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	8/17/2012: Front Page: It’s time to take a stand IT’S game on tonight for captain Sam Thaiday and his battling Broncos as they take on the Storm at Suncorp. Hopes are riding high the ‘‘backs-tothe-wall’’ Broncos can shake off a four-game losing streak to reignite their premiership campaign. Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/18/2012: Front Page: PACKED TO THE RAFTERS THE federal government’s solution to Australia’s asylum-seeker crisis could be swamped before it begins. Capacity on Nauru and Manus Island could be exhausted within just 20 days if the current spate of boats arriving at Christmas Island... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: ‘THEY WON’T BREAK DANNY’ Friends and family members have defended controversial jockey Danny Nikolic, pictured yesterday at Geelong races, as police and authorities continue to investigate race fixing allegations. “He’s a little man but he stood up. Most blokes would break,’’... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/18/2012: Front Page: $85m LIFESTYLE A BOLD $85 million vision to transform the Claremont golf and bowls clubs into a sporting, tourism and residential complex is within striking distance. The board of the Claremont Golf Club has unveiled artist impressions of the proposed Claremont... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/18/2012: NEWS: Put your sands together TERRITORIANS can dust off their bats and don the whites for an unusual cricket match this weekend. The annual game returns to the Cullen Bay sandbar tomorrow — at least until the pitch is reclaimed by the sea. And it’s all for charity, with money... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: They earn $100,000-plus, live in the inner city — and they’re powering the economy THEY have been tagged the ‘‘diamond collective’’ and Sydney’s inner suburbs are their heartland. Women in their 20s, 30s and 40s with high incomes and unique spending habits are reshaping the city’s economy. One in four Sydney workers earning over... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/18/2012: Front Page: LEGAL HIT TO CHURCH A LANDMARK Supreme Court challenge has thrown into doubt the Anglican Church’s disciplinary processes for dealing with rogue priests. In a case that will impact the church across the nation, an Anglican priest accused of sexual misconduct is... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: US in pursuit of Assange, cables reveal AUSTRALIAN diplomats have no doubt the United States is still gunning for Julian Assange, according to Foreign Affairs Department documents obtained by The Saturday Age. The Australian embassy in Washington has been tracking a US espionage... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/18/2012: FRONT PAGE: New regime bars appeal on asylum JULIA Gillard’s new offshore processing regime has effectively locked asylum-seekers out of Australian court appeals, legal experts declared yesterday, as four boats arrived in 24 hours in a rush to beat the new laws. Human rights lawyers said the new... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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