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	5/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: ALLERGIC TO SLEEP QUEENSLAND children are more than twice as likely to suffer from sleep issues than those overseas, a study has found. The breakthrough research, conducted by Brisbane’s Mater Children’s Hospital, found a staggering three in four youngsters aged one to... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/4/2013: Front Page: FRED’S NEW QUEEN OF THE NILE LIKE a giggling teenager, Reverend Fred Nile couldn’t hide his love for his new bride-to-be, single mother of three Silvana Nero. “My daughter says I’m besotted. It’s true. I am,” the 78-year-old Christian Democrat Party leader told The Daily... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: WONDER BABIES SARITA Saltmarsh knew that delivering triplets would be difficult — but she never expected two labours. Her triplets are now being hailed as medical marvels after arriving an incredible eight days apart. Mrs Saltmarsh unexpectedly went into labour on... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/4/2013: Front Page: Officer to sue family estate A POLICE officer who attended the scene of a murder-suicide in Devonport two years ago is planning to sue the shooter’s family for psychological trauma suffered as a result. John Clements, 46, of Ulverstone, shot dead Ben Aherne, 31, before turning... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/4/2013: NEWS: Sex for a six-pack ‘part of our lives’ RESEARCHERS have lifted the veil on how long-grass women trade sex every day with white men for grog, cigarettes, ganja and cash to survive on the streets of Darwin. The Aboriginal women, described as vulnerable individuals who have escaped bad... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: Endless summer rolls on and business booms After 22 days of higher than average temperatures in April, Sydneysiders are acting as if summer will never end. Purchases of surfboards are up, garden sales are thriving and holiday rentals are higher than they should be at a time when most people... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: Faster justice for victims VICTIMS of crime will receive justice more quickly and with fewer court hearings under new laws supported by the state’s top prosecutor. Director of Public Prosecutions Adam Kimber SC has backed legislation that will lead to a major shift in the way... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/4/2013: Front Page: Motorists driven to distraction by their own devices More than 1000 people are predicted to die or be seriously injured on Victorian roads in the next five years due to driver distraction from in-vehicle technology such as car stereos, GPS devices or gadgets such as mobile phones. The economic cost of... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/4/2013: FRONT PAGE: Out of the box: escaping disadvantage PUPPET shows, singalongs and a bus to and from preschool have helped to give these kids access to an education revolution sweeping remote indigenous communities. A study of census and survey data to be released today reveals an explosion in preschool... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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