How To Tell Lastest Version Available?

I was wondering how do I find what is the lastest version of the Safari Beta 3 ?
I know it is 3.0.1. I was wondering how to tell if it has progressed from (552.12.2). Is this information on the Apple site somewhere?
Thanks.

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