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- ↑ Morris, Jill (25 April 1985), "Familiar - and yet it's not", The Age
- ↑ Lamont, Leonie (21 April 1985), "Television veterans Mark (15), Melissa (14) & Debbie (12) show how it's done in Seeing is Believing", The Sydney Morning Herald