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	10/19/2013: FRONTPAGE: I’M NO ZEALOT ATTORNEY-GENERAL Jarrod Bleijie is defiantly staring down critics who paint him as everything from a religious hardliner with limited law qualifications to a Joh Bjelke-Petersen clone. The Sunshine Coast lawyer yesterday declared the Newman... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/19/2013: News: $90M COST OF FIRE HORROR HUNDREDS of homes have been destroyed in some of the most destructive fires to ever scorch NSW, leaving a trail of ruin expected to hit almost $90 million. Premier Barry O’Farrell warned last night worse could still be brewing, with “challenging... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: FIRE TEARS FLOW AT least one man is dead and police fear more bodies will be unearthed from the ashes of hundreds of homes razed by New South Wales’ horror inferno. And for the stunned and disbelieving survivors the fight is still far from over. Victorian... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: TEARS AMID THE ASHES HEARTBROKEN Evangeline Love stands in the ruins of her Winmalee home with son Jomei and brother-in-law Ruben. The family is among hundreds of victims of wildfires ravaging NSW that have left at least one person dead. More than 80 properties have been... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/19/2013: NEWS: Sights set on winning our Amazing trips TERRITORIANS have the chance to be whisked away on a once-in-alifetime holiday every day for the next two weeks. NT News and Sunday Territorian readers can win a four-star health and fitness holiday to Matamanoa Island, Fiji, by entering the 21... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: HEARTBREAK There is no measuring the relativities of grief in Winmalee. Emma Parade runs downhill along a ridge, with houses on either side, that descends into surrounding bush gullies. On the western side of the street, every house from number 20 to number 40... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: CORRUPTION CHARGE A FEMALE police officer closely linked to the alleged ringleader in the state’s largest cannabis trafficking operation has been charged following a lengthy AntiCorruption Branch investigation. The officer, Senior Constable Amanda Boughen, a patrol... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/19/2013: Front Page: Melbourne’s fringe a ring of fire risk, residents warned Homes across Melbourne’s outer-suburban fringe are at significant risk in the coming fire season, a fire chief has warned. Victorian Fire Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley says residents in the highly populated areas must act quickly to minimise the... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/19/2013: FRONT PAGE: Bushfire crisis to last ‘for weeks’ FIRE crews battling blazes that have destroyed several communities across NSW will have a 24-hour window in which to gain the upper hand on dozens of bushfires, before potentially catastrophic conditions return tomorrow. As hundreds of shell-shocked... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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