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Politics & elections, 1990

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호주 총선거 무엇이 이슈인가?## Election '90 the Debate

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 9 March 1990 · page 11

<호주선거와 경제활성화 정책의 필요성>" "앤드류 피아크(PEACOCK)는 우븐 호크 현 수상보다 더 정치를 잘 할 수 있는가?" "중반전을 넘어선 호주 총선거는 날이 갈수록 가열되어가곅

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Election 1990 의문의 금발미인 회복 신켜 유세

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 9 March 1990 · page 1

부신문사외 추리로보도된 사싣속의 쇼우~ 피콕씨의 선거켐폐인에 외문으 금방 미 녀가 끼어듬었다가 가취룻 감춘 예피소룡 가 얍언다췄 데임라 텐리그랍 신문과 다…

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Election'90 노동당의 안가는 야당연함보다 우세하다

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 9 March 1990 · page 13

선지 입둥에 따른 인기도 축정 (Survey) 에 나타난 내욤에 따 르면 노옹당이 야낭엮합보다 지지유이 고가 높았으며 젼지유권 지중 42% 의 지 지 유유 유 지 하고 있 다고 확신하는 한편 민주당 은 군소 야당이 고우 합해서 유권지외 19% 지 지 지율이 나타…

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Les élections municipales d’Ouvéa

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 10 March 1990 · page 24

Un bureau électoral ayant fermé bien après l'heure légale, les élections municipales d'Ouvéa de l'année dernière ont été annulées et les électeurs ont du retourner aux urnes en février. Le scrutin a été marqué par une forte participation. Avec 45,35% des suffrages, le FLNKS enlève 20 des…

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Election Analysis the Liberals’ Economic Action Plan

Tharunka · Monday 12 March 1990 · page 20

In this analysis of the Liberals’ “Economic Action Plan”, their blueprint for Government, I will look briefly at the policy areas environment, aboriginal affairs, youth…

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NSW Community Independent wins council by-election

Tribune · Wednesday 14 March 1990 · page 12

The victory by Sue Stock, Community Independent, in last Saturday's by-election for a single seat on Leichhardt Municipal Council, in Sydney's inner-west, was a significant boost…

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New elections in TWU

Tribune · Wednesday 14 March 1990 · page 4

On March 2, Justice Wilcox of the Federal Court in Sydney ordered new elections in the NSW Transport Workers…

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Real Estate Australian markets in pre-election mode

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 March 1990 · page 5

THE GREATER than expected $1,965 million current account deficit for January, more than double that of the previous month, has again cast doubts on the government’s policies. Meanwhile,…

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South Australian election round-up

Tribune · Wednesday 21 March 1990 · page 3

With only a handful of marginal seats at stake, the main interest in South Australia will be the support won by…

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Where will the unions be headed, after the elections?

Tribune · Wednesday 21 March 1990 · page 4

NSW Premier Nick Greiner, and his Liberal state government, are already imposing the anti-union policies that…

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NZ will survey politicians in federal election

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 March 1990 · page 14

THE NEW Zealand Jewish Council (NZJC) in Auckland — the roof body of New Zealand Jewry — has decided to utilise a…

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Eight Jewish candidates contest parliamentary seats

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 March 1990 · page 4

EIGHT KNOWN Jewish candidates are standing for parliament in the general election this weekend. Currently, there are three Jewish…

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Election Review

Tharunka · Monday 26 March 1990 · page 5

“Ho hum”, Australia collectively says as it wakes up from another election night hangover (this one going considerably longer than usual), and everyone faces the smallish inner glow of…

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Screw the Election

Tharunka · Monday 26 March 1990 · page 27

Finally even I could not escape the election. In fact I am the only major political commentator who has yet to voice an opinion and predict the winners and the losers…

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Election Now What?

Tribune · Wednesday 28 March 1990 · page 1

The nation-wide swing away from Labor on the primary vote last Saturday, mainly going to Democrats and Greens, marks a sea-change in Australian politics and may even reflect a…

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Greek elections coming up

Tribune · Wednesday 28 March 1990 · page 5

Current meetings between Pasok (Pan-Hellenic Socialist Party) and the Left Coalition are aiming to resolve recent…

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Jewish candidates fail in federal election bids

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 March 1990 · page 3

THE SEVEN Jewish candidates who stood in last weekend’s federal election failed to win seats in the parliament…

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News Report Knesset starts six-week recess A different sort of Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 April 1990 · page 2
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Poar Knesset Correspondent The Knesset that closed its winter term last week by approving the state budget was a different sort of parliament from the one that opened its winter term last y coalition took away modi of die…

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Election correction

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 April 1990 · page 14

I wish to currect inaccuracies in your story Jewish Voters Critical In Melbourne Ports Result, by Peter Kohn and Bernie Freedman…

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