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	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: DIY DEATH TRAP THOUSANDS of Queensland homes have been fitted with a faulty Chinese electrical cable that could cause fires and electrocution. The cheap imported product used to wire homes and businesses has been pulled off the shelves but Queensland authorities are... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/11/2013: Front Page: AIRWARS SYDNEY’S longhaul journey to a second airport is closer to landing with Prime Minister Tony Abbott now on board for Badgerys Creek — but the move has sparked a dogfight in the Coalition. Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss is understood to have gone... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: GO TO HELL HELLS Angels bosses have been arrested and gang strongholds broken open during an unprecedented police blitz. Starting before dawn yesterday, more than 700 officers bent on unearthing militarystyle weapons used in a recent spate of shootings swooped... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: HYDRO’S $238m TURBO PROFIT RECORD electricity exports across Basslink have propelled Hydro Tasmania to a record profit before tax of $238 million in 2012-13. This was more than double last year’s record operating profit of $103 million and came after a massive increase in... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/11/2013: NEWS: Sun shines on Dutch innovators THE champagne flowed as The Netherlands Nuon Solar Team claimed top honours in this year’s World Solar Challenge. After almost five days on the road and more than 33 hours of driving, it’s no wonder they looked relieved, given they’d just completed... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Ironman refuses to bend Tony Abbott is resisting demands from all sides of politics to rein in MPs’ entitlements, with one of his colleagues saying taxpayer-funded weddings and sporting events failed the ‘‘pub test’’. After repaying expenses that he claimed for attending... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Story that rode on the camel’s back SHARING the spotlight with an unusual red carpet companion, Robyn Davidson was the star of last night’s gala opening of the Adelaide Film Festival. The adaptation of the writer’s bestseller Tracks, about her 2700km camel trek from Australia’s centre... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/11/2013: Front Page: Palmer’s ultimatum Mining magnate Clive Palmer is threatening to block all the Abbott government’s legislation – even measures he supports such as scrapping the carbon price – unless his party gets more staff and resources. After striking a deal with Australian Motoring... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/11/2013: FRONT PAGE: Palmer no enthusiast for sharing alliance details CLIVE Palmer has tightened his grip on the balance of power in the Senate by signing a deal with lone senator-elect Ricky Muir but the details of the pact that could determine the fate of key legislation have not been exposed to public scrutiny. At a... Visit The Australian Web Site

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