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Click here to check your local weather Sunday 16 Dec, 2012 top stories First murdered children named THE first four of the 20 children shot dead at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, have been identified. Teacher dived in front of kids VICTORIA Soto has been revealed as one of the teachers who died in the line of fire as she saved her students in the Connecticut shooting. From outcast to mass killer LANKY, intelligent and friendless, 20-year-old loner Adam Lanza struggled for acceptance his entire life. Why you should buy in 2013 DOOM and gloom have plagued the property market over recent years, but the time may be right to buy in 2013. Here's why. breaking news Man charged with assaulting nurses Teens missing in national park Apparent double murder in Tasmania Mubarak hurt after slipping in shower Library clerk recalls US school shooting Japan heads to polls Advertisement more from news.com.au League floors union in the ring VIDEO: IT WAS a charity fight night where the charity lasted all of three minutes. more sport Oh hello Sydney, it's J Lo JENNIFER Lopez looked a world away from her mega-star image, selecting a frumpy outfit for a family outing in Sydney yesterday. more entertainment Schools' no friends plan THEY say you can choose your friends not your family - but in the case of some schools, being picky about friends is off the agenda. more lifestyle Will your pay rise be above average in 2013? EMPLOYERS are changing their criteria for awarding pay rises and bonuses in 2013. But some industries may as well forget about a salary increase. 33 comments on this story more business Cheap airfares KO great road trip THE future of the great Australian road trip is under threat as young people increasingly embrace cheap airfares instead. more travel Coast church plans world's tallest spire AN almighty cathedral, boasting one of the world's tallest spires, is planned for the Gold Coast. more realestate Banks see no interest in risky business THE crunch point for when depositors stop squirreling money into banks and shift to higher-risk investments is way off, according to Westpac boss Gail Kelly. more money Facebook ads not always a status symbol TAKING to social media to spruik products can do brands more damage than good. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.