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Politics & elections, 1973

67 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 4

Three Union Elections

Tribune · Tuesday 4 September 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Three important trade union elections are now being held or are about to begin in NSW. The elections are for Commonwealth and State Councillors and State…

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Hawks and Doves and the Elections The election campaign is officially on, and the sound and the fury as the parties and factions align and re-align will create the illusion of movement and progress. How much does all this hectic activity signify? Very little, in the opinion of Post Reporter Mark Segal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 September 1973 · page 12

THE SYSTEM of proportional representation makes for less concern by the political parties with what the public wants and…

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Gym Girls Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 September 1973 · page 32

The NSW Jewish War Memorial Ladies’ Physical Culture Club has elected Sue Taylor as its president and captain…

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The Candidates

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 September 1973 · page 1

This year's Queen Competition candidates, Mariette Phillips, Maxine Ross, Lyn Phillips and Ruth Levine, at the opening ceremony last Sunday…

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Parliament Hears of Moriah College

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 September 1973 · page 7

Moriah College was described in State Parliament last week as a “small strugging school”. Mr F. J. Barraclough MLA (Bligh) criticised the…

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Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 September 1973 · page 23

It is election time again — in WTZO group circles. The recent annual general meeting of Tikvah elected Mrs Jocie…

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Abortion,sex & Parliament

Tribune · Tuesday 25 September 1973 · page 9

On Thursday, September 13, in Federal Parliament, a debate took place around a motion by Mr. Race Mathews (Casey) to establish a Royal Commission "to inquire into the social,…

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How Israelis Vote The Israeli voter is as volatile as his counterpart in any Western democracy, but the practical results of the country’s successive national elections always remain roughly the same. Asher Arian, chairman of Tel Aviv’s University’s department of political science, gives the reasons

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 October 1973 · page 12

THE ISRAELI VERSION of the famous French epigram might well read, “Plus c’est la meme…

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CANDIDATES for 1974 Students Union Presidency personal voting 15-19th Oct Library 8 house Geoff Payne

Tharunka · Tuesday 9 October 1973 · page 3

What I've Done: Two years Engineering, UNSW. One year labouring in a meatworks. Founding member of Socialist Youth…

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Builders Laborers Election Sweep

Tribune · Tuesday 9 October 1973 · page 4

SYDNEY: Rank-and-file candidates in the Builders Laborers' Federation NSW Branch election have swept the poll. All candidates supporting the present leadership in the…

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JNF Queen Competition 1973 Meet the Candidates Lyn Phillips

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 October 1973 · page 18

With expressive brown eyes and long dark hair, quietly-spoken Lyn Phillips will spend several weeks in Israel at the end of this year, part of her first “real”…

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Owens CPA candidate

Tribune · Tuesday 23 October 1973 · page 12

SYDNEY: Joe Owens, newly elected NSW of secretary of the Builders Laborers' Federation, will contest the NSW state election (November 17) as a candidate of the Communist…

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Gay Election Candidate

Tribune · Tuesday 30 October 1973 · page 12

Martin Smith, 40, a member of the Gay Liberation Front, has nominated for the NSW State seat of Waverley on a policy for homosexual rights. His platform…

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Liberal Candidate Pledges Aid M’lands Needs More Money

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 30 October 1973 · page 7

The State Government must release funds for urgent protects of community…

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Israel’s Protest at Iraqis’ Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 November 1973 · page 11

UNITED NATIONS: Cameroon, Mauritania, Iraq, Byelorussia and Costa Rica were last week elected to two-year terms on the UN Security Council. They will join on January 1,…

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Three Stand in State Election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 November 1973 · page 5

Three Jewish candidates have been endorsed by the major political parties to stand in the forthcoming NSW State elections…

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Painters & dockers election win

Tribune · Tuesday 13 November 1973 · page 4

SYDNEY: Early counting in the Ship Painters' and Dockers' Union ballot indicates an extensive victory for the rank-and-file ticket. All positions were contested with the…

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Readers Write Jews in Parliament Is Purely Political

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 November 1973 · page 17

We have great respect for the opinions of Eve Symon, but in “Talking Point” (AJT 8/11/73) we consider her logic and…

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Parties Moot Further Election Postponement

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 November 1973 · page 9

TEL AVIV: Pressure is growing in various parties for the postponement of the Knesset elections for at least a year. While this issue is being considered behind closed doors…

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Who really rules in Australia today? [Australia's Government and Parliament, by David Solomon. (Nelson, 143 pages, $3.95.)]

Tribune · Tuesday 20 November 1973 · page 7

The potential of mass movements to achieve practical results by directing at least some of their pressure on governments and parliaments is often seriously under-rated in the Australian…

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