 | | | | Breaking News | Sun, 29 Jan 2012 | | | | |
| - Roads cut, towns isolated in western Queensland as monsoon t The Australian
- Roads cut, towns isolated in western Queensland as monsoon t The Daily Telegraph Australia
- Extreme weather hits east and west The Australian
- Police nab alleged northwest side burglar Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Day-care provider found guilty of injuring child Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Forecast: Snow ending midmorning, temperatures falling Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Mike Bettes Returns to Joplin For Hospital Groundbreaking mediabistro
- Indonesian storm death toll at 14 Independent online
- Punjab, bread basket of India, hungers for change DNA India
- NGO crackdown distracts poll-bound Egyptians Al Jazeera
- Storm death toll rises to 14: BNPB Jakarta Post
- Chinese Tourists Return to Japan Wall Street Journal
- Ina Hughs: Weather book stirs up interest Knox News
- Storm kills 14 in Indonesia m&c
- Scientists: Haiti, DR may facing big quake period The Guardian
- Coldest Day In Sight, 10s & 20s... But Come On, We've Ha Star Tribune
- Row2Recovery: We made it at last! The Daily Telegraph
- Strong winds and heavy rain to lash state's north The Australian
- Punjab, bread basket of India, hungers for change The Times Of India
- Indonesian Storm Death Toll Rises to 14: Official Jakarta Globe
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