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	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: MAYOR’S MONEY TRAP A SECRET recording has revealed how the Mayor of Australia’s thirdbiggest council conspired with a property developer to set up his political rival in a ‘‘trap’’ laid just weeks before he won the last election. The Courier-Mail can reveal Moreton Bay... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/9/2013: News: “THERE IS SIMPLY NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT” FROM SKETCH TO STAGE Brilliantly re-imagined by acclaimed director Julie Taymor, THE LION KING set new theatrical standards in its creative use of puppetry and masks. Julie was challenged by the task of recreating the beloved film characters, while... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: BIKIE BOSS BUST TWO Bandidos were arrested at gunpoint in dramatic scenes yesterday after Toby Mitchell was allegedly embroiled in a fight over a woman. Mitchell and several bikie associates turned up at South Melbourne’s Star Bar and allegedly had an altercation... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/9/2013: Front Page: ONE WAY U-TURN LORD Mayor Damon Thomas has resurrected his bold push to reopen some Hobart streets to two-way traffic. A report last year rejected the proposal, but Ald Thomas is hoping for a U-turn by having the study reopened to investigate whether there is merit... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: STUART HIGHWAY SHOOTOUT: THE REVELATIONS POLICE ALLEGE: .44 magnum found at suspected shooter's house Suspect chased ex in his own car as Good Samaritan passer-by tried to drive him to safety Gunwoman shot ex-spouse's mother on side of road Woman ended car chase shootout to pick her child... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: The developer, the $100k gift and the ‘highly effective’ MP Former NSW politician Richard Torbay received one of the largest personal donations ever recorded months after organising a successful meeting between then planning minister Tony Kelly and Cameron McCullagh, a Sydney accountant who wanted a heritage... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: 61,000 REASONS TO SMILE A STAGGERING 61,000 Australian lives have been saved by improvements in cancer prevention and treatment in the past 20 years. The first calculation of the effects of cancer research, to be released today, shows a 30 per cent reduction in deaths since... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/9/2013: Front Page: The lady’s not for moving Before she built her house overlooking Alexandra Parade, Collingwood in 2000, Mary Fenelon called VicRoads to ask if she could rent the land next door for a garden. They were only too happy to rent the land, she said, for what is today about $1500 a... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: Asylum-seekers left in limbo THOUSANDS of asylumseekers, including women and children, face being left without any financial support from the government and without any right to work, when Labor begins processing ‘‘no-advantage’’ claims. A quirk in the system allows the... Visit The Australian Web Site

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