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	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: CRIMS IN THE PINK JAILED criminals will be shamed in bright fluorescent jumpsuits as part of the State Government’s dramatic crackdown on crime. Police Minister Jack Dempsey said the Government would do away with the current khaki prison tops that have been criticised... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/21/2013: Front Page: FIGHT OF OUR LIVES NSW must brace itself for three days of hell as fire chiefs warn of extreme bushfire conditions, which could see forced evacuations and leave homes isolated. With more than 200 properties already destroyed, a state of emergency has been declared across... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: WIN FOR VICTIMS LEGAL Aid will launch a sweeping review of how it funds the appeals of our most serious criminals. The review comes amid growing concern that public money is being wasted on hopeless attempts to win lighter sentences for hardcore offenders, such as... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Sydney’s west braces for Armageddon FAMILIES across Sydney’s west were last night bracing for a 300km wall of fire sweeping through the Blue Mountains. With dire 38C and strong winds forecast today, the Rural Fire Service is warning the fire storm could burn along the Blue Mountains... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/21/2013: NEWS: Rare island stunner hits market HOWabout this for a view? Well, if you have $1.65 million then this stunning panorama is all yours. Darwin businesswoman Lorraine Buntine is selling her luxurious retreat on Bedarra Island. Belle Property Cairns managing director Nicholas Slayter... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: INTO THE FIRESTORM Hundreds of thousands of people face a growing bushfire calamity, with the entire Blue Mountains area as well as Penrith and Richmond in danger of burning over the next few days. Premier Barry O’Farrell on Sunday took the extraordinary step of... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: REVEALED: THE SUBURBS TAXIS SHUN LONG WAIT: Stirling Hotel patron Kate Firmager waits for a taxi at the venue yesterday. New figures have revealed people calling a cab in Stirling have the longest response time in Adelaide and are left waiting for more than five minutes about 95 per... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/21/2013: Front Page: Airport car park ‘as big as a suburb’ Melbourne Airport’s massive car park should have its own suburb name and postcode, given ‘‘it is so enormous’’, says Planning Minister Matthew Guy. The ever-expanding airport car park is one of the largest in the country, with 25,000 parking spaces for... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/21/2013: FRONT PAGE: Emergency state in battle against 300km firestorm FIREFIGHTERS and police have been granted emergency powers to forcibly evacuate residents and tear down their homes, as a 300km fire-front last night bore down on the Blue Mountains villages of Bell and Bilpin. Almost 1400 firefighters from across... Visit The Australian Web Site

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