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	11/1/2012: Front Page: MANHATTAN MIRACLE SHE was born in New York City amid the death and destruction of superstorm Sandy. And miracle baby Sophie Bertouch — the daughter of an Australian woman who was evacuated from hospital while in labour — will now have an amazing story to tell for the... Visit Daily Telegraph Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: Fire and water scar a city ‘‘THE damage was massive and widespread. This is New York’s Katrina,’’ said the director of security for Breezy Point, Dennis Dier. As hurricane Sandy raged, it whipped up a fire that destroyed 111 homes and damaged 20 more in the neighbourhood in New... Visit Sydney Morning Herald Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: Death on the streets, in the basement, in the car park THEY stepped in the wrong puddle. They walked the dog at the wrong moment. Or they did exactly what all the emergency experts instructed them to do — they huddled inside and waited for the fury to go away. The storm found them all. Hurricane Sandy... Visit The Age Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: $50bn superstorm leaves a new dark age SUPERSTORM Sandy has smashed the most densely populated US region back to another century, as millions of Americans struggle without homes, power, electronic communications — even the capacity to boil water for a New York coffee. An unprecedented... Visit The Australian Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: TAKE THE CASH MORE than $200 million in funding to improve hospitals, health centres and provide more beds is sitting unspent amid a bitter stoush between the Victorian and Federal governments. Federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek says she is trying to give... Visit Herald Sun Web Site

	11/1/2012: Front Page: Hope amid Sandy’s mayhem AFTER the superstorm came the heroes of New York. Combing neighbourhoods strewn with debris and scarred by floods and fire, rescuers saved little Haley Rombi on Staten Island, while Sophie Bertouch, daughter of Australians James and Sally, made a... Visit The Advertiser Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: Colin’s tribute in full bloom IT WAS once a rail yard and is now one of Australia’s greatest public gardens, almost all thanks to the vision of one man. The late Colin Campbell (inset) always knew something special could be done on the site that is now the Roma Street Parkland.... Visit Courier Mail Web Site

	11/1/2012: NEWS: Council urged to take its cafe plan off menu RESIDENTS of a Darwin suburb have spoken out against ‘‘another Pee Wees’’ on their foreshore. Darwin council has budgeted $ 1.5 million over 10 years to build the 250sq m cafe on the Nightcliff foreshore before leasing the venue. But Facebook group... Visit NT News Web Site

	11/1/2012: FRONT PAGE: REALITY STRIKES DEVASTATED New Jersey resident Brian Hajeski holds his head in his hands as he walks through the destruction wrought on his neighbourhood by Hurricane Sandy. As millions of Americans continue to go without power and ponder a damage bill of about $30... Visit Hobart Mercury Web Site

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