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By Emma Kae - 5th October 2001 - Back to News

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The attack on America has starred in the headlines and caught the attention of millions of people worldwide. It appears, however, that the incident is far from over. While the world watches New York City re-build itself, we wait for the events that are still to come.

With John Howard’s vow, the Australian public are as much a part of the coming events as any other country, near or far from the rubble in the city. Don’t stay in the dark about our future. Log on to the New York Times website and get the news straight from downtown.

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