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	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: MURDER DOTCOM A MURDERED tourist had vanished after posting a simple online advertisement for currency exchange. South Korean visitor Min Tae Kim, 28, posted online he had “big money – $12,000” to exchange for South Korean won in the days before he disappeared on... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/20/2013: Front Page: CONVICT TELEVISION network SBS has been forced into an embarrassing re-edit of one of its most anticipated reality programs for 2014 amid revelations one of the show’s stars lied about his “criminal’’ past. Michael LaHoud, the heavily-tattooed face of... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: BILL’S FAKE‘ MATE KEY details given by punters’ club mastermind Bill Vlahos to lawyers about his business partner have been revealed as fake. The Herald Sun visited the Dubai address provided for Daniel Maxwell — who it’s claimed laid all the bets for The Edge punting... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: ISLAND LIFELINE BRUNY Island is open for business with a long-awaited second vessel to join the ferry run. For the first time, the island will have two boats plying the route from Kettering across the D’Entrecasteaux Channel during peak times. A barge will join... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/20/2013: NEWS: Asim’s parents can ease up on him now NERVES were shot, but the wait was over for hundreds of Year 12 students who finally received their scores from their last year of school. The excitement began with teens logging on to the results database — hoping to find an outstanding Australian... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: Call of duty: Excuse me, General, I need to kiss my husband This war story ends with a love story, or quite a few love stories. One of them belongs to Major Jon Lane. After eight months in Kandahar, the psychiatrist was among 259 armed forces personnel to return to Australia from Afghanistan on Thursday,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: WIDOW’S BABY WIN STEVE RICE A WOMAN who wants to use her dead husband’s sperm to start the family they dreamt of has won the right to do so, in a landmark South Australian court decision. The Supreme Court says the “determined and courageous” woman is entitled to... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: The mouse trial that soared Scientists have reversed the ageing process in mice, turning the muscles of a mouse equivalent to a 60-year- old person into those of a 20-year- old, essentially by improving the communication inside individual cells. Human trials could start next... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/20/2013: FRONT PAGE: SPC cash would come with tough conditions FEDERAL cabinet has demanded new assurances from Coca-Cola Amatil to justify taxpayer aid for its fruit processing division in another sign of Tony Abbott’s hard line on industry assistance. The move clears the way for a renewed cabinet debate next... Visit The Australian Web Site

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