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	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: BACKFLIPSKI PRIME Minister Tony Abbott has stepped in to end a bizarre period of confusion over school funding. Mr Abbott yesterday announced he had found an extra $1.2 billion to hand out to three states – including Queensland – which had refused to sign up to... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/3/2013: Front Page: Twist and shouts MICHAEL Clarke hobbled off Adelaide Oval with an ankle injury yesterday – but it was the Poms who were intent on getting legless ahead of the 2nd Ashes Test on Thursday. Clarke put a scare through the Australian camp when he twisted his ankle during... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: PILL FOR MEN A MALE contraceptive pill could be available within 10 years, after Melbourne scientists created a technique that acts as a temporary chemical vasectomy. The breakthrough by Monash University researchers brings the quest for a male pill to reduce... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: NEW ERA TRIABUNNA HANNAH MARTIN A MONA-inspired retreat will give new life to the Triabunna woodchip mill. Wotif founder and philanthropist Graeme Wood promises the development will be like nothing before seen in Tasmania. The old mill site will have a lodge, botanic... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/3/2013: NEWS: The art of focusing on human rights issues AN ARTS exhibition with a focus on human rights opens in Darwin this week. Rights on Show will showcase more than 100 artists from across the Territory at the Chan Contemporary Art Space from Thursday. The show is the 19th year the event has been put... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Sydney’s other Eternity Man will live on in his art When the word ‘‘Eternity’’ was emblazoned on the Sydney Harbour Bridge for the turn of the new millennium, it served to remind Australians of the remarkable talents of Martin Sharp. This famous piece of graffiti was the trademark of a religious... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Poms’ first drinks break - it’s stumps at 3.30am AFTER their thrashing at the Gabba, England’s cricket stars would have been well advised having an early night in and working out how to conquer the Aussie pace attack when they arrived in Adelaide. Instead, Kevin Pietersen and Stuart Broad became... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Gonski Abbott in backflip to save face on schools Chief Political Correspondent Prime Minister Tony Abbott has intervened to take charge of his government’s spiralling school funding crisis, announcing that a massive $ 1.2 billion of ‘‘ new money’’ had been found to restore Labor’s original plan. Mr... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: Brandis shoots down Guardian ‘metadata’ leak INTERNATIONAL intelligence agencies fear counter-terrorism operations, including investigations in Australia, will be jeopardised by the leaking of a mass of documents by rogue US security analyst Edward Snowden. Members of Australia’s intelligence... Visit The Australian Web Site

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