A look at the Sunday papers
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| Published: | Sunday, July 13, 2008 1:39 AEST |
| Expires: | Sunday, August 10, 2008 1:39 AEST |
The panel discusses the weekend headlines from the national papers.
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Change of tactics
Other terrorist groups will now be studying the modus operandi of the Mumbai attacks.
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Committee slams 'confusing, uncertain' broadband plan
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ABC reporter Lloyd to serve 10 months
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Cricket bat attacker jailed for 5 years
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Committee slams 'confusing' broadband plan
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Former MP Nuttall vows to clear his name
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- Rates cut to 4.25pc
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- Exclusive Brethren 'guilty of genocide, slavery'
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- Obama picks Clinton, keeps Gates
- Lloyd faces jail in Singapore
- Bus stop victim 'may have saved man'
- EU deal spells end for Australian 'champagne'
- ABC reporter Lloyd to serve 10 months
- Vic Police info leaked to crime bosses
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