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	10/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: SANDY’S WRATH BREAKING all predictions, Hurricane Sandy brought chaos as it flooded subways, caused mass power outages and set more than 50 homes ablaze in the United States yesterday. The death toll from the massive weather system, which slammed into the northeast... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	10/31/2012: Front Page: HELL AND HIGH WATER FIRST came the flood, then came the flames. As New York’s famous skyline was plunged into darkness and its concrete canyons flooded by superstorm Sandy, a huge blaze erupted in Queens, destroying 60 homes. The death toll on the US east coast stood at... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	10/31/2012: STORIES START HERE: Nine goes in search of more musical talent AUSTRALIA’S Got Talent is to be resurrected by Channel 9. Hot on the heels of Channel 7 announcing the talent show would not be part of its 2013 line-up, Nine confirmed AGT was switching networks. The deal to secure the show for Nine was done last... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	10/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: FATAL STORM SUPER-STORM Sandy has laid siege to the eastern United States, killing at least 17 people, flooding much of New York City and leaving millions without power. The huge storm stretched over hundreds of kilometres and paralysed major cities as subways... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

	10/31/2012: INSIDE: Mark’s no fan of rocketing power costs BILL payers yesterday called for wages to increase if power prices are set to skyrocket even further. Darwin resident Mark Erasmus has seen his power bill jump by 70 per cent within a year — from $319 last October to $543 the following year. Mr... Visit NT News Web Site

	10/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: ‘If I had my time again I would have evacuated’ MY APARTMENT building in Manhattan’s financial district is now part of the East River. Just two blocks back from the river, Water Street is living up to its name. From my vantage point on the 25th floor I can see water all the way up to the... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	10/31/2012: Front Page: HELL & HIGH WATER EVEN for a city that never sleeps, this was one hell of a restless night. Super-storm Sandy didn’t slam into New York City yesterday so much as engulf it, tearing apart buildings, flooding roads and subways and plunging it into darkness. Sandy struck... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	10/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: School bus subsidy cut AROUND 38,000 students, many living in low socioeconomic areas on the outskirts of Melbourne, will no longer be eligible for subsidised transport to school under state government cuts that will take place over the next six years. Independent Schools... Visit The Age Web Site

	10/31/2012: FRONT PAGE: We’ve engaged Asia: business BUSINESS has spearheaded stronger economic ties with Asia at the same time that Canberra’s spending on its main trade and diplomatic agencies has plunged as a share of the federal budget, adding to pressure on the Gillard government to match its... Visit The Australian Web Site

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