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	1/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Best place to catch a break A GROUP of surfers at Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast yesterday were photographed from a helicopter while making the most of ideal wave conditions. Beaches across the southeast are expected to be popular today but lifesavers are warning of another big... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/5/2013: Front Page: AUSSIE, AUSSIE, HOT, HOT, HOT IF you thought yesterday was hot, you ain’t seen – or felt – nothing yet. Australia is on track to record its hottest day next week, with the mercury expected to top a national average of 40C from Monday. Our highest individual recorded temperature of... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: PHEW! WHAT A SCORCHER Victorians headed for the beach, the pool and the airconditioning as temperatures soared across the state. Montana Jones and Daniel Harangozo took in the sunset at St Kilda after a day which saw Melbourne hit 41.1C Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/5/2013: Front Page: HELLFIRE A WOOL shed is engulfed in flames near Carlton River as a wall of fire destroys everything in its path. The bushfire was one of about 40 blazing across Tasmania yesterday, fuelled by record temperatures and catastrophic fire conditions. The infernos... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/5/2013: NEWS: Mighty fight sparks over dark lane light A TERRITORY man who accidentally ran over a sleeping man in a dark laneway is battling his council to install street lights. But Palmerston Council has rejected his long-running letter campaign as he needs to get the consent of all the residents who... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: So why do we feel so safe? AERIAL beach patrols detect as few as one in eight sharks and give the public ‘‘an inflated sense of protection against shark attack’’, a damning state government report says. The findings cast doubt on whether shark patrols protect bathers from harm,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/5/2013: Front Page: WE BEAT THE 45O HEAT FIND anywhere that’s cool - that was the challenge for South Australians as the temperature in some parts of the state soared past 48C, and Adelaide sweltered through a 45C day, its fourthhottest on record. In the face of catastrophic fire conditions,... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: The Love Commandos: rescuing women from India’s ugly traditions BY ACCIDENT or design, the alleyways that lead to the front door of the Love Commandos’ secret shelter are sinuous. After a series of phone calls over several days, a commando agrees to meet us at an intersection in a north Delhi suburb. We shake... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/5/2013: FRONT PAGE: Bushfires savage towns as heatwave hits five states BUSHFIRE season arrived in force yesterday as emergency fire crews in five states fought blazes amid record temperatures and ominously dry conditions. In Tasmania fires destroyed as many as 65 buildings at Dunalley and 15 at Boomer Bay, east of... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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