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	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: BOGANS SECRET emails have revealed the Queensland leader of the Palmer United Party thinks voters are junk-food eating "bogans" from a world he hopes will disappear. Despite the party riding to popularity on the back of appealing to ordinary Australians,... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/5/2013: Front Page: ICAC raids spark a Hartcher departure as minister resigns RAIDS by corruption investigators ended the ministerial career of one of the state government’s most powerful men yesterday – Liberal veteran an Chris Hartcher. The leader r of the powerful right faction and a political enemy of Premier Barry... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: PAYBACK JAMES Hird is continuing to be paid through Essendon, despite AFL chief Andrew Demetriou’s insistence that the Bombers are banned from paying him. The contradiction threatens to undermine the credibility of the AFL Commission resolution on the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: MY BABY JOY AT 50 A TASMANIAN woman is celebrating the ‘‘miracle’’ of motherhood at 50 years of age, after travelling to the United States for fertility treatment. The single-mother, who asked not to be named, is speaking out to give hope to other women and couples... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/5/2013: NEWS: Dog collared as her owner caught short SOMETIMES when you have to go . . . you just have to go. But you don’t necessarily expect your beloved pooch to be dognapped while you are sitting on a public dunny. This was the situation faced by 28-year-old Moil architect Patricia Abel who faced... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: O’Farrell’s ICAC nightmare A corruption scandal threatens to engulf the O’Farrell government next year as it prepares to seek a second term in office after energy and resources minister Chris Hartcher resigned from cabinet following raids by investigators. Mr Hartcher, who... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Watch out Poms, you’re... IN THE LINE OF FIRE RYAN Harris will today stride on to the new Adelaide Oval with “all guns blazing” in the Ashes Test against England — and the Adelaide-raised fast bowler is proud to help carry the nation’s hopes into the spectacularly redeveloped stadium. “I can’t... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: RCH swamped by demand Victoria’s new $ 1 billion Royal Children’s Hospital is failing to care for thousands of children on time as it struggles with a lack of capacity to meet soaring demand. Two years after the hospital was opened with great fanfare by the Queen,... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: It’s your ABC: McDonald tells board to ensure quality FORMER ABC chairman Donald McDonald has called for the board to launch a full-scale review of the broadcaster’s operations and priorities to ensure its coverage is distinctive, high quality and represents a broad range of views. Mr McDonald’s call... Visit The Australian Web Site

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