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	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: HE’S NOT A REBEL HE used to own a tattoo parlour, allegedly shot up a rival’s shop, is facing charges of extortion, and was caught carrying the keys to the Rebels’ clubhouse. But a magistrate yesterday granted bail to Lorne James Campbell, saying she was not convinced... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/23/2013: Front Page: GET THE HELL OUT ANY Blue Mountains residents who don’t have an important reason to stay should evacuate before lunchtime today, as soaring temperatures and 100km/h winds are expected to unleash hell on the region, authorities say. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: UNHAPPY CAMPERS FAMILIES will have to pay to stay at more than 100 of Victoria’s national park campgrounds under a Napthine Government plan. And the cost of camping at premium sites where fees already apply will be hiked from an average $37 a night to about $59 a... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: The BIG HIT THE impact of last summer’s bushfire disaster has hit home for Tasmanian householders with insurance premiums rising sharply. Tasmanian residents are paying higher premiums than people in Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia after a 27 per... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/23/2013: NEWS: Miracle survivor credits instinct IT’S nothing short of a miracle that Lee Hardstaff will again be able to hug his partner and his one-year-old daughter, Sienna. Driving home on Tiger Brennan Drive from where he is stationed as a cavalry gunner at Robertson Barracks, Trooper Hardstaff... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: ‘As bad as it gets’ Today Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons will lead a team of more than 3000 firefighters into catastrophic conditions he describes as ‘‘as bad as it gets’’. Fitzsimmons knows more than most the pain bushfires can bring. His firefighter... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: Dad, stay safe on the firefront HE’S nervous and will miss his young family, but Adam Harris had no hesitation joining the dozens of South Australian volunteers who will help try to protect New South Wales from the bushfire crisis authorities say is now “as bad as it gets”. “It’s... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/23/2013: Front Page: Hockey clears way to borrow up to half a trillion dollars Treasurer Joe Hockey has moved to increase Australia’s debt ceiling to $500 billion. Despite years criticising Labor’s spending, Mr Hockey has almost doubled the amount of money the government can borrow. Cabinet has approved the change, which now... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/23/2013: FRONT PAGE: Family finances shifting as women become the main breadwinners THE storybook family with dad as the main breadwinner is under siege as women become the main earner in an increasing number of Australian homes. In a dramatic shift in the economic balance within the Australian family, research released today reveals... Visit The Australian Web Site

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