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Politics & elections, 2004

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Vox Pop What are the main issues for you in Saturday's council elections?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 14

Bondi Junction is a major issue and should be cleaned up immediately,…

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Palestinian candidates vie in El Salvador

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 13

EL SALVADOR — El Salvador’s tightest presidential campaign since the conclusion of its civil war ended last Sunday, with the two leading candidates…

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Election des présidents de Conseils généraux en France, reflet des cantonales

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 April 2004 · page 4

sais Une dizaine de présidents de gauche supplémentaires sont porté nom la tête des conseils généraux, reflet des élections cantonales qui…

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Liberal candidate opens his campaign for parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 8

IN a bid to promote his status within the Jewish community, the Liberal Party candidate for Melbourne Ports, David Southwick, pulled in one of the…

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Roozendaal bound for parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 2004 · page 5

PROMINENT Labor Party identity Eric Roozendaal has embarked on a parliamentary career. General secretary of the NSW…

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Friends in Parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 2004 · page 15

MICHAEL Danby (AJN 16/4)is quick to attack the recent comments of Liberal MP Sussan Ley. While I also disagree with some of…

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Elections anticipées au Canada: un pari risqué pour les libéraux au pouvoir

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 May 2004 · page 9

Le Premier ministre canadien Paul Martin a convoqué dimanche des élections générales anticipées pour le 28 juin, un pari risqué pour les libéraux qui briguent un quatrième mandat consécutif à la Chambre des Communes…

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Pre-election Budget targets security

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 May 2004 · page 4

DEFENCE and security featured in the Federal Government’s Budget on Tuesday night, with $1.3 billion to be spent over five years to respond to such…

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News At last year’s Guild elections, campaign mistakes cost the Left a likely victory. Now they're back. Left takes two more seats on Union Board

Tharunka · Monday 24 May 2004 · page 5

Week 10's elections delivered the Left seats on the Union's board of directors. Three candidates linked to last year's 'Power' ticket ran with common campaign material and picked up over 52 per cent of the primary vote, enough to win two of the three seats up for grabs…

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The Chaser · Thursday 27 May 2004 · page 1

SPECULATION is mounting that uninformed navel-gazing about the date of the upcoming Federal Election…

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Lessons of Holocaust, Rwandan genocide evoked in Federal Parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 June 2004 · page 8

TEN years after the violence in Rwanda, which left 800,000 dead, the memory of the Holocaust and the genocide in the African nation have…

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Labor-controlled NUS to spend $200k on its friends in parliament

Tharunka · Monday 7 June 2004 · page 7

Where do your student fees go? Here's one answer: $200,000 worth of student fees will be used to fund a campaign against the Liberal party in…

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Labor’s Wentworth Candidate Launches Campaign

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 June 2004 · page 4

The Labor Party’s candidate for Wentworth, David Patch (centre), launched his campaign on Sunday. In attendance were Justice Marcus Einfeld (left) and actor John Howard, who entertained the guests. Photo: Giselle Haber…

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The Chaser's Election Primer

The Chaser · Friday 18 June 2004 · page 8

CONFUSED about the upcoming Federal Election? Here at The Chaser, we're concerned that you make an informed choice about which white middle aged politician you wish to vote for. Which is why, over the next few editions, well be printing an Election Primer. First off, let's go through some of the terms you're likely to confront if you talk to a…

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Chazan at Parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 5

Former Knesset deputy speaker Naomi Chazan addressed the NSW Parliamentary Friends of Israel at State Parliament last week. Back from left; NSW Jewish…

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JEWISH MPs in Nsw Parliament

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 3

Jacob Montefiore MLC 1856-1860,1874-1877; Morris Asher MLA 1859-1860; Samuel Cohen MU 1860; Maurice Alexander MLA 1861-1872; Henry Cohen MLA 1874-1885 (with two-year…

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Call to disendorse candidate

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 5

LIBERAL candidate for Melbourne Ports David Southwick has called on Labor Member Michael Danby to pressure his party to disendorse a…

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Sharon to dig in, but elections likely

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 July 2004 · page 8

ISRAELI Prime Minister Ariel Sharon will try to survive in government, but the prospect of an election next year is strong…

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Candidates Chase Jewish Support

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 July 2004 · page 4

WITH the federal election looming, the candidates from the two major parties vying for the seat of Wentworth are targeting the Jewish vote…

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Government to issue Temporary Election Visas

The Chaser · Friday 23 July 2004 · page 6

THE Howard Government has reversed its previously hard-line policy on refugees, offering many of them…

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