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memorial service in Los Angeles says he will be carrying the torch for all the other Australian fans back home. Paul Black, who is among the 17,500 fans who secured a ticket for the event at the Staples Centre, due to begin 10am LA time on Tuesday (0300 Wednesday AEST), said he was glad to be one of the lucky few. "It's in my pocket now ... and a lucky wristband as well which will enable me to get into the show tomorrow which is going to be pretty cool," Mr Black told Channel Nine. "I'm very lucky, I know there's a lot of people who wanted tickets and you know I've always been a fan so I was thinking I'd love to get into this and just sort of be part of the whole experience. "I'm really glad that I can be one of them and there's a lot of Australian fans back home that I'll be carrying the torch for them." In Australia, the... [read full story]
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