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	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: DON’T WALK ALONE POLICE chief Ian Stewart has warned young women not to walk the streets of Brisbane alone after the brutal murder of a young Korean woman. Police are hunting for a “shirtless man” spotted at the time of the shocking pre-dawn attack on 23-year-old... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/26/2013: Front Page: Trott takes his bat and ball and heads home ENGLAND cricketer Jonathan Trott sensationally quit the Ashes tour last night, flying home because of a “stress-related illness”. The devastating blow to England’s campaign came after he and his teammates were subjected to a brutal barrage from the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: MOHAWK MAYOR GEELONG’S new mayor is a former party-boy celebrity photographer who admits he abused drugs. But paparazzi king Darryn Lyons now vows that as mayor of Greater Geelong he will revitalise the city. And he is looking to his friend, Melbourne Lord Mayor... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Our little hero THE family of little Hamish Willis is forever grateful a dramatic heart operation allowed him a better quality of life. Hamish was a pioneer, the youngest patient to have the operation, named Fontan after its inventor. It turned a very sick... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/26/2013: NEWS: Winched to safety during cyclone threat FOUR local twentysomethings who decided Sunday evening was a good time for a spot of fishing had to be winched to safety from the Adelaide River in the face of the approaching Tropical Cyclone Alessia. The Australian Maritime Safety Authority called... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: The big cost of little rain The big dry is again gripping farms and towns in NSW, leaving little to harvest this season and shrinking whole communities as people desert drought-affected regions. Towns including Walgett, Bourke and Brewarrina – where almost every business relies... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: TROTT WALKS BATSMAN Jonathan Trott has dropped a bombshell on England’s Ashes squad by quitting the tour of Australia immediately due to a stressrelated illness. As Australia and England prepare to play an historic Test at the new Adelaide Oval next week, the... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Tackling injury head on Nick Finster was concussed when he was crunched between two players in an Australian football final in August. The 11-year-old Glen Iris Gladiators player was carried straight off the field by his father Richard and trainers when he failed to get up... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/26/2013: FRONT PAGE: Pyne sparks states’ revolt on Gonski reversal THE most powerful conservative states were last night leading a national revolt against Abbott government plans to dismantle Labor’s Gonski reforms, amid fears the overhaul will greatly disadvantage school budgets. NSW and Victoria yesterday warned... Visit The Australian Web Site

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