The Examiner, May 1, 1996
page 1
Hero's dive saved lives
Bryant charged with murder
Those who died
page 2
Parliament adjourned as mark as respect
Wounded survivor's account
Police act on death threats
Why we did not use the photo
page 3
Bicheno mourns its 'lovely ladies'
[Janet Quin, Vera Quin, and Neville Quin]
- Quins synonymous with region
- News strikes friends hard
- Town shocked by family tragedy
- Birthday Girls show respect
- Community loses two icons
- Deaths empty busy pubs
page 4
Weeping family members file in to identify bodies
Victoria in state of shock at death toll
Call for help in compiling register
page 5
'Darling, I'm going to be with the Lord'
Legal action considered over photo publication
Counselling available
page 6
Memorial plan for death site
Tranquil scene hides enormity
- Grieving takes place in unreal atmosphere
Counsellor believes trust can be returned
Memorable quotes on gun laws
Young life tragically cut short on holiday
[Kate Scott]
page 7
Quick action on guns ban
Benneworth has a rethink on guns
page 8
Editorial Opinion: Memorial services will help heal grief
Letters to the Editor
Community condolences on Port Arthur massacre victims
page 9
Senator welcomes gun law agreement
page 20
US couple's miracle escape
[Dennis and Mary Olsen]
Appeal to help victims receives rapid response
Specialist says trauma may take years to heal
Ecumenical services held today
Funeral directors join to offer support
Port Arthur to reopen
State service broadcast
Helpline available
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