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	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: Please, Mitch, say it ain’t mo Ashes star Mitchell Johnson told fans, who gathered in Sydney yesterday to congratulate the Australian cricket team on its 5-0 thrashing of England, that he would soon shave off his famous moustache. But he plans to grow it back for the next series,... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/8/2014: Front Page: Son I knew died the day he was hit COWARD punches are costing victims up to $4.8 million, a Daily Telegraph investigation has revealed. It’s a figure Tom Biviano knows only too well but as his mother Shirley reveals exclusively today, it is the emotional cost that can last a lifetime. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: HOPE AT LAST Melbourne team’s cancer breakthrough A BREAKTHROUGH by Melbourne scientists could create a new way to fight cancers. Walter and Eliza Hall Institute researchers have pinpointed the exact protein that some cancer cells rely on to live. Blocking it can kill off the cancerous cells, so it... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: BAD MEDICINE THE number of surgical and medical mishaps in Tasmanian hospitals, such as foreign objects being retained in the body after operations, is rising. In the last financial year at the Royal Hobart Hospital, there was a case of surgery on the wrong body... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/8/2014: NEWS: State-of-the-art battle against disease A TINY room sealed by airlocks and hidden deep within the Berrimah Research Farm will soon become one of the Territory’s most powerful defences against deadly disease. The new biohazard testing laboratory has quarantine containment level three... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: Mitch puts his fingers on the public pulse Mitchell Johnson was able to raise not just one finger but five to his detractors. On Tuesday, cheered by a throng of cricket fans, the man and his moustache were finally given their due. ‘‘It’s all part of the game. You cop it from the opposition. The... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: PERVERSION OF JUSTICE MORE than half of the state’s child pornography offenders are avoiding jail despite the law requiring that this only happen in “exceptional circumstances”, a university study has found. Researchers have also warned that some offenders who pose “a... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: Refugees to be sent back on lifeboats Asylum seekers intercepted on unseaworthy boats could be sent back to Indonesia on large, engine-powered lifeboats, in an escalation of the Abbott government’s turnback policy. Fairfax Media has learnt the government is buying up to 16 hard- hulled... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/8/2014: FRONT PAGE: States ‘win from asset sales’ THE Abbott government’s infrastructure tsar has stepped up its push for public asset sales, revealing privatisations would leave governments at least $64 billion better off even though they could no longer siphon off dividends from their ports,... Visit The Australian Web Site

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