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	5/6/2013: COLUMNS: OFF AND RACING QUEENSLAND’S racing industry will be investigated by a Commission of Inquiry that is expected to call on a group of former Labor powerbrokers, including ex-premier Anna Bligh. Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie will today formally recommend the inquiry... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: WE’RE STILL MATES GAI THE sensational showdown for Australia’s most explosive racing rift is set but main player John Singleton is already extending the olive branch to Gai Waterhouse. Despite sacking the star trainer and sparking today’s inquiry after champion mare More... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: FREE TO SPEED TENS of thousands of motorcyclists nabbed by speed cameras are escaping fines because their bikes are not required to have front number plates. The lack of identification resulted in police having to let off almost 20,000 riders who sped past... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: Tassie man’s pain over bitter war Tasmanian Haidar Mohamad is feeling the pain of Syria’s civil unrest acutely. He fears his father, who brought him to his new life in Tasmania, has been killed by rebels since returning to his homeland to retire. They have not heard from Ahmad Mohamad... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/6/2013: NEWS: Tangled eagle saved from sea A WHITE-breasted sea eagle grabbed a fishing line and got tangled under a Territory wharf before being rescued by quick-thinking locals. The giant eagle swooped on a fishing line at the Mandorah ferry wharf, across the harbour from Darwin, on... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: Come in, donor: Libs push to let developers back Property developers and the directors of tobacco, gambling and alcohol companies would again be allowed to donate to political parties in NSW, under the recommendations of a parliamentary inquiry into the state’s electoral laws. A draft report of the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: Love stretches from the back of beyond LIFE’S a juggle for every mum, but few can match the typical day of Becky Casanova. She balances her life as mum to Charlie, 11, with her duties as manager of Mt Eba Station, a 400,000ha property about 250km south of Coober Pedy. On any given day, Ms... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: Ready to read at three months? A product that says it can teach babies to read from three months old is being sold to parents and used in childcare centres in Australia despite its makers being prosecuted for misleading claims in the United States. Child development experts have... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: Farmers urge states to act on drought aid FARM leaders are urging states to sign up to a $420 million federal rescue package as more than 1000 graziers prepare for a crisis meeting tomorrow, desperate for help to deal with worsening drought. But they admit Wayne Swan’s surprise plan for $30m... Visit The Australian Web Site

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