New South Wales NSW's first baby born in 2016 IS WHITE! Named Elliot Bevis at RPA - Royal Prince Alfred Hospital

A pair of WORKING WHITE MARRIED PARENTS! How unusual a concept! And they areproud to be WHITE! God Bless Parents Kathleen and Paul Bevis & Baby Elliot Bevis (Who wasn't given a black ghetto first name like Typhaneous)

Baby Elliot Bevis was so late he was the earliest baby born in a NSW public hospital in 2016.
Parents Kathleen and Paul Bevis were expecting their first born 10 days ago, on December 22. But Elliot shirked the "Christmas Miracle" title for something a little more special. Elliot cruised into the new year, born in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, at 12.27am on January 1.
A relaxed entrance from Elliot still made for an eventful New Year's Eve for his parents.
"I had a pretty long pre-labour of two-and-a-half days at home," said Mrs Bevis. "We came into hospital for a check up as his heart rate was dipping. The nurses said we should stay and within eight hours he came."

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/nsws

And in America: 2016 brings new addition to Upper Peninsula of Michigan to mudshark Bobbi Bicigo and her Negro sperm donor Sultan Ahimed:

 Copper Country was Arsi Gray Ahimed. The newborn boy arrived at 12:40 a.m. Friday at Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital in Laurium. Arsi weighs eight-pounds, 1.5 ounces and is 20 inches long. This is the first child for the Hancock couple. Mom Bobbi Bicigo and dad, Sultan Ahimed are doing well.