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	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: PILOT’S LAST WORDS Jimmy Rae radioedd from his Tiger Moth to let colleagues know he was about to begin aerobatics during an afternoon joyflight yesterday. Then there was silence. The young pilot (pictured with wife Alice on a previous flight) and a passenger were lost... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/17/2013: Front Page: CRACKED A REMARKABLE Shane Watson century on a crumbling WACA pitch put the sword to England’s hopes of retaining the Ashes yesterday. Australia are on the brink of regaining the precious urn today, thanks largely to Watson pummelling 103 from just 108 balls... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: SUNBED BUYBACK TAXPAYERS will be forced to foot the bill to buy back hundreds of cancer-linked sunbeds under a controversial state government scheme. Health Minister David Davis will today announce the potential $750,000 aid package for commercial solaria, just days... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: GUN FIRE TOUGHER gun storage laws are desperately needed in Tasmania and the State Government has been sitting on its hands over the issue, Gun Control Australia says. Spokesman Roland Browne said new laws were needed to stifle the state’s high rate of gun... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/17/2013: NEWS: Freshie’s best plucked right from lagoon ONE of the crocodiles that has eluded wildlife rangers at Palmerston’s Marlow Lagoon for more than a month has finally been captured. A 1.1m freshwater croc was taken from the middle of the lagoon about 9am yesterday — resolving one part of an ongoing... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘Powerless’ on booze Police have admitted it is virtually impossible to enforce Sydney’s alcohol-free zones, saying greater powers and tougher fines are required to stop public violence. A parliamentary inquiry has called for increased penalties for drinking in... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: AUSSIES HAVE ONE HAND ON THE URN CLOSING IN: Australian players mob Shane Watson after snaring the wicket of England opener Michael Carberry on the fourth day of the Ashes Test in Perth yesterday. The dominant Aussies need five wickets today to regain the Ashes, while England requires... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: Fund rail to rescue jobs, Napthine urges Abbott Premier Denis Napthine is pleading with the Abbott government to ‘‘ bring forward’’ Commonwealth infrastructure funding to offset the pain caused by the looming end of manufacturing by Holden. Dr Napthine revealed before a meeting of federal cabinet... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/17/2013: FRONT PAGE: NBN chairman vows to bring down $41bn bill NBN Co executive chairman Ziggy Switkowski has vowed to rein in the $41 billion cost of the Coalition’s version of the National Broadband Network, declaring that central pillars of a landmark strategic review have to be ‘‘improved upon’’. Dr... Visit The Australian Web Site

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