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	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: DOES THIS GUY EVER SHUT UP? KEVIN Rudd and Tony Abbott faced off in an extraordinary political confrontation last night, with the two leaders engaging in a dramatic, at times almost physical, debate in front of undecided Brisbane voters at Broncos Leagues Club. A bouncy Mr Rudd... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/22/2013: Front Page: ‘Guus’ Gould’s Panthers tried to buy the Wanderers FORMER NRL boss David Gallop has scuppered a secret bid from Phil Gould and his Penrith Panthers to buy the A-League’s first-season success story the Western Sydney Wanderers. The Panthers, who are in competition with the Wanderers in the lucrative... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: IT’S WAR JAMES Hird will today launch Supreme Court action against the AFL over its handling of footy’s drugs investigation. ‘‘We will be instituting proceedings in the morning,’’ the Essendon coach’s lawyer, Stephen Amendola, told the Herald Sun last... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: AFL WARS ESSENDON coach James Hird will launch court action against the AFL today over its handling of the football drugs crisis. His action comes as the seven-month drugs scandal exploded into a bitter war of words yesterday after the AFL chose to release its... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/22/2013: NEWS: All the early mornings worth it HUMPTY Doo Newsagency has been named the Territory Newsagent of the Year. Owner Tanya Rizonico said the win, announced on Tuesday night, was ‘‘amazing’’. ‘‘You think Humpty Doo gets forgotten about,’’ Ms Rizonico said. The rural business owner said... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Leaders go toe-to-toe Kevin Rudd has used the second leaders debate to breathe new life into his flagging election campaign, attacking Tony Abbott’s record as health minister and depicting the Liberals’ proposed paid parental leave scheme as unaffordable. Openly admitting... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Preacher’s hate message A CONTROVERSIAL Adelaide Islamic preacher has called for the deaths of all Buddhists and Hindus. Sheikh Sharif Hussein (left), in a video clip published by the USbased Middle East Media Research Institute, also attacks Jews, former prime minister John... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/22/2013: Front Page: AFL: Hird ignored warnings Caroline Wilson, Nick McKenzie, Richard Baker Essendon coach James Hird ignored a plea from his club doctor, warnings from the AFL and adverse side- effects sparked by his own injecting regime when he backed a supplement program that exposed his... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Coalition to police wage claims THE Coalition has vowed to crack down on ‘‘ excessive’’ wage claims by forcing ‘‘ lazy’’ employers and unions to prove they have engaged in an ‘‘ appropriate discussion and consideration of productivity’’ before above- inflation pay rises are... Visit The Australian Web Site

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