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	12/7/2012: NEWS: Farewell to boy Daniel’s legacy will live forever DANIEL James Morcombe was a brave boy who made his parents proud. Today, as Bruce and Denise Morcombe lay their son to rest, they hope he is proud of them – and they want the world to remember the life he lived. His first steps. His favourite stuffed... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/7/2012: Front Page: TOP COP DIES IN KNIFE ATTACK A SENIOR police officer trying to break up a neighbourhood feud involving a bow and arrow was killed when he was stabbed in the neck yesterday. Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson, 45, married with three children, was hit during a standoff at... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/7/2012: FRONT PAGE: A WONDERFUL LIFE WHY SHE TOUCHED OUR HEARTS: GEOFFREY BLAINEY A LIFE IN PICTURES A REMARKABLE WOMAN: JOHN HAMILTON Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/7/2012: Front Page: One of the little boys asked us to take the pain away A WOMAN who helped drag two little boys and their father from a car after it exploded will never forget the horrific scene. Janelle Walker said the boys, aged 5 and 8, were ‘‘burned so badly’’ in the apparent murder-suicide attempt she could not erase... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/7/2012: NEWS: Ancient giant crocs give visitors a shock THEY are still inhabitants of the Top End— but their giant predecessors once at home in the Alice Springs region have been brought back to life in a new exhibition. Lost Crocs of Central Australia opens at the Araluen Cultural Precinct today. The... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/7/2012: FRONT PAGE: Senior officer dead after axe blow in neighbourhood row WHAT began as a simple neighbourhood dispute in Sydney’s north-west quickly escalated into a violent standoff that ended with a senior police officer dead from an axe wound to the back of his head. The emergency call from Scheyville Road, Oakville... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/7/2012: Front Page: FATAL Final moments that led to the deaths of two young women DECISION IT was supposed to be a night of pre-Christmas cheer at a fundraising concert, but it ended in unimaginable tragedy. Rebecca Wild, an innocent, much-loved and respected 16-year-old, went to the Port Pirie West Primary School concert with friends on... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/7/2012: FRONT PAGE: A fine mess: PSOS target the homeless and disabled PROTECTIVE services officers are handing out hundreds of fines to disabled, mentally ill and homeless people for minor infringements. In one case, protective services officers fined a teenager with a severe intellectual disability 13 times in two... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/7/2012: FRONT PAGE: For a lifetime of giving, nation returns the love ALTHOUGH probably too polite to say so, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch would have been puzzled by the heartfelt reaction across the country yesterday to the news of her death at 103. For Dame Elisabeth, the story was never about her, but about those she... Visit The Australian Web Site

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