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Politics & elections, 1984

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Left loses ground in Trades Hall election

Tribune · Wednesday 20 June 1984 · page 4

MELBOURNE: Last week's election at the Trades Hall Council (THC) saw a firm re-establishment of control by the…

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Support still the key issue in US election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 June 1984 · page 6

WASHINGTON: On the eve of the final Democratic presidential primaries, US support for Israel surfaced again as a key issue between Rev Jesse Jackson and the two…

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EEC European parliament: a medley of political persuasions

Tribune · Wednesday 27 June 1984 · page 6

The following article looks at the European Economic Community (EEC), its recent parliamentary elections and…

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UNIONS Militants win ARU elections

Tribune · Wednesday 27 June 1984 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The ARU has a new state secretary after the militant team's victory in last week's union elections…

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Poll Shows Labor in Election Lead

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 July 1984 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Israel’s Labor Party holds a commanding lead in public opinion polls for this month’s general elections. A June survey revealed…

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New Zealand Us embassy intervenes in NZ elections

Tribune · Wednesday 11 July 1984 · page 6

The US Embassy in Wellington recently intervened in the current New Zealand election campaign when…

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Israel's Election Hots Up

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 July 1984 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Israeli politicians from all sides of the spectrum have “hit the streets” In an intensive bid to attract the…

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New Election; Same Result!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 July 1984 · page 2

In most countries a general election should provide the ways and means of revitalising the political arena, if the electorate so desires…

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TMT to highlight Israel’s election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 July 1984 · page 20

An examination of the outcome of the Israeli elections will be a highlight of the forthcoming NSW State Zionist Council’s This Month Tonight (TMT) on Sunday July 29…

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Awards Given Election “wrap-up” for Wizo

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 July 1984 · page 22

It is not important which parties make up the Israeli Government, Alex Ganor, Consul General, said five days before the elections last week…

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Israel Election Latest Still P.m.? Deadlock!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 July 1984 · page 1

JERUSALEM: Israel is heading for another coalition government as Likud appears to have clung to a hairline majority…

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ISRAEL Israeli elections show further polarisation

Tribune · Wednesday 1 August 1984 · page 6

Last week's Israeli elections which saw both major parties lose ground to smaller religious parties…

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Israel Election Aftermath National Unity call from Aust. Zionists

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 August 1984 · page 3

MELBOURNE: Australian Zionist leaders this week called tor a National Unity Government in Israel, following fast week’s inconclusive general election…

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Union Electionshhh Rank and file battle to Retain control of theatrical union

Tribune · Wednesday 8 August 1984 · page 4

Sydney: "This month's elections in the NSW branch of the Australian Theatrical and Amusement Employee's…

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Election coverage

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 August 1984 · page 6

I recently returned to Sydney for a visit after an absence of eight years. I found the coverage of…

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Racialism debate in NSW parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 August 1984 · page 32

New South Wales Premier, Neville Wran, said in Parliament last week there was a coalition between the leaders of the Liberal Party, the National Front and the League of Rights…

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AZANIA Most boycott apartheid's elections

Tribune · Wednesday 29 August 1984 · page 6

More than 80 percent of the eligible "colored" population boycotted last week's South African…

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ELECTIONS Reform groupers' set-back in AMFSU elections

Tribune · Wednesday 29 August 1984 · page 5

The NCC supported reform group candidates in this week's AMFStJ elections received a serious set-back following a Federal Court ruling that the union can publish statements correcting false information…

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Southern Africa Apartheid's parliament fails to solve economic crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 5 September 1984 · page 6

The recent attempt by the Botha government to modify the parliamentary appearance of apartheid comes…

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Community team strong chance in council elections

Tribune · Wednesday 5 September 1984 · page 15

SYDNEY: The recent splintering of the ALP vote in the inner city Marrickville Council elections has opened the door for…

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