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	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: This is not a solution HE is the smallest known victim of the asylum seeker crisis, a tiny baby not more than 10 weeks old who met his tragic fate in heavy seas off the coast of Christmas Island a week before Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced his ‘‘PNG solution’’.... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/29/2013: Front Page: Image of a policy tragedy A TINY white wooden box carrying the body of a twomonth-old Afghan child captures the unmistakable human toll of Labor’s failed border protection policies. It is five years since Kevin Rudd, backed by his then deputy Julia Gillard, first scrapped John... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: HIRD HITS AFL ESSENDON coach James Hird has accused the AFL of undermining footy’s drugs probe through repeated leaks. In a dramatic twist in the drugs scandal, the Herald Sun can reveal Hird’s legal team claims the league has repeatedly breached confidentiality... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: SKILLS ON THE SLIDE A STEADY fall in apprenticeship and trainee numbers over the past decade has sparked fears Tasmania faces a skills crisis. A total of 8900 people took up apprenticeships or traineeships in 2002 but last year employers put on just 7800 – a decline of... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/29/2013: NEWS: Fitness without fisticuffs at boxing class BELINDA Almond loves nothing more than flicking out a jab, throwing a left hook and spearing in a straight right. But she detests violence. The Darwin-based rehabilitation officer teaches boxing at evening classes. ‘‘ It’s fitness without the... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: A magnificent man in his flying machine Former army pilot Glenn Todhunter lay in the wreck of his crashed plane, bleeding from his legs. He looked down and saw his feet were an unrecognisable mass of blood and tissue. He saw fuel leaking from the plane and, trying to pull himself from his... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: GRAND VISION: New Magill Estate executive chef Scott Huggins dreams of making the restaurant one of the best in the world. He is pictured at Mt Lofty as part of a new We’re For SA picture series which will celebrate the stunning scenery and best characters our great... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/29/2013: Front Page: Big crowd for ‘no fry zone’ rally They marched with a clear message – No to a Tecoma McDonald’s. Protesters flooded the streets of the quiet Dandenongs township on Sunday, the rally the latest in a long campaign against a 24- hour McDonald’s in Tecoma. “No” was scrawled on placards... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/29/2013: FRONT PAGE: Final journey for policy failure’s littlest victim FOR two weeks the people of Christmas Island have struggled with the boy who had no name. They knew so very little about him, just that he was a baby, that he died at sea and that his family were grieving. The island’s administrator, Jon Stanhope,... Visit The Australian Web Site

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