Rebecca Locke takes out Australian 'cross title

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Peta Mullens second, April McDonough third

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Rebecca Locke (Australia)0:49:38
2Peta Mullens (Australia)0:00:02
3April McDonough (Australia)0:00:11
4Naomi Williams (Australia)0:01:04
5Therese Rhodes (Australia)0:02:05
6Natalie Redmond (Australia)0:02:21
7Melissa Anset (Australia)0:02:39
8Josie Simpson (Australia)0:03:45
9Jenny Macpherson (Australia)0:06:04
10Fiona Morris (Australia)0:06:24
11Joanne Easson (Australia)0:03:03
DNFLana Adams (Australia)Row 11 - Cell 2
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