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	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Revealed: PROBLEM STUDENTS HOLD UP LEARNING TEACHERS say efforts to raise literacy and numeracy standards in the state’s schools are futile until a glaring issue is dealt with – bad behaviour in the classroom. One high school teacher from the state’s southwest has spoken out, attracting strong... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	8/28/2012: Front Page: HANDSTAND-OFF PARENTS are up in arms over a Sydney school’s ban on handstands and cartwheels. Drummoyne Public School said the age-old kids’ activity was only allowed if students were being supervised by a trained gymnastics teacher. And there are concerns the ban... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: I’VE BEEN SACKED HUMAN Headline Derryn Hinch last night said he was ‘ ‘ blind sided ’ ’ by 3AW’s decision to sack him. Hinch told the Herald Sun he was axed without warning from the top-rating afternoon talk show he has hosted for 10 years. ‘‘I was blindsided. I had... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Are we paying too much for coffee? COFFEE lovers pay up to $1 more for a take-away cappuccino in Hobart than they do in Sydney but local baristas say they have no grounds for complaints. Ada Espiritu, 18, serves a customer at Dr Coffee, at Salamanca. Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	8/28/2012: NEWS: Diver used driver to screw giant croc A DARWIN man has been awarded for his bravery after fighting off a crocodile with a screwdriver to save a workmate in a miracle rescue. Rupa Manimua came to the rescue of his workmate when they were diving from a Tasmanian Seafoods boat with a group... Visit NT News Web Site

	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Move aside: Paralympians take over as main act WHEN Karni Liddell arrived in Atlanta to compete in her first Paralympics, she was 16 years old and buzzing with excitement. Then she saw the state of the facilities. The stadium was grubby and so was the athlete’s village. The rooms, she says, were... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	8/28/2012: Front Page: SUBS BOOST OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott has given the strongest indication yet that the $36 billion next-generation submarines would be built in South Australia under a Coalition government. Winning the work would provide job security for the almost 28,000... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: A non-celebrity chef strikes gold twice in the north-east THINGS are glowing again in Beechworth. The historical gold mining town has a new golden boy in chef Michael Ryan, who was the star at last night’s Age Good Food Guide awards, with Provenance winning best country restaurant and Ryan himself taking out... Visit The Age Web Site

	8/28/2012: FRONT PAGE: Gun lobby takes aim at red-tape hold-up QUEENSLAND has become the first state to consider easing gun-licensing controls, incurring bitter criticism from the police union that lives would be put at risk. The Newman government yesterday established a six-member Ministerial Weapons Advisory... Visit The Australian Web Site

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