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	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: PARENT TRAP PARENTS should be held responsible for the criminal actions of their tearaway teenagers, Queensland’s top lawmaker says. Attorney General Jarrod Bleijie wants more parents hauled before the courts and ordered to pay compensation when their kids... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/7/2013: News: Showered in glory but Sonny days are numbered THE Gatorade shower went to Trent Robinson last night. It came after two flashes of Sonny Bill Williams brilliance underlined what he means to the Roosters, to the NRL, and what a loss he will be when he more than likely leaves the NRL to return to... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: KILLER LOOSE A CONVICTED killer released on parole has breached his conditions and is on the run from police, the Herald Sun can reveal. Violent and dangerous Wayne Leslie Norris — guilty of at least 50 prior offences — breached parole on August 22 and has not... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: VIGIL FOR FOOTY STAR THE family of Clarence Football Club captain Cameron Thurley was maintaining a bedside vigil last night at the Royal Hobart Hospital as the champion player remained in a critical condition with severe head injuries. Described by players and coaches as... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/7/2013: NEWS: Prisoners work towards a better future MANY workers groan when they drag themselves out of bed to their jobs. But for Chris and Joel (surnames withheld), it’s something to look forward to. It gets them out of jail. ‘‘ It gives me a purpose every day,’’ said Chris, 39. Joel, 21, was... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Feathers fly . . . and the Roosters come offff best In temperatures touching 30 degrees, the NRL grand final felt like beach weather, even after dark, even at Homebush. Whether the winning team hailed from Brookvale or Bondi, Silvertail or Silverspoon, might have been culturally immaterial for most... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: FINAL SIREN THIS is the moment football came to an end at AAMI Stadium after four decades. Elated Norwood forward Brady Dawe throws his arms in the air as the siren sounds at West Lakes for the final time. His team-mate, Lewis Stevenson, clutches the ball under... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/7/2013: Front Page: Safety fear over fuel tankers Two people died when this petrol tanker careered out of control, crashed and exploded in suburban Sydney last week. Now, the transport company involved in the incident has had 36 of its Victorian fuel trucks taken off the road by a VicRoads safety check. Visit The Age Web Site

	10/7/2013: FRONT PAGE: Roosters crow as come-from-behind win breaks decade-long grand final drought IT was the most brutal, controversial and thrilling grand final of the past decade. And ultimately, it was a richly deserved win for the Sydney Roosters. The Bondi-based club came from behind to beat fellow glamour club Manly 26-18, clinching its... Visit The Australian Web Site

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