regular expression help

[Drew Fisher]

Hello,

I'm having some issues doing a small but irritating regular expression
match.

Here's an example of text that I want to search through:

str = """
Location:Home
	555-1212
	555-3434
	555-5656

Location:Work
	555-9999
"""

Just for reference, there is newline characters at the end of each line
and the phone numbers have a single tab character (\t) in front of them.

I'm trying to get the location of the record and the associated phone
number(s) that go along with it.

I've tried things like:

import re
test1 = re.compile ('Location:(\w+)\s+(\d+\-\d+)', re.DOTALL)
print test1.findall (str)
[('Home', '555-1212'), ('Work', '555-9999')]

But this only gets the location and the first phone number in the
record.  How do I get all of the phone numbers for each location without
writing a second regular expression?

Thanks for your help,

Drew