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	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: DEATH IN THE FAST LANE A 20-year-old man from a wealthy Brisbane family was being taught how to race a Porsche when he ploughed it into a wall at Queensland Raceway yesterday. Will Holzheimer was last night in a serious condition in hospital – but Sean Edwards (pictured),... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/16/2013: Sarah Harris: TONY’S SANTA CLAUSE THE Prime Minister has thrown down the gauntlet to Bill Shorten and demanded Labor back his plan to scrap the carbon tax by Christmas. Tony Abbott yesterday released his draft of the bills that will end the tax and pledged to have them before... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: CRACKED ROGUE MP Geoff Shaw is at the centre of a fresh police investigation after hitting out at taxi industry protesters in an ugly clash on the steps of State Parliament yesterday. An elderly protester was left bloodied and needing medical aid. Tempers... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: UNDER FIRE THE Tasmania Fire Service had computer modelling that accurately predicted Dunalley would be hit by a bushfire 24 hours before the town was destroyed, but authorities failed to properly alert residents or deploy additional resources to fight the blaze,... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/16/2013: NEWS: Fireworks take toll A CHILD was treated five times at a burns clinic after his clothes were set alight by a firework that landed between his legs during Territory Day celebrations, a new report reveals. The Health Department’s Centre for Disease Control bulletin reveals... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: Water supply at risk Radical new rules for assessing large mining projects in NSW risk serious damage to Sydney’s drinking water supply, the government agency set up to protect water quality has warned. The Sydney Catchment Authority says the city’s drinking water... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: JAY’S SECRET ELECTION PLAN state election strategy documents reveal Premier Jay Weatherill’s key weekly themes and campaign timetable, laying bare the spin behind Labor’s pitch to hold on to power. Mr Weatherill’s Building a Stronger South Australia campaign schedule includes... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/16/2013: Front Page: Government backs Shaw after bloody Spring St brawl Balance- of-power independent Geoff Shaw has delivered another blow to the Napthine government after he became engaged in a physical clash with protesters on the steps of Parliament yesterday. A 79-year- old man was left bloodied by the incident, but... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/16/2013: FRONT PAGE: $600,000 cash in 300 envelopes: former Labor Party president’s fraud exposed EVEN during his tenure as national president of the Australian Labor Party, Michael Williamson was corruptly accepting envelopes stuffed with cash stolen from some of the nation’s lowest-paid workers. Williamson, 60, who dominated the Health Services... Visit The Australian Web Site

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