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NTNE-WS-DA-TE:6-NGE:17 CO-LO-R: C-M Y-K
GET IN EARLYFOR CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
IN STOCK NOW
Santas, Stars,
Snowmen
& More
Huge Variety
Energy Efficient
Cost Effective
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er/
19
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*Travel restrictions and conditions apply. Please ask us for further details. Prices and taxes are correct as at 3 Nov 10 and are subject to change without notice. Prices quoted are on sale until 12 Nov 10 unless otherwise stated or sold out prior. Prices are per person and are subject to availability. Accommodation (if included) is based on twin share. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply depending on date of travel. Prices shown are fully inclusive of taxes, levies, government charges and other applicable fees. Airfare not included unless otherwise stated. Where airfare is included, additional taxes specifi c to your fl ight routing may apply and/or may not include checked luggage (which can incur additional charges). Payments made by credit card will incur a surcharge. Prices shown are for payments made by cash in store. Advertised price includes any bonus nights. Bonus room upgrades subject to availability. Minimum/maximum stay restrictions may apply. Airfare Conditions: Package/Accommodation Conditions: Car/Motorhome Hire: Insurance excesses and other charges may apply. Prices are based on minimum of 2 people. Australia Stays: Sydney: Valid for travel 1–24 Dec 10 and 8–31 Jan 11. FROM DARWIN. Flight Centre Limited (ABN 25 003 377 188) trading as Escape Travel. Licence Number: 008. ntn_06nov_20x3_et
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Volcano death
toll nears 100
A view from a domestic flight from Denpasar toYogyakarta that was subsequently diverted toSurabaya airport shows a plume of gas and ashbillowing some 10km high from Mount Merapi
We’re afraid
there’ll bemore
deaths as some
locations are still
inaccessible
MOUNT MERAPI: Thedeath toll from Indon-esia’s volcano hasclimbed to nearly 100after another blisteringgas cloud ripped througha mountainside village.
At least 54 people werekilled and dozensinjured yesterday whenthe Mount Merapivolcano erupted again,with scores more suffer-ing severe burns andbreathing problems,officials said.
‘‘The number of deadbodies we have receivedis 54,’’ said Banu Herm-awan, a spokesman forSarjito general hospitalin Yogyakarta, south ofthe volcano.
‘‘The evacuation pro-cess is still ongoing now.We’re afraid there’ll bemore deaths as some lo-cations are still inaccess-ible due to hot ash andvolcanic material.’’
Another hospital spok-esman, Heru Nugroho,said more than 66 otherswere injured, many
critically with burns.Many were children
from Argomulyo village,18km from the crater.
Men streamed downMount Merapi on motor-cycles followed by truck-loads of women and cry-ing children, followingthe massive eruption justbefore midnight.
Soldiers helped clearthe bodies from the hard-hit village of Bronggang,located 15km from thecrater, and up until yes-terday considered withinthe ‘‘safe zone.’’
The toll since October26 stands at 98.
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TUNES COST$1.5MWASHINGTON: A US juryhas ordered a Minnesotawoman to pay $US-1.5 million ($A1.5m) for il-legally downloading 24songs in a high-profiledigital piracy case.Jammie Thomas-Rasset, asingle mother of four,was found liable by a juryon Wednesday of copy-right infringement for us-ing KaZaA peer-to-peerfile-sharing network todownload the songs overthe internet.
68DIE IN CRASHHAVANA: Emergency res-cue teams yesterday lo-cated the ‘‘first bodies’’ ofvictims of a Cuban airlinerwhich crashed in centralCuba with 68 peopleaboard, the website,Cubadebate said.Rescuers were searchingthe rugged area for sur-vivors, but Western newsreports said there wereno survivors.
FLOODSKILL 7MANILA: Floods and land-slides killed seven peopleand left two others miss-ing after heavy rains inthe northern Philippines,rescuers said yesterday.Scattered flooding overthe past three daysforced more than 3000people from their homesin the northeastern partof Luzon.
HOSPITALATTACKPALM BAY: A man whowas recently fired from aFlorida hospital firedshots inside its cafeteriayesterday and then barri-caded himself in a roombefore killing himself,authorities said. No oneelsewas injured.He died of a self-inflictedgunshot wound.
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