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	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: INSIDE DEVIL’S LAIR NOTORIOUS rapist Robert Fardon has been housed in Queensland’s garden of evil with a sex predator so violent he left a woman brain damaged and a fiend who attacked kids on a school excursion. The Courier-Mail can reveal details of Fardon’s life... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	12/14/2013: Front Page: REVEALED HOUSE OF HORRORS THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD THE white tin walls of this simple shed in southern NSW hid the horror that has become this country’s worst case of incest and child abuse — a tale that stretches back over four generations. Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: $ 1M PAY OFF JAMES Hird will be paid his $1 million annual salary in an immediate lump sum in a farcical resolution to the AFL-Essendon pay dispute. The Bombers and the AFL last night agreed to the deal to end their stand-off — and avoid potentially damaging court... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: DAD TRIED TO KILL SONS TWO young victims will carry the fact their father tried to kill them forever, a Crown prosecutor said, after Paul Brian Connelly was yesterday found guilty of attempting to murder his sons. A jury in the Supreme Court in Burnie found Connelly guilty... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	12/14/2013: NEWS: Fiery blast over compo AFL legend Andrew McLeod has slammed the NT Government in an open letter for refusing to introduce legislation that would give Territory firefighters access to compensation for treatment of cancer. The former Adelaide Crows star’s dad, Jock McLeod, is... Visit NT News Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Am I cute enough? Survival hinges on an algorithm The NSW government is playing God: using an economic rationalist algorithm to decide which threatened animals it will save and which species it will not invest in protecting. It means charismatic animals such as koalas which attract tourist dollars... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: POWER BILL RELIEF HOUSEHOLDS will pay $50 less a year for electricity within three years, benefiting from the country’s biggest price drops. A report by the Australian Energy Market Commission says SA power costs will shrink by 0.9 per cent a year - and that is before... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Abbott gives government a gold star after learning its lesson Tony Abbott glimpsed the danger of breaking election promises during last month’s school-funding debacle, but says he has learnt his lesson. The admission came in a frank interview in his Parliament House suite, marking 100 days since the September 7... Visit The Age Web Site

	12/14/2013: FRONT PAGE: Contested territory: tussle to control Kakadu, Uluru as tourism jewels fade IN the hot red centre and the humid Top End, the Northern Territory is seeking to wrest control of two of the biggest jewels in Australia’s conservation and tourism crown, the Kakadu and Uluru-Kuta Tjuta national parks. The Territory government has... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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