World Newspapers US Newspapers UK Newspapers UK Front Pages Contact

Australian Newspaper Headlines for 21 January 2014

Click Here to Switch to Front Pages View

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Mitch reward for Aussie Ashes hero He was Australia’s hero, and now Queenslander Mitchelll Johnson (pictured pictured last night with wife Jessica) has won his first Allan Border Medal – the annual prize ze for the nation’s best international cricketer. Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	1/21/2014: Front Page: BARRY MANS UP ON THUGS PEOPLE who commit alcohol-fuelled “coward punch” crimes will face minimum sentences under laws to be announced by Barry O’Farrell today. In a bid to tackle Sydney’s alcoholrelated violence, the Premier will finally bite the bullet after The Daily... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: CRACKED URGENT repairs to a massive crack on the West Gate Bridge were carried out last night to avoid further traffic chaos this morning. As lanes on the city’s biggest and busiest bridge were closed for more than two hours yesterday VicRoads moved to... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Bailey’s wild ride BACK PAGE GEORGE Bailey rode the highs and lows of international cricket yesterday. The Tasmanian batsman was axed from the national squad for the tour of South Africa but was last night named the Australian oneday international player of the year.... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	1/21/2014: NEWS: Little angel lost as teen fights for life THE little boy who was swept about 500m along a drain in Palmerston has died. Richard Baird, 8, was playing in an opening in Contalonieri Park off Wright Court, next to Gray Primary School on Sunday, when he was swept into a drain. Richard was a... Visit NT News Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Tainted mining licences torn up Premier Barry O’Farrell will use special legislation to tear up three coal licences worth hundreds of millions of dollars issued by corrupt former Labor minister Ian Macdonald and deny the companies that own them any compensation. The announcement is... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: EXTRA YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL YEAR 7 will be merged into high school if the Liberals win power in March in a move they say will deliver better results for students by providing earlier access to specialised teaching. Opposition Leader Steven Marshall has told The Advertiser the... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: Public or private? A $430,000 question Five-year-old Scarlett is starting prep this year at her local primary school. If she stays in the state system, Scarlett’s education will cost her parents about $70,000. They decided against an independent school because they believed it would be too... Visit The Age Web Site

	1/21/2014: FRONT PAGE: First-home grants keep young off property ladder FIRST-HOME owner grants are one of the biggest failures of government policy in the past 50 years, with the extra cash encouraging owners to bump up the selling price, making it harder for the young and those on lower incomes to get a foot on the... Visit The Australian Web Site

Newspaper Archive of Previous Front Pages

Newspaper Archive: See Previous Newspaper Front Pages - Select a Date Below

December

January 2014

February

Most of these newspapers are available through PressReader.com where you can browse and read hundreds of full content premium newspapers and magazines from around the globe. With a subscription to PressReader.com, users gain access to full print versions of newspapers from home and around the world on the day they are published, often before they hit the news stands.

Sites: ThePaperboy.com | Android App |

Mobile |

Paperboy UK |

Paperboy Australia | UK Front Pages | Obituary Search | About Us

ThePaperboy.com is not responsible for content on external web sites.
© ThePaperboy.com 1997 - 2023, Australia ABN:91 362 713 390 Read My Privacy Policy
About Us: Paperboy provides easy access to world and US online newspapers, newspaper obituaries & death notices, local news, front pages, headlines and more.