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: Singo heaps praise on Gai as Johns set to face racing inquiry JOHN Singleton intriguingly brushed aside his racing spat with Gai Waterhouse last night, describing her as a ‘‘wonderful lady and probably the best trainer in the world’’. But rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns will be compelled to give evidence at... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: Singo heaps praise on Gai as Johns set to face racing inquiry JOHN Singleton intriguingly brushed aside his racing spat with Gai Waterhouse last night, describing her as a ‘‘wonderful lady and probably the best trainer in the world’’. But rugby league Immortal Andrew Johns will be compelled to give evidence at... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: LABOR’S DUG A BUDGET BLACK HOLE, BUT NOW PM SAYS … VOTE FOR MY TAX JULIA Gillard has launched a make-or-break gamble that a $3.3 billion-a-year tax slug to bankroll the National Disability Insurance Scheme will win Labor votes at the September 14 election. With the Federal Budget in deep deficit and the Government... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: LABOR’S DUG A BUDGET BLACK HOLE, BUT NOW PM SAYS … VOTE FOR MY TAX JULIA Gillard has launched a make-or-break gamble that a $3.3 billion-a-year tax slug to bankroll the National Disability Insurance Scheme will win Labor votes at the September 14 election. With the Federal Budget in deep deficit and the Government... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: GET OFF OUR BACKS and watch us thrive THE Tasmanian Government has been told to ‘‘get off the back’’ of farmers and remove unnecessary regulation and red tape to help the multi-billion dollar industry reach its full potential. Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association chief Jan Davis,... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: GET OFF OUR BACKS and watch us thrive THE Tasmanian Government has been told to ‘‘get off the back’’ of farmers and remove unnecessary regulation and red tape to help the multi-billion dollar industry reach its full potential. Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association chief Jan Davis,... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/2/2013: NEWS: Minister’s flaming good point A SMALL patch of Territory bushland was sacrificed to the flame to mark the start of the northern bushfire season yesterday. Land Resource Management Minister Willem Westra van Holthe helped put out the flames after he presented three rural fire crews... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/2/2013: NEWS: Minister’s flaming good point A SMALL patch of Territory bushland was sacrificed to the flame to mark the start of the northern bushfire season yesterday. Land Resource Management Minister Willem Westra van Holthe helped put out the flames after he presented three rural fire crews... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: New drug link in race scandal Racing stewards are investigating whether More Joyous, the horse at the centre of the row between John Singleton and Gai Waterhouse, was injected with an anti-arthritic drug five days before racing poorly at Randwick at the weekend. Fairfax Media has... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: New drug link in race scandal Racing stewards are investigating whether More Joyous, the horse at the centre of the row between John Singleton and Gai Waterhouse, was injected with an anti-arthritic drug five days before racing poorly at Randwick at the weekend. Fairfax Media has... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Prayers answered for rock fans AMERICAN rockers Bon Jovi will perform at AAMI Stadium on December 11, offering fans tickets for as little as $35 to the first major rock concert at the venue since U2 in 2006. Promoter Paul Dainty said Jon Bon Jovi had insisted that ‘‘ thousands’’ of... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Prayers answered for rock fans AMERICAN rockers Bon Jovi will perform at AAMI Stadium on December 11, offering fans tickets for as little as $35 to the first major rock concert at the venue since U2 in 2006. Promoter Paul Dainty said Jon Bon Jovi had insisted that ‘‘ thousands’’ of... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: Australian on terror charge in Saudi Arabia Shayden Thorne is in jail in Riyadh facing a terror charge, while his brother Junaid ( inset) has been stripped of his passport and is in hiding, in fear of his life. Visit The Age Web Site

	5/2/2013: Front Page: Australian on terror charge in Saudi Arabia Shayden Thorne is in jail in Riyadh facing a terror charge, while his brother Junaid ( inset) has been stripped of his passport and is in hiding, in fear of his life. Visit The Age Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Budget bounce from levy rise JULIA Gillard’s $3.3 billion-ayear increase in the Medicare levy to fund the national disability insurance scheme will improve the budget bottom line in the short term, raising the prospect Wayne Swan will be able to forecast a return to surplus within... Visit The Australian Web Site

	5/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: Budget bounce from levy rise JULIA Gillard’s $3.3 billion-ayear increase in the Medicare levy to fund the national disability insurance scheme will improve the budget bottom line in the short term, raising the prospect Wayne Swan will be able to forecast a return to surplus within... Visit The Australian Web Site

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