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	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘I CAN ONLY SEE HER EYES’ A MAGISTRATE has questioned whether a Saudi woman appearing in court should have been allowed to wear ‘‘a full burqa’’, telling her ‘‘this is an Australian court’’. Brisbane Magistrate John Costello was sentencing a woman who pleaded guilty to leaving... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	6/13/2013: Front Page: BARRY HITS A HOME RUN IN a Major League coup for Premier Barry O’Farrell, the SCG will host the opening series of next year’s US baseball season. The star-studded LA Dodgers will play two games against the Arizona Diamondbacks in March after the state government spent a... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: CAUGHT OUT David Warner has sent ent Australia’s Ashes preparations rations into turmoil with Cricket ket Australia considering sending ending the star batsman home after an allegedly unprovoked physical attack on England player Joe Root. Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: ASIA TV CASTS A TASSIE NET A FILM crew from South-East Asia’s Life Inspired channel is the lastest international documentary team to focus on the delights of Tasmania. Presenter Jason Godfrey, pictured with a fresh salmon on Hobart’s waterfront, said the team’s visit to the... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	6/13/2013: NEWS: Man killed after ute spins out of control A MALE driver was killed in a car crash in Darwin’s rural area yesterday evening. The accident happened about 5.30pm yesterday, 1km south of Noonamah, near the Elizabeth Valley Rd on the Stuart Highway. A female passenger in the vehicle was taken to... Visit NT News Web Site

	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: PM fires up at bad-taste politics Julia Gillard has stepped up her criticisms of the Coalition declaring there was a ‘‘pattern’’ of antiwomen attitudes and behaviour within the Opposition parties. Her comments came as a menu surfaced from a Liberal National Party fund-raising event... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Uni plan to boost male teachers SOUTH Australia’s biggest university is moving to boost the state’s male teacher ranks with a mentoring program it hopes will better attract and retain men in the classroom. Experts say the number of men teaching in SA schools has grown in the past... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	6/13/2013: Front Page: Police dig for body of Donald Mackay In a lettuce paddock outside the NSW Riverina town of Hay, police may be about to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the nation’s history — the 1977 murder of anti-drugs campaigner Donald Mackay. A political wannabe and police informant, Mackay was... Visit The Age Web Site

	6/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Tables turn: menu just an ‘in-house’ joke A MENU that demeaned Julia Gillard — and was used yesterday to attack Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey — was reportedly mocked up for the amusement of the venue’s owner and never hit the tables of a Liberal National Party fundraiser. Brisbane businessman... Visit The Australian Web Site

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