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	5/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Second time for first love ROCCO and Estelle Dilizio are in love and about to get married – again. Almost 40 years ago they ended their 16-year marriage. Now they are back together and ready to take the plunge a second time. And they are not alone. A growing number of... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/13/2013: Front Page: Murphy’s law to turn bouquets into brickbats THE Gai Waterhouse-John Singleton stoush over More Joyous is expected to get even uglier today, as lawyer Chris Murphy (inset) enters the fray at the NSW Racing Stewards Inquiry. Mr Murphy, representing former jockey Allan Robinson, warned yesterday he... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: THANKS A MILLION, MUM More than 44,000 people took to Melbourne’s Tan track yesterday in the annual Mother’s Day Classic fun run, which aimed to raise $4 million nationally for breast cancer research. Claudia Frinta, 11, Lucy Nation, 10, and Emily Leach, 10, were among... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/13/2013: Front Page: ANTARCTIC LIFELINE HOBART’S international reputation as the centre of global Antarctic research has been secured, with $25 million in funding to be announced in tomorrow’s Federal Budget. And another $7.9 million will be spent looking at options for a new icebreaker to... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/13/2013: NEWS: History’s odd angry shot dug up A MAN with a metal detector has found what is believed to be a World War II bullet in the heart of Darwin’s CBD. Simon Spillett, 52, was scanning ground along Bennett St, opposite the magistrates court complex yesterday afternoon about 5pm when he... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Logging looms in national parks Logging would be allowed in NSW national parks and a freeze imposed on the declaration of new conservation areas under recommendations of a government-dominated state parliamentary inquiry. An upper house committee into land use chaired by the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Crows find their new Lynchpin TOM Lynch became the first Adelaide Crow since Tony Modra in 1994 to score 10 goals or more in a game, with a breakout performance against Greater Western Sydney yesterday. Lynch outscored the Giants in Adelaide’s percentage-boosting 135-point win. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/13/2013: Front Page: A life saved Then Kasim Mosawi arrived in Australia from Afghanistan last year, he was keen to give something back to the country that had given him a new chance at life. In an unfamiliar culture and with no family support nearby, the 16-year-old refugee signed up... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Swan warned over tax tinkering BIG business has launched a preemptive strike against expected hits in tomorrow’s budget, declaring that any tinkering with the tax system risks dashing confidence and undermining Wayne Swan’s goal of supporting jobs and growth. The warning f rom... Visit The Australian Web Site

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