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	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: NEW BREED OF BOATS FOREIGN Affairs Minister Bob Carr fears asylum seeker numbers – driven by economic factors – could ‘‘ very easily double’’ unless radical action is taken to stop the influx of boats. Senator Carr’s warning that the ‘‘challenge has changed for us’’... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/16/2013: Front Page: BLUE SPIRIT HE will be sitting in the ANZ Stadium grandstand tomorrow night but the spirit of injured captain Paul Gallen will still be driving NSW to end Queensland’s seven-year tyranny. Gallen told The Daily Telegraph yesterday he would reluctantly join new... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: AXE PAROLE BOARD NOW VICTIMS’ families have called for the axing of Victoria’s Adult Parole Board as a new case emerges of a decision to release a criminal early turning fatal. The families of murder victims Sarah Cafferkey and Elsa Corp have slammed the body as... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: SOUR-BYTE CONTRACTORS working on Tasmania’s NBN infrastructure are in an arm wrestle over funding for the next stage of the roll-out. A meeting between selected contractors and Visionstream, the company in charge of the program in Tasmania, yesterday failed to... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: FLY HIGH TO NT QANTAS and the NT Government have signed a $7 million partnership to market the Territory as a leading tourist and event destination to the world. The pact, to be announced today, is the biggest airline marketing partnership deal in the Territory’s... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: Looks like Agar’s fielding a Broad side He may be public enemy No. 1 in Australia but the stubborn England all-rounder Stuart Broad was forged in the competitive furnace that is Hoppers Crossing Cricket Club in Victoria. As a ‘‘nice 18-year-old’’, straight out of a ‘‘nice’’ co-ed private... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: Local man charged with murder of beloved Whyalla grandmother WHYALLA residents say they are relieved by the arrest of a local man over a popular grandmother’s alleged murder. Major Crime detectives late yesterday charged a 51-year-old man with the murder of Dianne Rogan, 52. They say the charged man was known... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: One- on- one care delivers for teen mums Skye Lindsay’s days as a party girl changed dramatically when, at 17, she fell unexpectedly pregnant with her daughter Bellah, now 20 months. She is just one of up to 200 anxious, pregnant teens to give birth at the Royal Women’s Hospital each year,... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: Airfield of dreams built for gas boom WHEN John Wagner test- fired a new corporate jet at Toowoomba airport last year, the blast caused a young bike rider to crash and smashed a window in a nearby shop. As a result, t he airport was closed to jets and Wagner bet the family’s cash fortune... Visit The Australian Web Site

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