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	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: ANGEL TO MARTYR SHE was once a promising Gold Coast private school student who worked at Sea World and doted on her mum. But a world away from her peaceful upbringing, Amira Karroum (pictured) was killed alongside her husband in a bullet-ridden house in Syria. After... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/14/2014: Front Page: FRESH FACE OF JIHAD DEATH SHE was once a promising private school student, a doting daughter and sister. But a world away from her peaceful upbringing on Queensland’s Gold Coast, and later in western Sydney, Amira Karroum was killed alongside her Muslim husband Yusuf Ali last... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: CASINO 2092 DEAL CROWN casino is demanding a 99-year licence from the State Government in a bid that would extend its operations until 2092. In backroom talks the casino giant told the Napthine Government it deserved a near-centurylong licence to gamble because of the... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: Doctors answer the call TASMANIANS are in safe hands, judging by the the quality of new doctors joining the wards at the Royal Hobart Hospital. Jessica Paine, 23, left, and Nicole Choroszy, 36, are among 35 interns starting their careers in medicine. Dr Paine’s mother and... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/14/2014: NEWS: Hit TV show scouts for Outback special IN A coup for the Territory, three of the creative minds behind the hit television series Modern Family will fly into Alice Springs and Uluru next week to scout locations for a special vacation episode. A source revealed coexecutive producer Danny... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: Kings Cross venues want extension of late trading Two of the largest venues in Kings Cross are asking the City of Sydney council to renew trials of late trading for two years amid debate about alcohol-fuelled violence and its relationship with extended drinking hours. Owners of the Bourbon and the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: DEVASTATED THE heatwave sweeping the south of the nation has put South Australia on bushfire alert, as four people feared lost in the Perth Hills inferno were found late yesterday. The bushfire claimed at least one life and destroyed at least 49 homes.... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/14/2014: Front Page: Odd Spot Agents on Her Majesty’s service are to be allowed to break UK speed limits for the first time. Unlike on television, MI5 and MI6 officers have to abide by the rules of the road, even if national security is threatened. Organ transplant couriers, bomb... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/14/2014: FRONT PAGE: Inferno razes 49 homes as heatwave moves east FORTY-NINE homes have been destroyed in a blaze so ferocious that 385 firefighters were forced to attack it on the flanks as it ripped through houses in Perth’s east after a power pole fell on to dry grass on Sunday. Four missing people were accounted... Visit The Australian Web Site

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