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	7/30/2013: FRONTPAGE: Police blow up bombs in ’burbs POLICE have described as ‘‘frightening’’ the discovery of a cache of highly volatile chemicals in an otherwise normal suburban home in West Ipswich. A man was charged yesterday with a string of offences as police set off 14 controlled explosions. Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	7/30/2013: Front Page: PACIFIC SOLUTION 2 HOUSING thousands of people in tents and leaving refugees in Nauru’s slum district on small welfare payments indefinitely are the centrepieces of the Coalition’s offshore asylum policy. After touring the government’s riot-ravaged camp, Opposition... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	7/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: MCG CUP COUP MELBOURNE’S repu-tation as the world’s sporting capital will be confirmed today when the MCG is announced as the host of the 2015 World Cup cricket final. The coup will see millions of dollars poured into Victoria’s economy with a tourism bonanza... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	7/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: Hats off to our golden recruits ONE is a 51-year-old former Olympic gold medallist. The other is a 21-year-old with a long family connection with the police force. Michael Grenda and Frances Bonde are among 25 rookies going through Tasmania Police’s first recruiting course since... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	7/30/2013: NEWS: Breast practice to flesh out fee A TOPLESS Top End carwash operator insists she’s squeaky clean — despite being cautioned by police for ‘‘offensive behaviour’’. The NT News tracked down Laeti — who did not want to give her full name— who ran the car wash on Daly St in the Darwin CBD... Visit NT News Web Site

	7/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: Three face criminal charges Three key figures who have featured in the state’s most sensational corruption inquiry are likely to have criminal charges recommended against them when the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s final report is handed down on Wednesday. Former... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	7/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: A CUTE FACE WITH A SERIOUS MESSAGE CAUSING A STIR: The RSPCA is preparing to sell hundreds of cupcakes to raise money for rescued puppies such as Storm, who was found on the side of the road and is looking for a new home. The number of animals dumped by their owners has more than... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	7/30/2013: Front Page: Watchdog slams vouchers An investigation into shopper-docket fuel discounts has led the nation’s powerful competition regulator to warn that the scheme may push up the price of petrol and create an unassailable duopoly similar to that enjoyed by the supermarket giants. The... Visit The Age Web Site

	7/30/2013: FRONT PAGE: Coalition pledges Nauru tent city THE Coalition i s planning t o establish a tent city on Nauru to hold thousands of asylum- seekers under a commitment l asting at least five years, escalating the policy fight on border protection as Labor prepares to transfer detainees to Papua New... Visit The Australian Web Site

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