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	8/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: DEAD KEV BOUNCE HE was meant to breathe new life into Labor. But only a week into the election campaign, the vote boost driven by Kevin Rudd’s return has fallen flat. Despite the hype about Mr Rudd’s ability to win votes in his home state, Labor’s support is now... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/10/2013: Front Page: Sydney siblings set to ace the Williams sisters STEP aside Serena, move over Venus – these Sydney sisters are coming to get you. They might be aged just 12 and 11, but Violet and Patricia Apisah are already being compared to the tennis world’s most dominant set of siblings, the Williams sisters. The... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: RUDD’S BULLY BOY KEVIN Rudd’s star recruit for a safe seat in Victoria has admitted he abused a woman in a wheelchair. Geoff Lake, right, a lawyer chosen to run to replace Simon Crean in the prized seat of Hotham, also admitted he had been accused of stalking a... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/10/2013: Front page: Bizarre twist in Spirit protest MASKED protesters defying court orders created a bizarre scene in Melbourne yesterday as police downplayed claims the Spirit of Tasmania was a major conduit for illegal drugs and guns. Thirty protesters at Station Pier demonstrating against the sacking... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/10/2013: NEWS: Driver’s return to earth OK A DRIVER had a lucky escape when her car became airborne after a collision and went flying over the median strip of a major road in Darwin yesterday. Police Watch Commander Vicki Koum said the collision happened about 8am at the intersection of Trower... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott takes the lead The Coalition has pulled ahead of Labor with 52 per cent support to Labor’s 48 per cent during the first week of an election campaign pitched by both sides as a referendum on economic management. Tony Abbott has also overtaken Kevin Rudd on the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: OUR CITY LIMITS AN independent authority to replace the Adelaide City Council, relaxed building height restrictions and less red tape are the key to creating a vibrant Adelaide, city businesses say. Two hundred and thirty seven businesspeople in the CBD and North... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/10/2013: Front Page: Swing lifts Coalition hopes The Coalition has pulled ahead of Labor with 52 per cent support to Labor’s 48 per cent during the first week of an election campaign pitched by both sides as a referendum on economic management. Tony Abbott has also overtaken Kevin Rudd on the... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/10/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott: my pledge to close gap TONY Abbott has declared fixing Australia’s greatest ‘‘national failure’’, dire indigenous disadvantage, will be one of his personal priorities if he wins office, and has secured the agreement of former ALP president Warren Mundine to deliver... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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