Zionism takes Israel by storm
RAMAT AVIV: Israel’s unusually warm, dry winter weather came to an abrupt end recently, when Zionism took the country by storm. Tel Aviv University’s…
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10 stories in Sydney's papers
Pipi Storm festival
SYDNEY: The Pipi Storm theatre group is holding a festival at the Cleveland Street Performance Space until January 31. Two daytime shows, The Story of Whoopsie (11am) and Kids Kabaret (2 pm) are aimed at kids, but Pipi Storm's lively style is sure to also entertain adults. "Whoopsie" is the story of an ill-fated, young Egyptian waiter, and "Kids Kabaret" is full of…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Floods Hit W.a
Trs. 'after me; the deluge!' attributed to Louis XIV…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Butler provokes storm On dams
HOBART: Tasmanian environmentalists reacted angrily to the appointment of Harry Butler as environmental consultant to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Nederlandse fregatten redden 16 man in storm
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Continued on Trove, page 1 →Book launching of "Storm and Struggle"
Four of the five editors of the Miners Federation paper Common Cause since 1935 came together in Sydney last week at the launching of Edgar Ross's book Storm and Sttruggle. They are, left to right, Pete Thomas (1973-79), Edgar Ross (1935-66), Len Fox 1966-70), and Pat Gorman (1979-). The book, a history tracing Edgar's involvement in the labor movement from…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Eye of the Storm Approaches
As I'm grabbed by old age with its various geriatric ailments, it worries me that I can't get on with my work as a writer. What I see as creative writing has…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Is "Yellow rain" a US propaganda storm?
A team from the US state department visited Australia last week to present "evidence" of alleged Soviet chemical warfare in South East Asia and Afghanistan. For the last…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Protests flood in on Seeds Bill
SYDNEY: A deluge of mail and petitions protesting against the Fraser government's seedpatenting legislation is having its…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Nicaragua appeals for flood relief
NICARAGUA: Raging floods killed at least 65 people, caused $150 million damage, left 50,000 homeless and destroyed farms, factories and highways last month. "This is the worst thing Nicaragua has experienced since the human…
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