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Boy racer wrecks business The earthquake is no match for the destructive power of boy racers, a Canterbury petrol station owner says. A senseless act by stupid idiots has left Kirwee Challenge owner Stuart Jones in limbo. A late-night crash on Saturday wiped out two of... Page 1

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Fight for Grey Power turns ugly The fight to control Grey Power has gotten physical, with supporters of former president Neville Male forcing their way into the associations office on Saturday and again on Monday morning. They claimed to be the rightful committee and refused to leave, as did supporters of the Kevin Gardener-led group, which includes office manager Pat Carrick and the executive committee. After the confrontation Page 1

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Thugs on brazen rampage VIOLENT thugs beat and threatened to shoot an Uber driver during a string of assaults and robberies in an "extraordinary" crime spree across four suburbs. The young driver was punched and robbed, four cars were stolen, and at least three homes and two... Page 1

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High time for action A ROAD safety audit, more curfews and tougher fines are among the measures needed to prevent trucks striking the Napier St bridge, Maribyrnong Council says. The rail bridge suffers more hits from heavy vehicles than any other in Melbourne, with 43... Page 1

Battle to fund treatments PATIENTS with a rare form of cancer are still fighting to gain funding for a gamechanger treatment. About 250 new cases of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs), the slow-growing cancer that killed Apple founder Steve Jobs, are diagnosed in New Zealand... Page 1

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Watt running for mayor Bevin Watt believes the Gore District Council needs some new blood, so hes put his hand up for the top job. There will be an election for the position of mayor in the Gore district, after Watt announced his candidacy this week. In the first... Page 1

Zoning in on school PARENTS hoping to send children to the new South Melbourne primary school can start planning, with a draft zone now released. And a new principal has also been appointed for the Ferrars St school, which will open next year. According to the Victorian... Page 1

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Week of chaos looms DITCHING public transport in favour of cars is the preferred option for commuters preparing for next weeks Caboolture train line closure, an online poll conducted by the Press has revealed. The line will be closed for seven days to allow for the new... Page 1

Becky finds her voice BECKY Chen is one of the many students to benefit from a $3.4 million expansion at Inala TAFE. The Taiwanese-born woman came to Australia six years ago for what was going to be short stint, but meeting an Australian man changed that. At the end of... Page 2

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Patients pin hopes on trial TRIALS of a revolutionary drug which could reverse the effects of Alzheimers disease have begun at Heidelbergs Austin Hospital. Since the news went public last Monday, 1200 people have expressed interest in the trial, with participants now being... Page 1

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Leaping into future MORE than 400 Year 12 students are about to take the big leap from school life to the real world. This year only two local schools celebrate Year 12 graduation but St Benedicts College at Mango Hill is getting closer to introducing Year 12s. Page 1

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NEW LIFE FOR CEMETERY IT IS a history-steeped cemetery and the resting place of explorer William Lawson. Now, propelled by an influx of residents that will see the Blacktown local government area grow by 35 per cent over the next two decades, Blacktown Council is assessing... Page 1

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SILENCE OF REMEMBRANCE Major Genevieve Rueger was just a little girl when she observed a minutes silence at dawn services with her grandfather. Now, that silence has a very different meaning. Page 1

Nurses sacking justified A NURSE has been sacked for administering the wrong drug dosages to critical-care patients at Footscray Hospital. Intensive care nurse Tracey Marr lodged an application in January to the Fair Work Commission for unfair dismissal. But the commission... Page 1

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Honour among ambos KEITH Smith has been witness to peoples most traumatic and vulnerable moments, but his love of the job made his 59 years with Queensland Ambulance Service a joy. The retired paramedic was amongg those on this weeks Queens Birthday Honours List. Page 1

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SPORTING CHANCE WHEN Strathpine mum Kathy Brethertons husband died suddenly last year it hit her family hard, particularly her son, Aaron. But she is using the tragedy to help needy children after Aaron found strength through the Pine Rivers Rapids Baseball Club. Page 1

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DNA sleuthing a fascinating career Forget CSI, Invercargill had a visit from one of the best DNA detectives in the world at the weekend. Renowned forensic genealogist Dr Colleen Fitzpatrick was in the city to talk about how DNA can help with unlocking the mysteries in family histories. After receiving her degree in physics, Fitzpatrick went to Switzerland to teach but soon realised she had more learning to do. She returned to the U Page 3

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Good sports help Jimmy HE IS known for navigating Sunbury in his electric wheelchair but this Saturday Jimmy Moffat hopes to raise money for a new set of wheels. Mr Moffat has lived with multiple sclerosis since he was first diagnosed with the condition in 1996, but his... Page 1