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	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: NORTHERN EXPOSURE ASYLUM seekers have discovered their own PNG solution – sneaking into Australia via the Torres Strait back door. Customs and immigration officers found two Somalis on remote Boigu Island, 6km south of Papua New Guinea, on Saturday morning. Another... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/12/2013: FEDERAL ELECTION 2013: A language only they understand KEVIN Rudd and Tony Abbott had a lot to say during the debate last night, but was what they were saying really what they meant? Here’s a quick translation: KEVIN RUDD What he said: ‘‘ We believe passionately in a fair go and a fair go for all, we... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: TRUST ME TONY Abbott last night declared if Australians want ‘‘a new way’’ as proposed by Kevin Rudd, they had to choose a new government on September 7. In the first election showdown between the two leaders, Mr Abbott accused Mr Rudd of ‘‘waffle’’ as the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: THE BIG PITCH THE first showdown of the election campaign was dominated by the state of the economy and Labor’s GST scare campaign. Laying out his pitch to the electorate, Kevin Rudd appealed for three more years to show ‘‘a new way’’ while Tony Abbott spoke... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/12/2013: NEWS: Man runs away from ute wreck POLICE went searching for a man in bushland yesterday after he walked away from a crash that tore a ute apart near Humpty Doo. Acting Superintendent Garry Smith said the crash happened just after 4pm yesterday on Strangways Rd, Humpty Doo, which runs... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Show of hands: no killer punch Tony Abbott has branded Kevin Rudd’s claim of a $70 billion shortfall in his election platform ‘‘simply a fantasy’’ but refused to say how he would replace billions of dollars in revenue foregone by scrapping a number of Labor taxes. The claim and... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: RELIEF AS BABY SAFE AFTER MANHUNT BEAUTIFUL GIRL: A Facebook image of 10-month old Paige released by her family during a manhunt sparked when her father, Mt Gambier man Benjamin Koch, fled with her in the early hours of yesterday morning. Mr Koch delivered Paige safe and well to Mt... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/12/2013: Front Page: $70b hole a fantasy: Abbott Tony Abbott has branded Kevin Rudd’s claim of a $ 70 billion shortfall in his election platform as ‘‘a fantasy’’ but refused to say how he would replace billions of dollars in revenue foregone by scrapping a slew of Labor taxes. The claim and counter-... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott cements lead as Rudd slips KEVIN Rudd and Labor are going backwards in the election campaign as the Coalition’s primary vote continues to climb and Tony Abbott’s personal approval rises. While the Prime Minister remains t he nation’s preferred leader, the Opposition Leader has... Visit The Australian Web Site

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