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	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Wallabies fans must repel crimson tide FORMER Wallabies greats have called on Queenslanders to put away their modesty to repel a sea of red engulfing Brisbane, with an estimated 25,000 British rugby union fans descending on the city for tomorrow night’s British and Irish Lions Test at... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	6/21/2013: Front Page: Blues to get a Cramp in Sydney SIMON Cramp should have been watching the Blues win Origin I – not waking from a coma after suffering a critical brain injury. But yesterday Mr Cramp – the victim of what police claim was a brutal king-hit in the Sydney CBD – vowed there was no way he... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: OPEN DOOR TWO predators strolled unhindered from the Village of the Damned — home to some of Victoria’s worst sex offenders — in the latest alarming mishap to plague the justice system. The pair did a midnight flit, ignoring their monitoring bracelets, and were... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: SHOW SOME HEART THE Federal Government has come under fire for failing to act on pleas by asylum seeker advocates to help youths at the Pontville detention centre. Just days after the second major disturbance at the centre, advocates say pleas for authorities to show... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	6/21/2013: NEWS: Executives have sleeping rough in the bag LAST night two dozen Darwin chief executives had a taste of what it is like to sleep rough. Bosses and management from some of the Top End’s biggest companies swapped their comfortable beds for sheets of cardboard and sleeping bags. More than 40... Visit NT News Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: The moment the dollar lost its dazzle At 4am Sydney time on Thursday, US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke dropped a bombshell on the global financial markets. Within seconds, the Australian dollar plunged almost US3¢ to US92.62¢. At one point on Thursday night it traded at US91.64¢,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Hero’s welcome for his Holiness BABIES were blessed and followers were moved to tears when the Dalai Lama visited Adelaide for the first time in 21 years yesterday. The Tibetan Buddhist leader individually greeted followers at Adelaide Airport, ahead of a sold-out speaking... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: A new baby boom 77,384 babies were born in Victoria last year – breaking a record that has stood since 1971. The state’s population growth was just shy of 100,000, thanks in part to 118,400 new arrivals from overseas. The latest arrival is Jake Bojkovski, born at... Visit The Age Web Site

	6/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott’s tax lures to tap north AN Abbott government will offer lower personal and business tax rates, government relocation subsidies and investment incentives to encourage a major population shift to the country’s north. Gaps in northern Australia’s port, road, rail, water and... Visit The Australian Web Site

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