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	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: DRUGS, UNIONS & DARK SECRETS POLICE will probe links between the construction industry and bikies as revelations emerge of connections between rogue union officials and one of Queensland’s biggest drug busts. The Courier-Mail can reveal a building union official and a delegate... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	2/3/2014: Front Page: NRL TO PUNT STARS’ PHONES THE NRL integrity unit will consider confiscating the mobile phones of players on game day as part of a crackdown on betting security on matches this season. Strict new guidelines are to be introduced as bookmakers and the TAB prepare for a $500... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: COPS IN COVER-UP SEVENTEEN police are accused of trying to derail an investigation into a fellow officer who crashed his car into a hotel while more than twice the legal blood-alcohol limit. Two officers have already been sacked and two others have resigned. The... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: Aussies roll in for Fed Cup fest THE young guns of Australian tennis are in Hobart to prepare for their Federation Cup tie against Russia this weekend. Queenslanders Storm Sanders, 19, left, of Rockhampton, and Ashleigh Barty, 17, of Ipswich, got a feel for the Domain Tennis Centre... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	2/3/2014: NEWS: BABY BOARD BOOK THE Northern Territory Library is holding the launch of the bilingual baby board book My Banbiya at the Elliot Library on Tuesday. NT Library director Jo McGill said the book was the second bilingual baby board book to be created in Elliot in Mudburra... Visit NT News Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: One great budgie jump Fourteen-year-old Cormac Guthrie admits the thought of sharks makes him nervous, but he pushed it to the back of his mind to become the youngest ever swimmer to win the nine-kilometre Cole Classic ocean swim on Sunday. The year 10 student from... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: WILTING IN THE HEAT STIFLING heatwaves are threatening to make summer Australia’s deadliest season. As South Australia sweltered through another day of record temperatures yesterday, researchers say the percentage of Australian deaths in summer is growing every year. An... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: From rainbow connections, a party is born For Christine Forster, the sister of Prime Minister Tony Abbott, and her fiancee, Virginia Edwards, yesterday’s Pride March through St Kilda was a ‘‘wonderful celebration of community, diversity and equality’’. It was also an opportunity to voice her... Visit The Age Web Site

	2/3/2014: FRONT PAGE: Joyce pushes for $7bn in relief aid to farmers AGRICULTURE Minister Barnaby Joyce has vowed to wage a ‘‘mighty battle’’ in cabinet to convince his colleagues to sign off on a $7 billion bailout of ‘‘distressed’’ farm loans and avert a ‘‘complete and utter financial meltdown’’. Addressing a packed... Visit The Australian Web Site

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