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Sydney · Fires & bushfires

Fires & bushfires, 1990

10 stories in Sydney's papers

News in Brief Less fire damage

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 February 1990 · page 5

Better firefighting equipment and unproved cooperation between the Jewish National Fund and other…

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News Report Idf jeeps burned, position fire-bombed January death toll lowest in two years

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 February 1990 · page 3

The January death toll of 11 Palestinians reported to have been shot and killed by security forces in the territories equalled the lowest…

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Behind Bulgaria's chauvinist fires

Tribune · Wednesday 14 February 1990 · page 6

As part of the process of democratisation, Bulgaria's government last December rescinded a set of draconian…

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Levinger hit, holds his fire

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

Settler leader Rabbi Moshe Levinger was hit on the head by a stone last week on his way to the bank in the centre of Hebron. He put his…

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Fires in north

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

AFULA - More than 60 dunams of wheat fields belonging to Moshav Avital near here were destroyed Saturday night in another suspected…

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The Jewish World Shamir faces a backlash Israel's new government has come under fire from some traditional friends as well as from predictable quarters. But most concern focusses on the increasingly-tense relations between Washington and Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 1990 · page 15

WITH the formation of a Right-wing Government headed by Yitzhak Shamir and…

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Capital Canberra Attractions and Distractions Winter in Canberra... crisp air, a blaze of winter-biooming bushes and a surprising number of things to do and see. Our Canberra correspondent Bernard Freedman took time off from politician-watching to recount some of the joys of the nation’s capital

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 1990 · page 34

THERE’S a lot more to Canberra than parliament and public servants, politicians and public buildings. In fact there’s a hidden world…

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Fire guts kosher venue

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 September 1990 · page 7

ARSON is believed behind a fire which caused more than $1 million damage to one of Sydney’s leading kosher catering venues in…

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Sa Mfp under fire

Tribune · Wednesday 10 October 1990 · page 12

A coalition of political, community and church groups have called for the government to delay any decision on the Multi Function Polis (MFP) until the end of 1991…

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Bialik school car fire-bombed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 November 1990 · page 3

A CAR was fire-bombed in the grounds of Bialik College’s East Hawthorn campus in Melbourne on Sunday night…

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