Plan your summer of movie viewing with this guide to the hottest flicks opening between now and MarchLeigh Paatsch, National movie critic1 min read·December 05, 2015 - 11:00PMNews Corp Australia NetworkYes, it’s all about Star Wars, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t something for everyone in the summer movie schedule.Here’s what’s heading our way.Summer movie guide: DecemberCLICK HERESummer movie guide: JanuaryCLICK HERESummer movie guide: FebruaryCLICK HERESummer movie guide: MarchCLICK HEREJoin the conversationAdd your comment to this storyTo join the conversation, please log in. Don't have an account? RegisterJoin the conversation, you are commenting as LogoutMore related storiesSpecial featureHere’s what you can expect with tomorrow’s Parramatta weatherAs spring moves into summer what can locals expect tomorrow? We have the latest word from the Weather Bureau.Read moreNSWChild rapist, killer walks free from prison after 38 yearsA convicted child killer has walked free from prison after 38 years behind bars for raping and murdering nine-year-old Deborah Keegan in her western Sydney bedroom.Read more
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Child rapist, killer walks free from prison after 38 years
A convicted child killer has walked free from prison after 38 years behind bars for raping and murdering nine-year-old Deborah Keegan in her western Sydney bedroom.