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	10/5/2013: GRAND FINALAL: CAGE THEM ALL BIKIES should be kept behind bars rather than granted bail because of the threat they pose to public safety, Queensland’s top magistrate says. In an extraordinary email sent to all the state’s 88 magistrates, Chief Magistrate Tim Carmody, QC, outlined... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: Ship, ship hooray on grand navy day IT was a military invasion but of a friendly kind as thousands of people flocked to the harbour to welcome the majestic warships that sailed into Sydney yesterday morning for the International Fleet Review. And if yesterday’s crowds were anything to... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: LAY DOWN YOUR GUNS POLICE yesterday made an unprecedented public plea to outlaw bikie gang leaders to lay down their arms. Assistant Commissioner Steve Fontana urged outlaw motorcycle gang members to rethink any plans they might have for all-out war. “We are asking the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: HOME TOO SOON TASMANIAN Ross Langdon has been remembered as a life-loving globetrotter whose excellence as an architect made a difference to the lives of those he helped in Africa. Mr Langdon’s friends and family paid tribute to his high-achieving life which was... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/5/2013: NEWS: Worst parker’s car left worse for wear THE Territory’s worstparked car has been vandalised after it had been left parked in the same spot for several days. The 2009 Holden Commodore VE made headlines, and then became a social media sensation, early last month when NT News ran a front page... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Ships ahoy: Sydney turns on a huge welcome Celebration time: HMAS Sydney passes the Sydney Opera House as part of the International Fleet Review, which includes ships from China, the US, Britain, Malaysia, France, Japan and Thailand. The mood was buoyant, the crowds scrambled onto rocks,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: POWER OVER CLASS HOURS PARENTS are being urged to take more control over setting their local school or kindergarten’s teaching hours to better suit their community’s needs. The push from politicians and the peak school parents’ group follows a successful program which... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/5/2013: Front Page: Ex-leighton boss pays back $40,000 for luxuries Former Leighton boss Wal King repaid $40,000 worth of unauthorised expenses – including trips to Madrid, a $780 meal at Sydney’s Rockpool restaurant and stays at luxury hotels – that he billed to a company credit card in the weeks after he left the... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Two sides to one grand dream come true MORE than a decade ago, two young boys hatched a dream on the salubrious streets of Sydney’s upper north shore. Kieran Foran and Mitchell Pearce — brought together by geography but united by their love of rugby league — would one day line up together... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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