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	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: BATTLE OF WILLS ADULT children are increasingly flouting their parents’ final wishes, dragging families through court and chewing up inheritances in legal fees. The situation has worsened as superannuation inflates deceased estates, and as more blended families brawl... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	4/13/2013: Front Page: Taxman to find cheats through Facebook THE federal government is urging its departments to mine the vast realms of personal data stored on Facebook, Twitter and Google to deliver ‘‘ personalised’’ services and detect fraud. In a move that could threaten the privacy of Australians, the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: I’LL FIGHT ON ESSENDON coach James Hird has dismissed calls to stand aside as more text messages and emails loom that could challenge his version of events over the doping scandal. Despite the Hird camp maintaining his innocence — and insisting he took only two... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: YOUR GUIDE TO THE BIGGEST MATCH IN TOWN BREAK THE CYCLE WEATHER state Liberals are pledging to transform the lives of some of Tasmania’s most disadvantaged young people. Youths on Hobart’s Eastern Shore destined for a life of crime will be the target of an education program to break them out of the... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	4/13/2013: NEWS: Unlocking the mind of a killer escapee ONE of the Territory’s most notorious murderers escaped from prison by memorising every tooth on a cell key— and then copying it. Daniel Heiss, who was serving life for killing a 22-year-old tradie, engaged guards at Darwin prison in small talk. As... Visit NT News Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: Hail Nelly, queen of the track Australian racing romances are meant to be about struggle. Those christened ‘‘people’s horses’’, such as Gunsynd, Reckless and Super Impose, were flawed animals, often linked to flawed humans, who prevailed over every colour of adversity. Even... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: New life, new hope HE’S suffered through unimaginable grief. Now Christopher Rowe has a reason to smile again. More than two years after his mum Rose, dad Andrew and sister Chantelle were murdered at Kapunda, the 26-yearold says he and partner, Coralie-Anne... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	4/13/2013: Front Page: Coach’s shifting stories worry Bombers board Serious inconsistencies in James Hird’s version of events that took place during last year’s football season have become a matter of grave concern for the Essendon board. With Hird determined to continue to coach the Bombers as he prepared to give... Visit The Age Web Site

	4/13/2013: FRONT PAGE: On balance, risky, as Barnaby homes in WITH wife Natalie by his side, Barnaby Joyce will take a deep breath today and leap off the political cliff that is their New England. It will complete his audacious journey from outsider to contender for the leadership of the Nationals and the... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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