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	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Liam heads in the one direction LIAM Payne usually relies on his onstage talent to impress his fans, but last night the One Direction singer used a different technique to rev up the crowd. Watched by a group of screaming girls, Payne, 20, jumped on a quad bike and did a lap of a... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/22/2013: Front Page: FELL PLAY JUST 69 seconds after this chilling image of Lisa Harnum being grabbed by her lover was captured on a security camera in her CBD apartment, the 30-year-old plunged to her death. Her fiancé Simon Gittany claims she fell. His murder trial was told... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: TAXI TOLL CHEATS TAXI drivers have racked up more than $20 million in unpaid fines as the sheriff’s office uses GPS and numberplate recognition technology to hunt them down. Unpaid tolls from CityLink and EastLink make up most of the 10,000 outstanding fines, the rest... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: TIME TO SHOW UP BUSINESS leaders are pleading with employees not to take a sickie on Friday after the Royal Hobart Show People’s Day holiday, saying it is the last thing the state’s struggling economy needs. Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Dignity for Levi A GRIEVING mother sobbed after an outlaw bikie who ran over her son and dumped his body was found guilty in one of the longest criminal trials in Territory history. The mother of 25-year-old Levi Griffiths choked back tears of anger outside the NT... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Smoke triggers health alert Health authorities are bracing for an increase in hospital admissions and sickness as Sydney’s air quality drops to levels not seen since the Red Dawn dust storms four years ago. Smoke from the state’s bushfires pushed pollution up to the 2009 levels,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: WHY CHILDREN SHOULD BE IN CAR SEATS FOR LONGER SAFE AND SOUND: Strict new guidelines urge parents to keep their children in safety seats until they reach a minimum height of 145cm-150cm, or the age of 12. Current laws demand children stay in safety seats until they are seven. Layla Shuttleworth,... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/22/2013: Front Page: Family bound, gagged and strangled An entire Australian-Pakistani family of five, including a seven-year-old boy, have been murdered in the Pakistani capital Islamabad, allegedly over a family land dispute. The bodies of Amir Ullah Khan, his daughter Romana, 17, and sons Adam, 14, and... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/22/2013: FRONT PAGE: Mountains dodge mega-fire but threats remain A HIGH-RISK back-burning strategy designed to avoid a Blue Mountains ‘‘mega-fire’’ appeared to have partly paid off last night, with only two of the three blazes threatening property and lives now expected to merge. NSW Rural Fire Service commissioner... Visit The Australian Web Site

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