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Fires & bushfires, 2005

29 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

Synagogue Fire in Russia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 January 2005 · page 15

A WOODEN synagogue in the town of Saltykovka near Moscow caught fire in the early hours of January 1 in a suspected arson attack. No one was hurt…

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Israelis fire, then fall, at Australian Open

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 January 2005 · page 20

ANNA Smashnova cruised into the third round of the Australian Open for just the third time in her career before hitting a brick wall in the form…

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Under-16s on fire CRICKET

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 23

NORTHSIDE Monash under-16s continued their good form of last year with another superb all-round performance against Roseville Kangas at…

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Premier team on fire in opening round BASKETBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 24

MACCABI NSW’s top basketball team scored a convincing win against UNSW Black, 73-56, in the seasonopening match of the Premier League…

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Cease-fire a ‘fighter’s rest’, says expert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 February 2005 · page 3

WHILE the election of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has prompted a new wave of optimism among Israelis and Middle East…

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World View London Mayor Under Fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2005 · page 12

LONDON - British Jewish groups are criticising London’s mayor for comparing a Jewish newspaper reporter to a Nazi concentration camp guard…

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World Renewed violence strains cease-fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 10

TEL AVIV — Israeli officials talked tough in response to a suicide bombing in a Tel Aviv nightclub, but resisted declaring an end to a cease-fire…

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Heat still on fire and on top BASKETBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 March 2005 · page 23

MACCABI’S under-14 Heat remain on top of the ladder after beating main rivals Newtown Sonics 51-47. Josh Grossman (12 points) and…

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Quadrant editor under fire over ‘neoNazi’ contributor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 5

PADRAIC P McGuinness, the editor of independent magazine Quadrant, was censured in Federal Parliament this week for publishing an article by…

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Small sets the lanes on fire Tenpin Bowling

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 March 2005 · page 22

RISING star Joshua Small, 15, broke his own record for the highest game and series with a colossal 258,232 and 170 for a 660 series at South East…

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False fires of misguided youth Torah Topic שמיני ־ פרה

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 April 2005 · page 18

BEING a young person in today’s challenging world is not easy. There are so many pitfalls, so many paths that lead to despair…

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Baxter College’s Human Rights Records Under Fire Free the refugees! Close Baxter

Tharunka · Monday 11 April 2005 · page 1

Human Rights activists today launched a campaign to shut down Baxter College, calling on the Federal Government to end…

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Restaurant fires up for Australia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 April 2005 · page 23

RESTAURANT chain Nando’s has jumped on board the Maccabiah Games train in a significant boost to the Australian team…

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Three Boys Die in Passover Fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 April 2005 · page 12

NEWYORK-Three Jewish boys in Brooklyn died after a fire on Passover ripped through their apartment. Last Sunday’s fire began in the kitchen, where the…

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Haifa won’t fire Pappe for urging boycott

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 April 2005 · page 11

JERUSALEM - The University of Haifa does not plan to take any action against faculty member Ilan Pappe for successfully encouraging…

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Rockets Fire in Grand Final

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 May 2005 · page 24

MACCABI NSW Basketball Club's under-18 Rockets captured the club’s first premiership of the 2005 season with a stunning 44-36 grand final victory over Lil Saints. Led by guard Natan Sasson, who shot 19 points, the Rockets held off the minor premier in a high-quality match…

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Mid-East reporter in the line of fire

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 May 2005 · page 13

ROSS Dunn, the Jerusalem correspondent for Australian Financial Review, died in Sydney on May 3. He was 49 years old. He had previously reported for the Sydney…

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Juniors fire up early in season BASKETBALL

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 May 2005 · page 23

MACCABI’S under-16 boys’ Magic thrashed Reddam in its season-opener 59-21. The Magic opened up a 23-9 lead…

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Queensland Fires Up for Lag B’omer

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 June 2005 · page 8

MORE than 200 people on the Gold Coast celebrated this year’s Lag b’Omer with the city’s largest bonfire. The Gold Coast…

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Fire fighter visits Coogee Kindy

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 2005 · page 7

CHILDREN at the Coogee Synagogue Batory Kindergarten were visited by firemen from the Maroubra Fire Station last week…

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