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Politics & elections, 1990

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Election correction

The Australian Jewish Times · 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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STUDENTS’ Inter-Campus Liason Officer’s Report Federal Election

Tharunka · Monday 9 April 1990 · page 22

The Federal election is now finally decided, and the pollies will once again retreat to Canberra to make decisions which affect issues…

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Hungarian Jews concerned about elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 May 1990 · page 12

HUNGARY’S Jews are unhappy about the surprise victory of the right-wing Democratic Forum (MDF) in the second round of the…

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ELECTION Education Vp Matthew Chesher

Tharunka · Monday 7 May 1990 · page 25

I am a 23 year old Arts/Law student in second year of full-time study at UNSW. As an Arts Faculty Rep on Students’ Union Council, I have become alarmed at the threats…

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NSW Parliament bipartisan resolution on direct Moscow / Israel flights

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 1990 · page 3

THE NSW State Parliament passed a bipartisan resolution last week urging the Soviet Union to permit direct flights between…

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Youthful tribute to East Timor The East Timor Cornfield War. A musical play by Johanna van der Sman, presented by the Romero Group, directed by Sister Janet Mead, music by Helen Lawrie. Performed on the steps of the South Australian Parliament House on Good

Tribune · Wednesday 16 May 1990 · page 11

What has Easter got to do with East Timor you might ask? According to the author…

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Election bills delayed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 1990 · page 3

Two private bills containing a proposal for the direct election of the prime minister have been struck from the agenda…

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WA Greens poll strongly in by-elections

Tribune · Wednesday 30 May 1990 · page 3

The WA Greens polled strongly in last Saturday's by-elections. Their preferences and those of independent…

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WA parliament expected to pass anti-racism law

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 5

THE ACTIVITIES of the “neoNazi” Australian Nationalist Movement (ANM) will be curbed by legislation introduced in the…

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Left stronger In Trades Hall elections

Tribune · Wednesday 20 June 1990 · page 4

Last Thursday's elections for the Victorian Trades Hall Council (VTHC) Executive saw the Left improve its vote…

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E. Europe: After elections, hard times

Tribune · Wednesday 20 June 1990 · page 5

Last week's elections in Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia ended the recent round of polls in East European…

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Parliament calls for Wallenberg inquiry

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 1990 · page 22

BRUSSELS — The Parliament of Europe has formally asked the Soviet Union to permit an international investigation into the fate of Raoul Wallenberg. The 518-member Parliament, which is the legislative body of the…

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NZ elections

Tribune · Wednesday 18 July 1990 · page 12

New Zealand's conservative National Party is likely to win next October's elections by a landslide, leaving Labour with perhaps only eight out of 97 seats, according to Jim Anderton, a former Lange cabinet member and now leader of the…

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Talking to Hawke about Israel In his first interview since winning re-election for a fourth term Zionist Federation president Mark Leibler talks to Sam Lipski about his recent meeting with Prime Minister Bob Hawke, his impressions of Israel's new government, and antisemitism in Australia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 1990 · page 27

Q. You were in Israel just after the new Shamir government was formed. Did you get the impression that this is a government which can survive and get on…

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Fiji coalition to boycott elections

Tribune · Wednesday 8 August 1990 · page 5

The Fiji Opposition coalition has reaffirmed its decision to boycott elections held under the regime's new constitution,…

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Re-election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 September 1990 · page 13

MAURICE STERN was recently re-elected president of the Western Suburbs Synagogue at its 94th annual meeting…

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Students’ Union Elections Liftout

Tharunka · Monday 10 September 1990 · page 17

Voting Procedure: 1. Present yourself to the polling booths during polling hours 2. Identify yourself to the polling clerk with your full name and faculty. You must show your student card…

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Left Elections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 September 1990 · page 9

IRVING WALLACH has been re-elected president of the Sydney Jewish Left for a fourth term. More than 40 people attended…

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Nsw Nrma election

Tribune · Wednesday 26 September 1990 · page 12

October is election time for the biggest automobile association in Australia, NRMA, and an impressive reform team is out to dump the reactionaries who've been at the helm for years. Media worker Jane Singleton, cricketer Geoff Lawson, solicitor and…

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Around the Shules Election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 September 1990 · page 11

BUILDING plans were discussed at the annual meeting of the Kingsford-Maroubra Hebrew Congregation recently…

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