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Welcome to Australia!

Postby Pappocom » Thu May 19, 2005 4:41 pm

Australia welcomes the Sudoku age, big time, from Friday 20 May onwards. Nineteen papers in all!

National - The Australian and Weekend Australian

Adelaide - Advertiser and Sunday Mail
Brisbane - Courier-Mail and Sunday Mail
Cairns - Cairns Post
Darwin - Northern Territory News and Sunday Territorian
Geelong - Advertiser
Hobart - Mercury and Sunday Tasmanian
Melbourne - Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun
Perth - Sunday Times
Surfers Paradise - Gold Coast Bulletin
Sydney - Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
Townsville - Townsville Bulletin


Pappocom's Sudoku first appeared in the Conway Daily Sun, New Hampshire, USA in September 2004, and it has appeared in The Times (of London) since November 2004.

Don't be put off by some of the complicated-sounding posts in these forums. In some parts of the world they have got quite expert already. If you want help, just send in your question, and you are certain to get a friendly reply.

- Wayne Gould (Pappocom)
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Postby Guest » Fri May 20, 2005 1:22 pm

I saw it in the paper this morning, and I'm hooked.:)
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Postby Guest » Sat May 21, 2005 5:03 am

There was 5 in the paper this morning, got 4 of them but 1 is very hard:(
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Postby Guest » Sat May 21, 2005 5:57 am

Its a cool game... find it a bit hard but i will get the hang of it eventually
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Postby darkaz » Mon May 30, 2005 3:36 am

definately hooked!

Got started on them in the Herald Sun and just can't wait each morning to get another!:)

keep up the good work.
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Postby Guest » Sun Jun 05, 2005 1:03 pm

I just have to say a big thankyou for bringing sudoku to Aus. I used to try the cryptic crosswords in the paper for my puzzle fix, but I just get frustrated with the double meanings. This logic thing is definately my cup of tea. Although its funny, some of my very smart friends who can knock over a cryptic in 10 minutes can't seem to wrap their heads around sudoku. I guess logic isn't their thing. And now I can quite easily tell them they aren't being logical, no matter what the situation is. Thanks again
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Postby SudokuSensai » Wed Jun 08, 2005 12:16 am

^^ thats the best part half my smarter friends cant grasp the puzzles, im so glad there finally here
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