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Politics & elections, 2001

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election roundup

The Chaser · Thursday 22 November 2001 · page 9

Simon Cream - avoided the embarrassment of being Deputy Prime Minister. Labor's defeat has left the way open for the former…

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Is the election over?

The Chaser · Thursday 22 November 2001 · page 8

The election's over, or is it? If the election is truly over then signs of normality should return. To help you check, The Chaser has compiled this simple-to-follow checklist. Only once you've placed a tick in every box can you be certain that it's safe to…

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youth It wasn’t a race-based election VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 November 2001 · page 26

JOHN Winston Howard has recently had his name enshrined in Australian political history by winning his third consecutive term as Prime Minister…

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ECAJ election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 2001 · page 12

Jeremy Jones is set to become the youngest president of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry since Syd Einfeld in 1952…

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Montefiore candidates: What we stand for The presidency of the Montefiore Home will be contested at the Home’s AGM on Sunday for the first time since 1963. Chantal Abitbol interviewed the candidates

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 November 2001 · page 11

A MORE compassionate hand is needed at the helm of the Montefiore, asserts Leonard Karpin. Pulling no punches, he maintains that incumbent president Ian Levi…

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Democrat preferences helped League of Rights associate win Tamworth election

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 December 2001 · page 4

A “GRUBBY preference deal” with an independent associated with the League of Rights helped National Party candidate John Cull win the recent by-election for the NSW…

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