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	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: Revealed New targets in ‘generation-long’ war on bikies PUBLIC servants with links to outlaw motorcycle gangs will be targeted in the next phase in the war on bikies, which authorities warn will take a generation to win. The Crime and Misconduct Commission will investigate whether criminal motorcycle gangs... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/4/2014: Front Page: Haddin carries Mia, then his team BRAD Haddin carried his young daughter r Mia, who has battled cancer, with him for r the national anthem at the start of yesterrday’s fifth Ashes Test at the SCG. A few hours later he again carried the Australian batting order. Haddin and fellow New... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: MY LITTLE ANGEL Brad Haddin took a break from cricket to care for his sick daughter, Mia, and her fighting spirit inspired him to belt 75 off 90 balls yesterday to rescue the Aussies in the final Ashes Test Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: HIGH HOPES MT Wellington is open for business, with a new management plan allowing for a wide range of commercial development, including a controversial cable car. The Wellington Park Management Plan, which took effect this week, opens the gates to commercial... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/4/2014: NEWS: Nation loses NT war hero FIGHTING for Darwin during World War II was just one of many notable things William Lockhart Rait managed to achieve in his 104 years of life. The soldier, teacher, doctor and researcher died in a Melbourne nursing home on December 7, more than 70... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: Australia’s richest suburb: they’re swimming in it It has Taronga Zoo, Balmoral Beach and a higher annual income than several African nations. Mosman’s postcode, 2088, has the largest combined taxable income in Australia – a handy $2.5 billion, the latest tax data shows. Comparing Mosman’s tax... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/4/2014: NEWS: Savings enjoy a super year AUSTRALIAN super fund members can toast themselves to the best returns on their retirement savings in 13 years. The average median balanced funds (60 to 70 per cent exposure to growth assets) fattened by 15.5 per cent in 2013 and was the highest... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: Counterpunch. Smith leads an Australian recovery Just when it looked like Australia’s dream for a perfect Ashes series was all over, in stepped Steve Smith. Wickets had tumbled, Australia was in deep trouble. But a century by Smith put the dream back on track. Picture: Brendan Esposito Visit The Age Web Site

	1/4/2014: FRONT PAGE: On Namatjira’s plains, appreciation for a familiar landscape reborn ACROSS the ochre plains and mauve hills of central Australia, early summer rains are doing their work. Majestic ghost gums and twisted scrub bushes are putting on new leaf, reclothing the landscapes that inspired Albert Namatjira. The famous... Visit Weekend Australian Web Site

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