Sydney’s tabloid toughness contest – Front pages for Wednesday 15 January

The battle between the two Sydney tabloids to be the toughest on king-hit bashers continued this morning.
The Daily Terror’s front page was in to the Premier for not treating the problem seriously enough:
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The once serious Sydney Morning Herald had a similar approach.
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The Premier was making “unbelievably stupid”comments
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While inside the paper’s political writer attacked him for being on holiday and saying nothing at all.
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