Sunday Territorian 15 May 2011
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2011-05-15
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www.sundayterritorian.com.au Sunday Territorian, Sunday, May 15, 2011 9 P U B : N T N E W S D A T E : 1 5 -M A Y -2 0 1 1 P A G E : 9 C O L O R : C M Y K m g 4 6 0 7 0 3 sundayterritorian.com.au NEWS B IR T H R IS K WOMEN URGED TO QUIT PREGNANTwomenwho smoke are the target of a new advertising campaign thatwarns their habit increases the risk of birth defects and sudden infant death syndrome. In a hard-hitting advertising campaign to be launched today, expectantmumswill bewarned that when you smoke she gets less oxygen. It warns premature birth, low birthweight and cleft palates are among the risks they are exposing their unborn child to if they dont quit. The campaign is backed by statistics that reveal 15 per cent of all women keep smokingwhile pregnant. D A N C E D R A M A NEW JUDGE KEEPS TONGUE CONTROVERSIAL newDancing With The Stars judge Joshua Hornerwill not change his judging style, despite being criticised thisweek for branding Brynne Edelsten a sack of potatoes. Horner said he had no intention of being the newnasty judge and replacing Todd McKenney, instead promising to be honest and to the point. D E A D L Y C R A S H CYCLIST DIES FIXING TYRE A CYCLISTwho stopped by the side of the road to change a tyre has been hit and killed by a car. Police were told thewoman, aged in her 60s, waswith three other cyclistswhen the group stopped to fix a punctured tyre in Cosgrove, Victoria, just after 11am yesterday. The group had been riding towards Shepparton in the states north. The female car driver, aged in her 40s, was taken to hospital to be treated for shock. Major Collision Investigatorswere on theway to the scene to investigate the cause of the crash last night. Haylee Holliday gives the reverse vending machine a try Reverse drive THE NT is doing things in reverse with a vending machine that takes bottles in and spits out coupons. Environment Minister Karl Hampton said the reverse vending machine was a quick and easy way to recycle cans. Dance teacher Haylee Holliday, 27, trialled the machine at Freds Pass Rural Show yesterday. It would help kids recycle and it will get the next generation to do it better. Territorians who collect the most cans and bottles for the machine will win prizes. The machine will be displayed in Darwin, Katherine, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs in the Tropical Garden Spectacular tour. Girls tricked in porn scam By LINDA PARRI NAIVE teenage girls are being exploited by predatory porn photographers, who approach them online with the promise of professional modelling portfolios. Tarryn Camp, 18, said she was 17 when she was contacted on popular modelling site, Model Mayhem and offered $60 an hour to pose for professional model photos. She said the photographer drove her to his Perth home and took photos of her in his bedroom, attempting to physically remove her knickers midway through the shoot. When she objected he tried to reason with her. As I left he handed me $60 and said to me girls know what theyre getting themselves into when they come here, the Perth teen said. Another photographer she met online removed his pants midway through a photo shoot in the backyard of his home. Emily Madison, 17, said when she was 16, a photographer drove her to a pine forest near Wanneroo. He dressed me up in little girl clothing, like schoolgirl outfits and videotaped me, she said. After three hours and a nipple slip which he refused to delete, I called someone to come pick me up. She said she later found the photos on a porn site.