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	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: G20 RING OF STEEL ROBYN IRONSIDE THOMAS CHAMBERLIN POLICE will have the power to order on-the-spot strip searches of people during next year’s G20 leaders forum. Inner-city-Brisbane will be deemed a “declared area’’ giving police powers Premier Campbell Newman says they need to stop the protesters who... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/26/2013: Front Page: ALL CLEAR FOR WEST WESTERN Sydney has spoken and the message is clear: We want a second international airport at Badgerys Creek. An exclusive poll commissioned for The Daily Telegraph reveals overwhelming support for the project across the marginal seats surrounding it,... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: WHEEL OF DESPAIR THE relaunch of the troubled Docklands wheel has been delayed until 2014 — more than 1800 days after its closure due to cracks. Bad weather and safety rules are blamed for the latest delays on the $100 million Melbourne Star — which has become a... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: D-day in footy drugs crisis ESSENDON and coach James Hird are bracing for crushing penalties from the AFL today that will sideline the club from the finals. Hird, pictured during the Bombers’ upset win against Carlton at the weekend, is almost certain to have coached the club for... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/26/2013: NEWS: On hunt for mysterious relics THE TERRITORY has a ringside seat to 1000 years of pirates, slave traders and spice merchants — and a crack team of US researchers may be headed to the Top End to dig up some of the loot. Darwin heritage consultant Michael Owen is in talks with... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Take me on trust: Abbott A confident Tony Abbott has outlined a 10-year plan for Australia at his official campaign launch that includes restoring the full health insurance rebate, cutting the size of government and increasing defence spending. But despite railing against... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: ABBOTT PLAYS SENIORS CARD THE Coalition hopes the biggest generation in Australian history can help deliver it to power and yesterday made an election pitch aimed squarely at winning the trust of Baby Boomer voters. Setting the scene for the final two weeks of the federal... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/26/2013: Front Page: Father Abbott preaches to the party choir Two statuesque daughters chuckling about their silly old dad, not just a Rhodes Scholar, author, firefighter and lifesaver, but, they confided, a netball dad, urging them on week after week at the courts with the same dorky cry of ‘‘run, Forrest, run’’... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott pledges competence, trust TONY Abbott has given t he Coalition a decade to cut the size of government and deliver a significant budget surplus if it wins government next week, as he called on Australians to put their trust in his team and end the ‘‘ aberration’’ of Labor... Visit The Australian Web Site

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