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	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: THE LAST GOODBYE KEVIN Rudd appealed to the Labor heartland during the ALP launch in Brisbane yesterday – but it was described as too late, with star Queensland candidate Peter Beattie admitting the pitch should have been delivered much earlier in the campaign. Mr... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	9/2/2013: Front Page: Rudd comes out swinging as Abbott surges KEVIN Rudd tried to come out swinging with less than a week to go in the election campaign. “Never, ever, ever underestimate my fighting spirit as your Prime Minister,’’ he told the official Labor campaign launch in Brisbane . But the upbeat rhetoric... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: LIFESAVER A BREAKTHROUGH ‘‘trauma vaccine’’ to be used on car crash victims could save 70 Victorian lives a year. The vaccine — which helps stem internal bleeding — will be a key weapon in a bid to bring the annual road toll under 200. It will be the first... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: TAFE takeover threat PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has threatened to take control of TAFE colleges if states do not fund them properly. Mr Rudd said the Commonwealth would cut funding to states and pay it directly towards TAFEs if Coalition state governments continued to cut... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	9/2/2013: NEWS: Boat show launches dreams of grandeur THE Darwin Boat and Outdoor Show attracted boating enthusiasts and dreamers on its final day at the Darwin Convention Centre yesterday. The annual event boasted a range of exhibitors including boat sales and service companies, fishing charter... Visit NT News Web Site

	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘ I say they haven’t seen anything yet’ A defiant Kevin Rudd has used his official campaign launch to warn voters not to write him off in 2013, asking them to think very carefully about their jobs before installing Tony Abbott as prime minister. ‘‘And for those who say the fight is up, I... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: ANGER, TEARS AS FANS FAREWELL ALBERTON END OF AN ERA? Emotions get the better of Port Adelaide fan David Shelley yesterday during a game fans treated as the last the SANFL Magpies would play as a suburban club at Alberton. The Magpies are likely to be replaced by a Port Power reserves side... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	9/2/2013: Front Page: It’s not over yet: Rudd A defiant and disciplined Kevin Rudd has used his official campaign launch to urge voters not to write him off in 2013, asking them to think carefully about their jobs before installing Tony Abbott as prime minister. His warning on jobs came as he... Visit The Age Web Site

	9/2/2013: FRONT PAGE: We’re fighting for jobs: PM KEVIN Rudd has crystallised Labor’s re- election pitch as a choice between jobs and Tony Abbott’s plan for ‘ ‘ cutting t he future to ribbons’’ as he attempts to cast himself as the ‘‘ comeback kid’’ and fight until t he last vote i s counted. Taking... Visit The Australian Web Site

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