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	8/17/2013: FRONTPAGE: MONEY GROWS ON TREES PREVIOUSLY locked-up sections of Queensland’s pristine beaches, rainforests and national parks will be fair game for developers and tourism operators under a Newman Government plan to ease the state’s debt. Tourists will be able to camp on unspoilt... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/17/2013: Front Page: A NEW ERA FOR WILL AND HIS WALLABIES A NEW era of Wallabies rugby begins tonight under coach Ewen McKenzie at ANZ Stadium. Coaching his first Test, McKenzie has assembled a team of rookie stars including Bledisloe Cup debutant Israel Folau, who will feed off the game's best halfback Will... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: SILENCE IN COURT THE ADULT Parole Board has failed to answer questions about bungles that allowed parolees to murder at least a dozen Victorians. Almost a year after a paroled rapist killed Jill Meagher, the board has yet to apologise for allowing him on the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: Batten down the hatches … or go ride a storm TASMANIA is bracing for another battering with warnings of wild weather this weekend. Forecasts of heavy rains and gale-force winds of up to 100km/h have sparked a frenzy of activity as businesses and homes prepare for the possibility of more floods... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/17/2013: NEWS: Devices scare in carpark A ROUTINE traffic apprehension in Darwin turned serious yesterday after NT police located two suspicious items in a vehicle. The vehicle was pulled over and searched at Casuarina Beach, with a man taken into custody before the items were blown... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: Voters reject Rudd factor Federal Labor’s hopes that the reinstatement of Kevin Rudd would put the party in a competitive position at the September 7 election are in retreat, as new polling commissioned by Fairfax Media in four hotly-contested Sydney seats shows ALP candidates... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/17/2013: NEWS: Makris floats bid for Glenelg-ki fast ferry THE state’s richest man, Con Makris, is behind a bid to launch a high-speed daily Kangaroo Island ferry service between Glenelg and Kingscote from a revamped Holdfast Shores Marina. The Makris Group, together with property developer Caj Amadio, is... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/17/2013: Front Page: Witnessing the toll of Egypt’s rage A row of bodies stretches as far as the eye can see in the summer heat. Some are charred beyond recognition, many are the victims of sniper fi re to the head, others have gunshot wounds elsewhere on their bodies. This is the grim scene at Al-Iman... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: PM’s $500m boost for car industry KEVIN Rudd will today unveil a $500 million boost to car industry funding to the end of the decade and promise $300m a year beyond 2020 as Labor seeks to turn the September 7 election into a ‘‘referendum on the future of the car industry’’. The Prime... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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