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	5/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: JUSTICE ON HOLD THE case against Daniel Morcombe’s accused murderer has been delayed until next year because the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions doesn’t have enough experienced lawyers. Queensland Chief Justice Paul de Jersey has told The Courier-Mail... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/14/2013: Front Page: LESS JOYOUS JOHN Singleton was fined a record $15,000, trainer Gai Waterhouse faces two charges and NRL great Andrew Johns was left shattered after a sensational day of evidence at the More Joyous inquiry yesterday. Brothel owner Eddie Hayson also dropped a... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: SINGO GUILTY MILLIONAIRE racing tycoon John Singleton was fined a record $15,000 after yesterday admitting that he had brought racing into disrepute. But trainer Gai Waterhouse will fight charges over the treatment and fitness of Mr Singleton’s champion mare More... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/14/2013: Front Page: That’s the spirit NANT whisky has conquered Tassie – now it is going global. The Bothwell-based distillery has announced an ambitious plan to build the world’s largest chain of whisky bars. The expansion follows success in the local market at Nant’s recently opened bar... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/14/2013: NEWS: Another round of history fires up war buffs HISTORY has been coming to life around Darwin after a suspected Japanese bullet from World War II came to light. It follows yesterday’s NT News story about a bullet found in a thick bed of banyan leaves in Darwin CBD at the weekend. Truck driver... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Racing tells Tom: grow up Chief steward Ray Murrihy to Tom Waterhouse Bookmaker Tom Waterhouse may be formally prevented from linking his business to the activities of his renowned trainer mother Gai, despite being cleared at the More Joyous stewards’ inquiry of passing on... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Why mastering maths adds up KEEN MIND: As children across Australia sit NAPLAN tests from today, a leading educator says parents need to stop sending negative messages about maths to children. The parents of Year 3 student Angela, above, teach her maths at home. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/14/2013: Front Page: Help us ease cost of lirin, For Tanya and Andrew Conte, this year’s budget is essential viewing. The newlyweds from Altona, in the safe dabor seat of Gellibrand in Melbourne’s west, have a p420,000 mortgage, a p380,000 Pascoe gale investment property they bought with another... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: The trainer, the owner and the bookie: four charges, one warning from More Joyous affair ADVERTISING guru John Singleton and leading horse trainer Gai Waterhouse have been charged for their roles in the More Joyous affair, with bookmaker Tom Waterhouse instructed to stop using his famous racing family’s name to promote his gambling... Visit The Australian Web Site

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