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	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: BRISBANE, WE’VE GOT A PROBLEM QUEENSLAND’S 10-year bid to join the space race has ended in disaster. A flight yesterday was designed to unlock the secrets of hypersonic travel – work that could lead to passenger jets able to reach South Africa from Australia in just 45... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	9/20/2013: Front Page: Rapist parole block is lifted authority had been presented with a “difficult situation”. “I’m very grateful for the wisdom of the authorities,” he said. “The interests of the community have been best served by the careful way they have acted. It’s time for him to get on with his... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: POKIES SAD TOLL THE lethal toll of Victorians’ gambling obsession has been revealed: almost 130 people, including teenagers, have taken their lives in the past decade after losing their battle with addiction. A coronial report shows gambling on pokies is the biggest... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: Cute ’n’ cuddly, now it’s time for a name TASMANIANS have the chance to name these cute, fluffy little brothers, who make their debut at Zoodoo Wildlife Park in Richmond today. The adorable fiveweek-old white lion cubs are sons of Bakari and Kiara, who were named by Mercury readers in 2010.... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	9/20/2013: NEWS: Bail for bike gang suspect A SUSPECTED Hells Angel member has been banned from visiting a clubhouse. Phillip Pearce O’Shea — who police believe is the outlaw bikie gang’s sergeant-atarms — has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault after allegedly breaking a woman’s... Visit NT News Web Site

	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott’s axe falls on climate warrior In its first full day in office, the Abbott government moved swiftly to abolish Labor-era climate change institutions, shutting the Climate Commission, and starting the process of axing other bodies. Environment Minister Greg Hunt phoned chief climate... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	9/20/2013: NEWS: Clock ticks on car deal PREMIER Jay Weatherill is heartened by new Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane’s approach to Holden. Mr Macfarlane has promised a bipartisan approach when he visits Adelaide in a fortnight for meetings about the future of the embattled car company. Mr... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	9/20/2013: Front Page: Chaos rules in Parliament The Victorian Parliament has been thrown into chaos after Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews was suspended for three days in angry scenes that tested the Napthine government’s numbers. In a sign of how perilous the Coalition’s control of Parliament is,... Visit The Age Web Site

	9/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: The winds of political change blow away climate bureaucracy THE Climate Commission has been scrapped and billions of dollars in renewable energy funding effectively frozen as the Abbott government moved swiftly to wind back Australia’s climate change response, as promised. Outgoing chief commissioner Tim... Visit The Australian Web Site

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