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	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: SLAM SHUT SEXUAL predator Robert Fardon faces dying in jail under State Government plans to keep him locked up forever. Controversial legislation could be rushed through Parliament within weeks if today’s latest Government appeal to keep Fardon in prison... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/9/2013: Front Page: WAS SEX THE MOTIVE POLICE believe the 20-year-old man charged yesterday with the frenzied stabbing death of ladies’ man Morgan Huxley had followed the 31-year-old North Shore businessman from a hotel to his Neutral Bay unit with the intention of having sex with him. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: COPS BUSTED POLICE have been arrested in a major sting on a performance-enhancing drug ring alleged to have operated out of a Melbourne anti-ageing clinic. The Herald Sun can reveal a raided clinic at the centre of the probe has links to key figures in the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: SPARKS FLY OVER NBN THE company overseeing the rollout of the NBN in Tasmania has been told to ‘‘come clean’’ on the status of the $300 million project. Tasmania’s communications sector has urged Visionstream to ‘‘come out of hiding’’ amid concerns the NBN rollout has... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/9/2013: NEWS: Doggone it, Bundy feels pawly VETS are warning of an outbreak of deadly parvovirus in Palmerston and are urging pet owners to keep their unvaccinated puppies at home. University Avenue Veterinary Hospital practice manager Rebecca Fears said at least six dogs had tested positive to... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: MPs trip up on claims Federal MPs of all parties are frantically checking their taxpayerfunded travel claims as Tony Abbott defends an Ironman event as a legitimate expense and a Labor attack on the government backfired. The expenses scandal took a farcical turn when Labor... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: Port Lincoln diving identity survives his second shark attack A PORT Lincoln abalone diver was attacked by a white pointer shark yesterday, almost a decade after he survived being mauled by a bronze whaler. Greg Pickering, 55, was being transferred to Perth in a stable condition last night after he was attacked... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/9/2013: Front Page: Police arrested after drug raids on homes Two members of Victoria Police have been suspended with pay following an internal investigation into the use of performance- enhancing drugs and amid fears of corruption within the force. The Melbourne homes of a sergeant and two senior constables... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/9/2013: FRONT PAGE: Time for a quiet word about rowdy classes EVEN the students admit it: Australian schools tend to be on the rowdy side. About one-third of 15-year-old high school students say their class often ignores what their teacher is saying and about t wo in five characterise their classrooms as noisy... Visit The Australian Web Site

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