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	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: LEGALLY CONNED LAWYERS are fleecing their clients with dodgy bills – and Queensland’s legal sector watchdog lacks the power to stop them. Outgoing Legal Services Commissioner John Briton has used his last annual report to warn of “systemic billing malpractices” by... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/15/2013: Front Page: CHOC AND AWE HE’S known for going toe-to-toe with any opponent he faces and refusing to walk away from a challenge. And controversial boxer Anthony Mundine was in a typically defiant mood yesterday as he picked over the charred wreckage of his cafe just hours... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: HUNT FOR RSVP BRUTE POLICE are hunting an online dating brute who attacked a nurse, inflicting horrific injuries similar to a car crash victim’s. Shey Webber, 34, may have lain injured in her Warranwood home for days before a courier noticed blood and signs of a... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: DOGHOUSE A PARLIAMENTARY inquiry into RSPCA Tasmania has opened up the possibility of further investigations. Independent Windermere MLC Ivan Dean, right, who chaired the inquiry, said evidence submitted to the hearings had been provided ‘‘to the appropriate... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	11/15/2013: NEWS: Clean fridge day comes in from the cold IT’S that time of year again. The much anticipated Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day is upon us. Today is a day to don the gloves, break out the face masks and get into the nitty gritty sticky stuff cultivating in the back of the fridge. The dreaded... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: True blue: mountains of cash go begging Having raised more than $10 million in bushfire appeals, charity groups face an unexpected problem: Blue Mountains fire victims are too stoic to ask for help. Salvation Army spokesman Major Bruce Harmer said some people were unwilling to claim cash... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: A FASHION REVOLUTION IN THE MALL TOP END OF TOWN: Svenja Single and Amy Ryan are looking forward to the imminent opening of high-end stores Topshop and Tiffany and Co in Rundle Mall. Other fashion juggernauts Gucci, Prada and Louis Vuitton are also being courted to set up in the Mall. Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Government on the edge State Parliament has been rendered unworkable and the Napthine government’s legislative agenda has ground to a halt, with Speaker Ken Smith unable to control the lower house. Mr Smith was forced to shut down the Legislative Assembly on Thursday after... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/15/2013: FRONT PAGE: Old Mapoon’s healing homecoming EVEN after 50 years, the night they drove old Mapoon down weighs heavy on Roberta Toby. She can still see the torches glinting on the policemen’s guns and the terror in the eyes of her people who were rounded up on Cape York Peninsula. Today, a great... Visit The Australian Web Site

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