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	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: SEND IN THE CLOWN KEVIN Rudd and Peter Beattie have put aside two decades of mutual hatred to join forces and try to rescue Labor at the federal election. Six years after resigning as Queensland premier, Mr Beattie — known for his love of clowning around for the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/9/2013: Front Page: Meet the lethal weapon putting steel into Souths THIS is the 124kg giant turning South Sydney into a wrestling machine. The Rabbitohs have recruited Brazilian jiu-jitsu expert Marco “The Giant” Villela to help end a 41-year premiership drought. Villela’s techniques will be on show when the Rabbitohs... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: BIKIE DRUG BOAT THE Spirit of Tasmania is at the heart of a police investigation into criminals with links to Bandido bikie enforcer Toby Mitchell. A multi-agency probe is under way into fears of gun and drug trafficking on the ferry. Port figures are concerned... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: CA$H FOR JOBS TASMANIAN jobseekers are being targeted by the Coalition, with Tony Abbott unveiling a plan to hire longterm unemployed. As new figures revealed Tasmania’s unemployment at a decade-high 8.4 per cent, with 21,000 people out of work, the Opposition... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/9/2013: NEWS: Neighbours expose tenants from hell A GROUP of Alice Springs residents have started naming and shaming public housing tenants because they’ve had enough of violence, messy gardens, loud parties, drinking and shouting. Jodi Elverd of Saltwell St, Larapinta, said in one social media post... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: Standover man tells of $1m extortion bid Within days of his arrest for the murder of Michael McGurk, former boxing champion Lucky Gattellari tried to extort $1 million from his benefactor, the millionaire property developer Ron Medich. If the money was not paid, Mr Medich would be implicated... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: SLOW ROAD TO SAFETY THE first decade of controversial 50km/h speed limits on our suburban streets has helped save an estimated 100 lives and $1 billion, new analysis reveals. A senior expert from the Centre for Automotive Research is now advocating limits be cut to 40km/h. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/9/2013: Front Page: Candles lit, Tracy farewelled White candles lit up St Kilda’s redlight district on Thursday night as a community united in grief gathered to honour murdered street worker Tracy Connelly. They also came to denounce violence against women in an area frequented by some of Melbourne’s... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: Rudd wrong as Qld jobs jump KEVIN Rudd has been thrown on the defensive on economic management after a surprise fall in fulltime jobs offset by strong growth in Queensland that challenges his warnings about the damage from the state Liberal National Party government’s ‘‘... Visit The Australian Web Site

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