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	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: AMBUSH IN THE JUNGLE A YOUNG female tour guide led her injured tour party in a desperate retreat to safety through the PNG jungle after they were ambushed by a gang armed with machetes, spears and two guns. Two of the trekkers’ porters were hacked to death before guide... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	9/12/2013: Front Page: AUSSIES ESCAPE JUNGLE KILLERS AUSSIE Christiana King was hailed a hero yesterday after helping her tour group escape a deadly attack by a machete-wielding mob deep in the PNG jungle. Two porters were hacked to death and the eight-strong group of Australians and a New Zealander... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: ESCAPE FROM HELL SEVEN Australians were last night flown to safety and waiting for doctors after their Papua New Guinea trek turned to a deadly nightmare The Australian group— including five Victorians — and a New Zealander were traversing the Black Cat trail on... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Our record tourism feast YOUNG people and “hipsters” seeking good food, culture and natural attractions are entrenching Tasmania as a tourism hotspot. Tourism Tasmania’s focus on younger people with a “cultural skew” is being rewarded, with the sector helping deliver record... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	9/12/2013: NEWS: Some jobs truly a labour without love TERRITORY teachers, nurses and public servants are more likely to be found looking for love online than any other type of NT worker. A study by online relationship site eHarmony found the top five professions in the NT using online dating also... Visit NT News Web Site

	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Horror on the Black Cat Track A woman leading a trek to Papua New Guinea’s battlefields guided eight Australian hikers to safety after their group was attacked by villagers wielding bush knives. Two porters were killed, one of the Australians was slashed, another was speared and... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: ESCAPE FROM JUNGLE TERROR IT was supposed to be an exhilarating trek across some of Papua New Guinea’s most unforgiving terrain to visit remote World War II battle sites. But it ended with seven Australians and a New Zealander stumbling bloodied and terrified from the jungle,... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	9/12/2013: Front Page: Odd Spot Police in Sweden said a man who called for help to get out of a tree claimed to be the victim of a robbery, but was instead found to be the suspect. The man told police he fled up the tree to escape a robber, but officers said they had been tracking a... Visit The Age Web Site

	9/12/2013: FRONT PAGE: Last hopes of asylum evaporate with election win AS the realisation takes hold that they are shut out of Australia, growing numbers of asylumseekers trapped in Indonesia are considering voluntarily returning to their homelands. Asylum-seekers in Cisarua, south of Jakarta, told The Australian that... Visit The Australian Web Site

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