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	5/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: Captain Cam’s new Maroon crew THESE are the 19 men who will be cheered across Queensland as they plan another State of Origin series victory. Cameron Smith (pictured, centre) was last night named captain of an expanded Maroons squad that included three rookies for next week’s... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	5/28/2013: Front Page: Confession can’t heal pain of fire victims FAMILIES of those who perished in the 2011 Quakers Hill Nursing Home inferno were w spared the agony of having to sit through a trial yesterday whewhen nurse Roger Kingsley Dean (left) pleaded guilty to 11 counts of m murder. But his admission will do... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: SINS COVER-UP CARDINAL George Pell has confessed false documents were created and priests took part in ‘‘reprehensible’’ coverups of child sexual abuse. The most prominent Catholic in Australia was grilled by a Victorian parliamentary committee for 4½ hours about... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	5/28/2013: Front Page: Mud, sweat and cheers GRUELLING RUELLING obstacle races which involve mud, mud and lots of it, it are the latest fitness craze to hit Australia and Tasmanians are showing they’re not afraid to get down and dirty to join in the fun. Already 1000 people have signed up for the... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	5/28/2013: NEWS: Asylum vessel burnt to ashes THE boat that steamed undetected from Asia to Arnhem Land, allowing 11 Vietnamese asylum seekers to escape to the bush has now been destroyed. The 13m fishing boat took most of yesterday morning to burn after contractors set it alight at Hudson Creek... Visit NT News Web Site

	5/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: No-benefit policy puts 20,000 in oblivion Nearly 20,000 asylum seekers have been waiting since August, when the government introduced its no-advantage policy, for any action on their claims for protection. The numbers of asylum seekers have skyrocketed this financial year, with up to 25,000... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	5/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: Opening the door to Market changes NEW Central Market chief executive Claude Baxter will consider new shopping hours, night markets and seven-day events to help the city landmark respond to the changing needs of consumers. Mr Baxter, 60, who managed the overhaul of the South Melbourne... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	5/28/2013: Front Page: Pell makes admissions Cardinal George Pell has admitted the Catholic Church had put paedophile priests ‘‘above the law’’, covered up abuse and moved abusers. In a gruelling session of more than four hours, he told the Victorian inquiry into child abuse that the church had... Visit The Age Web Site

	5/28/2013: FRONT PAGE: Cover-ups but no culture of abuse: Pell GEORGE Pell has admitted that senior figures in the Catholic Church in Australia had covered up child sex abuse, with devastating consequences for the victims, but he denied a ‘‘culture of abuse’’ existed. Yesterday a defiant Cardinal Pell... Visit The Australian Web Site

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