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Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald News Headlines
Family row escalates
Gina Rinehart threatens to withdraw family's "ransom insurance policy" unless they stay quiet on legal action.
Field day
Ricky Ponting took a couple of screamers in the field as Australia got home in the tri-series opener.
David beats Goliath Google
After arbitrarily being locked out of Google and repeated attempts to get a 'why', Mark Bowyer went to the regulator.
Aussie icons in danger
We are sentimental but no Australian brand is going to survive simply because it is Australian.
Poll throws PM a lifeline
Latest
Herald
/Nielsen poll shows support for Julia Gillard increasing sharply.
Toy gun robber stuffs women in safe
A robber armed with a toy pistol locked two female employees in a safe after looting their pub.
Westpac slow to pass on rate cuts
Home loan customers still waiting for bank to pass on pre-Christmas interest rate cuts.
Family links strong in Australian cells
Family connections and friendships at the core of terrorist networks.
Filmmaker dies flying helicopter
Australian screenwriter described as James Cameron's ''right-hand man'' dies in crash.
Courier-Mail
The Courier Mail | News
Town cut off after residents flee
THE border town of St George is on its own after floodwaters submerged the only road out of town, but not before a mass evacuation of its population.
Australia wants Gillard, not Abbott - poll
DESPITE her leadership turmoil, Julia Gillard is in front of Tony Abbott as preferred prime minister for the first time in nine months, a new poll shows.
Dodgy camera hides traffic chaos
AN OUT-of-focus traffic camera at Kedron is frustrating motorists, who accuse the Government of trying to hide the chaos roadworks have caused.
Bligh backs embattled flood commission
PREMIER Anna Bligh has maintained she has faith in the flood inquiry and its commissioner despite the controversial sidelining of a deputy.
Wave pools to fight surf rage
THE Gold Coast could soon be home to world-class artificial reefs and wave pools to combat the rising tide of surf rage.
Surfer dies in rough seas on Coast
A SURFER drowned, two boats struck trouble and 17 swimmers were rescued from churning seas in a wild Sunday on the Sunshine Coast.
Flood evacuees arrive in Dalby, Brisbane
TIRED and nervous residents fleeing rising floodwaters in St George have started arriving at an evacuation centre erected at the Dalby showgrounds.
Call to boost state school funding
THE Australian Education Union will increase pressure on the Federal Government for better resourcing of public students ahead of the imminent release of a major report on schools funding.
Qantas chief fronts inquiry over pay laws
QANTAS chief Alan Joyce is again fronting a Senate inquiry to warn of the risk to Australian jobs if legislation is passed to pay foreign crews the same.
The Age
The Age News Headlines
The gloves are off
Concern mounts among AFL footballers that advances in football gloves could give key players a significant edge.
Healing wounds of war
A Melbourne businesswoman is easing the suffering of Vietnamese children needing surgery.
Roll up, roll up
Back in Melbourne for its 10th season, the much-loved Famous Spiegeltent opens for business tomorrow.
A man on a mission
At only 29 and with only two films under his belt, actor Daniel Henshall is fast becoming a red carpet veteran.
The great Yarra divide
Which side of the Yarra you live on speaks volumes - or does it? Natalie Craig finds out.
Lifeline for besieged PM
Julia Gillard leads Tony Abbott as preferred prime minister for first time in nine months.
Filmmakers die in helicopter crash
Writer-producer behind Australia's biggest movie of 2011 was one of two men killed in a helicopter crash.
Winds down trees and power lines
Winds of up to 100 kilometres an hour cause injury and widespread damage throughout Melbourne.
Wave of terror feared for Syrians
Fears the failure of a UN resolution against regime will unleash another wave of violence across the country.
Herald Sun
Herald Sun | Top Stories
The Prime Minister's last supper
A DEFIANT Julia Gillard has warned MPs to pull their heads in and show discipline in a plea for Labor to unite behind her.
Name cash cameras - new watchdog
VICTORIA'S new speed camera watchdog has vowed to get rid of any cash cow cameras and wants motorists to help identify them.
Dob in a bully 24-hour hotline
EXCLUSIVE:
A 24-HOUR call line to report bullying will be set up by a new foundation to tackle the ever-increasing scourge.
Victorian cops are quitting in droves
VICTORIAN police officers are quitting the service at a rate of four a week amid predictions that keeping officers will get harder.
Melbourne's rail network in chaos
MELBOURNE'S rail network was thrown into chaos by the fierce winds, with buses replacing trains on four key train lines last night.
West Australian
WA News - The West Australian
BDO kicks off (The West Australian)
Youngsters trying to sneak into Perth's Big Day Out music festival have failed to get past police.
Labor plan school grants (The West Australian)
An elected Labor government would give parents of every senior school student $200 or child enrolled in training $400 per year to help cover education costs, new Opposition Leader Mark McGowan announced today.
Hope in the air (The West Australian)
There was a feeling of hope in the air on Saturday at Rushton Park in Kelmscott as the community affected by last year's Kelmscott-Roleystone fires gathered for the one year anniversary of the event.
Police attacked with fire bombs (The West Australian)
Fire bombs were thrown at police during a dispute in Northam overnight.
Police called to Thornlie party (The West Australian)
Police broke up an out of control party in Thornlie early this morning.
Man stabbed in Northbridge (The West Australian)
A man was stabbed in Northbridge last night.
Teen dies in crash (The West Australian)
A teenager has died in a crash in Wagin.
Funding to boost fire-ravaged shire (The West Australian)
The State Government has announced it will grant $40,000 to the Shire of Augusta Margaret River to help "lift spirits" of those affected by last year's bushfires.
Big Day Out ready to rock at new home (The West Australian)
"The Big Day Out is home," reads a sign below an oversized blow-up of Humphrey B. Bear on the Causeway. For a while there, the festival juggernaut was not so assured.
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