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	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: ELEC-TRICKS THE state’s power watchdog has slammed sneaky electricity retailers for using a loophole costing consumers hundreds of dollars a year. The Energy and Water Ombudsman has asked the Government to stop retailers labelling discounted deals as “plans”... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/14/2013: Front Page: Town and country ablaze FIVE buildings were destroyed in a blaze at Salt Ash near Port Stephens yesterday as a carpark full of vehicles erupted in flames during a dramatic day of extreme bushfire conditions. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: GOV-IN-LAW GOVERNOR-General Quentin Bryce made a dramatic offer to resign from her vice-regal office to avoid any perception of bias after son-in-law Bill Shorten became federal Labor leader. Ms Bryce, the first woman to be Governor-General, will be the first... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Shorten vows to rebuild Labor BILL Shorten has launched his ambitious bid to beat Prime Minister Tony Abbott, saying he will work hard to “earn the trust’’ of the Australian people and vowing to rebuild Labor. Mr Shorten, 46, pictured with wife Chloe yesterday, took the Labor... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/14/2013: NEWS: Families remember babies in the stars BEREAVED parents released balloons and ‘‘sent them to the stars’’ yesterday as gifts for their children who have died. The ceremony marked Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day at Bicentennial Park in Darwin. SIDS and Kids president Fiona Peters... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Caucus wins day for Shorten Bill Shorten has promised to be ‘‘less relentlessly negative’’ than Tony Abbott was as opposition leader but will not wave through the repeal of the pollution tax, setting up a showdown over carbon pricing within months. Mr Shorten, 46, was announced... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: 40 PUSH GAINS SPEED MOVES to drop the speed limit to 40km/h on some of Adelaide’s top suburban shopping strips have won the support of traders and the RAA. Planners are investigating adding sections of Melbourne St, The Parade and Woodville Rd to the list of Adelaide... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/14/2013: Front Page: BILL’S PARTY Bill Shorten has promised to be “less relentlessly negative” than Tony Abbott was as Opposition Leader, but will not wave through the repeal of the carbon tax, setting up a showdown over carbon pricing within months. Mr Shorten, 46, was announced as... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Labor will start again: Shorten BILL Shorten has vowed to ‘‘reach out’’ to Labor members to set a new direction for the nation’s oldest political party after securing the leadership without a convincing endorsement from its rank and file. Pledging a new era of unity after the... Visit The Australian Web Site

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