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	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: WHY DID HE DIE THE grieving parents of a nineyear-old boy are demanding answers after their son died the morning after he was discharged from a Brisbane hospital. Hunter Marr (pictured) died at his Ormeau home on Monday, just 19 hours after being released from the... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/10/2014: Front Page: I’M SICK OF THE COWARDS LIKE most Australians, I enjoy a drink on social occasions. However, as a father and as a citizen, I’m appalled by the violent binge drinking culture that now seems so prevalent, especially at “hot spots” in our big cities. I’m sick of the fact that... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: CHAIN OF FOOLS EAST WEST protesters risked the lives of motorists last night by running into peak-hour traffic. More than 20 rebels formed a human chain across Alexandra Parade in Collingwood, defying police orders to withdraw and blocking traffic. Cars swerved on... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: Bumper crop means . . . She’ll be apples WE export much fewer of them these days but Tassie will always be the Apple Isle. And this season is shaping as the best in more than a decade as apples flourish in our wet early summer. Huonville grower Dane Griggs says he is looking forward to a... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/10/2014: NEWS: Accused drive-by gunman faces court A MAN who allegedly fired the weapon during a driveby shooting in rural Darwin appeared in Darwin Magistrates Court yesterday. Dillon Hewitt has been charged with several firearm-related offences, including possessing and using a firearm while... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: Sydney’s steroid shame Steroids have become the drug of choice for people who start injecting illicit substances, eclipsing methamphetamines and heroin in popularity among young men. Almost three-quarters of new users in NSW took performanceand image-enhancing drugs,... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: DECADES ON THE DOLE SEVEN men and three women unemployed for at least 22 years hold the record for the longest continuous period on the dole in South Australia, long-term jobless figures show. The data also reveals that 55 South Australians have been on the Newstart... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: Turn-back angers Indonesia Australia’s turning back of at least one asylum- seeker boat to Indonesia has sparked political anger in Jakarta, with senior politicians warning it could further damage the already fraught relationship. The anger came as video emerged of Australian... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/10/2014: FRONT PAGE: Anzac dawn a dream as 20,000 storm ballot KEIRA Quinn Lockyer is one of more than 20,000 Australians who still have a chance of achieving their dream and attending next year’s 100th anniversary commemoration of the Anzac landings at Gallipoli. But luck will have to be firmly on her side if... Visit The Australian Web Site

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