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Sydney · Accidents

Accidents, 2005

10 stories in Sydney's papers

Family hospitalised after accident

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 4

A MELBOURNE family has been involved in a serious car accident in Israel as they were being driven to the airport to…

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Nouveaux radars automobiles anti-collision

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 February 2005 · page 8

Des radars à placer sur les automobiles et destinés détecter les risques de collision devraient bientôt pouvoir être mis en service: la Commission européenne annoncé mardi qu'elle avait débloqué une fréquence…

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Support for injured Ilia's family

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 8

WHEN 11-year-old Ilia Goutin visited the Western Wall last September, he cried and kissed its ancient stones, praying not only for his own…

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Student Reads Student Newspaper : Swears Accident!

Tharunka · Monday 21 February 2005 · page 1

A student at UNSW's Kensington campus picked up a copy of Tharunka and read several words from page five on Tuesday this week. Opinion is polarised in the university communication over whether the student, Daryl Weatherby,…

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Mort d'une femme enceinte: la justiceé ne reconnaît pas l'homicide du foetus La cour d'appel de Metz a confirmé jeudi la condamnation, pour un seul homicide involontaire, d'un chauffeur à l'origine d'un accident de la route qui avait coûté la vie à une femme enceinte, refusant de reconnaître l'homicide du foetus

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 March 2005 · page 6

Jugé en première instance en mai 2004, Kevin Germon, un chauffeur livreur de 30 ans, avait été condamné à trois ans d'emprisonnement…

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Three injured Palestinian kids in Oz for treatment

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 April 2005 · page 1

THREE Palestinian children injured in the intifada arrived in Australia this week for life-changing medical treatment…

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PERTH life Childhoood memoirs from an ‘accidental’ author

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 April 2005 · page 11

AUTHOR Essy Ross, 78, has made a significant contribution to The Child is Wise-stories of children, a collection of childhood memoirs launched…

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Sport Silver sets si on a golden farewell Cherie Silver was one of hundreds of Australians injured when the bridge collapsed at the 1997 Maccabiah Games. This year she returns to Israel to fulfil her dream. Samantha Baden reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 April 2005 · page 24

CHERIE Silver has waited a long time to compete at the Maccabiah Games. It is eight years since the now 21-year-old’s dream of swimming in…

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How I beat my demons Frank Gaensler was clinically dead for several days after the 1997 bridge disaster but was revived, and awoke to be told the news that his partner, Yetty Bennett, had drowned. Last week, he returned to the scene of the disaster to confront his demons

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 July 2005 · page 5

LAST week was the opening ceremony of the Maccabiah Games. I was assured that we would not be walking across…

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No Accident

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 December 2005 · page 14

THE strong anti-Arab and anti-Muslim overtones [of the Cronulla riots] were no accident. It is not possible to see the size of the mindless mob as…

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