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	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: Lessons plan casts PE in a different light SEX ED GETS PHYSICAL Fine Mostly fine Showers Showers CHILDREN will be taught to ‘‘recognise sexual feelings’’ from age 11 or 12 under a new national physical education curriculum criticised by religious schools. Physical, social and emotional changes of puberty will... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	9/17/2012: Front Page: All Del breaks loose SOCCER superstar Alessandro Del Piero flew into Sydney yesterday – and was given a red-hot welcome by an adoring Blue army of fans. The Italian World Cup winner jetted in after signing with Sydney FC. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: RIOT RED ALERT COUNTER-terrorism experts and police across Australia have been placed on high alert for expected retaliatory attacks after the violent Islamic protest that rocked Sydney. Leading national condemnation of Saturday’s bloody riots, Prime Minister Julia... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: No let-up in boat people LABOR’S reopening of tough new offshore processing on Nauru has been dampened, with another two asylum seeker boats intercepted on the first weekend of the new regime aimed at deterring vessels. As Health Minister Tanya Plibersek yesterday expressed... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	9/17/2012: NEWS: Neighbours want convicted rapist out LANDLORDS of a convicted rapist who allegedly terrorised and disturbed his neighbours have asked a court to kick the man out of the unit. The NT News can reveal Salvatore Spina, 44, has been reported to police for indecent and ‘‘disturbing’’ behaviour... Visit NT News Web Site

	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: PM’s rating highest in 16 months JULIA GILLARD’S personal standing with voters is improving and Labor’s support growing but the government would fastforward to an election-winning lead if Kevin Rudd were at the helm now, according to the latest Herald/ Nielsen poll. The poll shows... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	9/17/2012: Front Page: Bay of plenty A RECORD crowd of almost 40,000 people hit the road for fun, fitness and charity at yesterday’s Sunday Mail City-Bay Fun Run. Elite athletes led the way, with Melbourne’s Liam Adams the first to cross the line. This year’s competitors have so far... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: Gillard continues her rise LABOR’S primary vote and Julia Gillard’s approval are continuing to improve, although switching to Kevin Rudd could turn the government’s current prospect of defeat into the chance of victory, according to the Age/ Nielsen poll. Tony Abbott’s approval... Visit The Age Web Site

	9/17/2012: FRONT PAGE: Extremists seen among Muslim rioters AL-QA’IDA sympathisers were among those involved in violent weekend protests in Sydney, which saw Muslim men engage in a series of running battles with officers from both the NSW and Australian Federal Police. Several of the hundreds of demonstrators... Visit The Australian Web Site

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