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	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: SCHOOLIES DRUG DEAL SCHOOLIES have been told by police and paramedics they will not be charged if they admit to taking drugs. Paramedics are begging school-leavers to fess up to drug use during the annual festival which begins next weekend – pledging during briefings... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/8/2013: Front Page: LIFE 4 BROTHERS THTHEY brazenly parade their contempt for society and the law wherever they go but yesterday members of the notorious Bro-Brothers 4 Life gang were rounded up in a series of dawn police raids over a shooting murder last year. Six were charged over the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: LABOR’S BIG SPLIT LABOR is in crisis over a push to hand a safe seat in Parliament to the partner of Victoria’s most militant union leader. In a serious challenge to the authority of state Labor leader Daniel Andrews just a year out from the election, the CFMEU is... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: FAT BUSTERS TASMANIAN hospitals are under pressure to axe snack vending machines as they move towards healthy eating options to counter the state’s obesity and health problems. Orthopaedic surgeon Gary Fettke, who is campaigning to remove sugary foods from... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: MY HOSTAGE HELL A DARWIN man on a once-ina-lifetime trip to West Africa has told of his horror after being abducted and held captive for six weeks while $27,000 was stolen from his accounts. Steve Sparks, 58, was in the West African country of Senegal when he was... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: Golden girl reflects on life’s hurdles Long before Sally Pearson became a household name as the world’s best 100 metres hurdler, her mother was leaping obstacles, working seven days a week across two jobs so her daughter could chase her goal. So Pearson’s strong views about mollycoddling... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: SECRET TO WHY WE’RE LIVING THE LONGEST GOLDEN YEARS: Mahjong enthusiasts Marjorie Taylor, 89, Wendy Sierp, 71, and Norma Merrett, 77, yesterday. New figures show South Australians are living longer than our interstate counterparts, with a median age of 83 last year. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: Warning on power cheating The head of Australia’s consumer watchdog insists that electricity bills should drop quickly after the repeal of the carbon tax – warning businesses not to claim they are unable to pass on the full savings to consumers. Australian Competition and... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/8/2013: FRONT PAGE: Holden’s $18m loss – with handouts HOLDEN’S manufacturing plant is losing up to $18 million a year — or $270 a vehicle — despite the carmaker factoring in at least $1 billion in government subsidies during the next decade as closure looms for its marginal Australian operations. The... Visit The Australian Web Site

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