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Fires & bushfires, 2001

20 stories in Sydney's papers

Adam Hills Go, you big red fire engine Hi Fi Ballroom (opp. Town Hall) Wed-Sun 9:30pm 5/10 $18/$14

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 11

Adam is a lovely guy. Or at least, that's what he wants you to think. He has a lot of audience participation in his show, and it's kinda inspiring. There's…

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At 50, Jams Ian still has the fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2001 · page 24

SINGER Janis Ian burst onto the music scene in 1966 as a 15year-old when her song Society’s Child was banned in…

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N International Son of terror victim murdered as... Diplomatic contacts intensify toward cease-fire News Analysis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 May 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Many Israelis felt let down as Foreign Minister Shimon Peres spoke of a possible cease-fire during meetings in Washington and…

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No cease-fire: Hamas

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 2001 · page 10

HAMAS will not honour the cease-fire called by Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat, according to the group’s spiritual leader…

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[?] International Deadly act of terror leads to cease-fire News Analysis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — The vicious minds that planned last Friday’s suicide bombing outside a Tel Aviv disco may have been too primitive to…

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Legislator draws fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 June 2001 · page 12

ISRAEL’S attorney-general lashed out at an…

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N International Last-ditch talks yield cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 June 2001 · page 12

JERUSALEM — Israel and the Palestinians reportedly have agreed to a US plan for at Mid-East cease-fire, but the deal’s success appears to hinge…

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Keep the home fires burning

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 4

The Woodland range of Jotul heaters has an efficient heating system with a slow combustion feature and has been designed to beat the coldest winters. Jotful woodstoves are made from furniture quality cast iron construction including durable cast iron firebox with a maintenance free external rich porcelain enamel finish. Air washed decorative glass…

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N Opinion Dissent under fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 14

CLASSICAL Rome is remembered as a democracy, albeit of the early primitive form which excluded more than half of the population. In fact, Rome was a democracy only when times allowed for debate. When Rome was at war, which was…

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Israelis question violent cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — Faced with continued casualties, the Israeli public is growing increasingly frustrated with a US-brokered cease-fire that…

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Andrew Hansen's[?] Ordinary Household Items How-to Guides TM How to make a bomb using ordinary household items TM Here is the easiest way to make a human-crisping remote fire-bomb in the comfort of your living room

The Chaser · Monday 25 June 2001 · page 7

First make napalm. Napalm can easily be made using normal car petrol—remember unleaded petrol is better for the environment-and anything that will dissolve in benzine: styrofoam is easiest, but some terrorists like asphalt. You just pour the petrol into a container, and then stir in the styrofoam until it has a very…

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Queer Bitch Slap - August 2001 Arise a First Full of Fire

Tharunka · Tuesday 3 July 2001 · page 24

As the mind takes a trip into eclectic dimensions, it's time to tap into the root of your soul. Hang ups are not to behung up on but dealt with creatively leaving all…

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The end of the pseudo cease-fire News Analysis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 2001 · page 10

SINCE 1948, cease-fires in the ArabIsraeli wars have usually been utilised to prepare for the next round of fighting. Exhausted troops…

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Peres attempts to rekindle cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2001 · page 13

JERUSALEM — Foreign Minister Shimon Peres is in contact with highlevel Palestinian officials in an attempt to work out yet another…

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This Week in Israel Cease-fire talks in doubt

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2001 · page 10

PALESTINIAN officials squelched reports that Foreign Minister Shimon Peres would meet soon with Palestinian Authority Chairman…

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Arafat orders cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 September 2001 · page 12

JERUSALEM — Israel has announced that it is ordering the army to cease all offensive operations against the Palestinians in…

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Howard backs Israeli cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 October 2001 · page 8

PEACE between Israel and the Palestinians would encourage greater commitment of the more moderate Arab states to the anti-terrorist…

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Cease-fire hangs by a thread

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 October 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — It’s not much of a cease-fire, but it’s the Israelis and Palestinians have. Even when Foreign Minister…

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International Cease-fire off as Sharon attacks terror

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 October 2001 · page 10

PRESSURED by daily deadly terror attacks, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon last week said all attempts to reach a cease-fire have failed and he ordered…

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Firer under fire

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

The granting of Hebrew University academic Dr Ruth Firer a communal platform at The Shalom Institute has been criticised again…

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