Developer Tools: View Safari HTTP Headers

Hi folks.
I'm developing something that I'd like to see the headers sent and received. Is there a tool in Safari that can show me what is sent and received on a either a post or get method?
Cheers

Turn on the "Develop" menu in Safari Preferences, then choose "Show Web Inspector" from the "Develop" menu. Click "Resources". Select the resource you want to inquire about and click "Headers".

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