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Sydney · Floods & storms

Floods & storms, 2004

11 stories in Sydney's papers

Storm

Dutch Weekly · Monday 19 January 2004 · page 11

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SYDNEY life This Week in the Community Keeping the FAITH Some 40 Yeshiva rabbinical students arrived on our shores just as the Flood Street apartment into which they were due to move was damaged by fire. Now settled in the Yeshiva Gedola building, four of the students spoke to Aviva Bard about their Australian experiences

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 January 2004 · page 1

LUBAVITCH philosophy tells us that what God desires most “is to be found in the work of our hands, fixing up His world.” Currently there are about 40…

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Downer’s welcoming remarks create storm in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 February 2004 · page 3

JERUSALEM - An invitation by visiting Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer to “Israelis, especially young ones”, “to come to…

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In the eye of the storm Australian photography student Dani Landes has been on a working holiday in Israel, where she has been thrust into the eye of the storm. ALANA ROSENBAUfVI reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 February 2004 · page 7

WHEN Dani Landes, 20, applied for an internship at an Israeli photographic agency, she knew she’d be in for more than filing and photocopying…

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Hall finds safe harbour but Vice-Chancellor sails into storm Damian Prenderqast reports on academics criticism of Vice-Chancellor Rory Home

Tharunka · Monday 8 March 2004 · page 7

Vice-Chancellor Professor Rory Hume's handling of allegations against disgraced Professor Bruce Hall has sparked a revolt by ten senior…

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ROMANCE The calm after the storm

Tharunka · Monday 10 May 2004 · page 19

Last week left our hero Barty startled after his first sea battle. clutching something in his hand, after his beloved Esmeralda bad…

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La Bibliothèque de la Nouvelle Gale du Sud

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 June 2004 · page 37

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Cyclone, ouragan ou typhon: des noms différents pour le méme phénoméne

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 July 2004 · page 9

Cyclone, ouragan outyphon: les noms changent même phénomème météorologique, manifestation des dépressions tropicales, capable de dégager une puissance de 200 kilotonnes, soit dix fois celle de la bombe dW*…

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Floods of Inspiration

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 July 2004 · page 16

GEOFF Levitus uses floods as a frequent and potent metaphor in his work. His latest collection, Evoke, features flooded Australian plains and scenes of calm…

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Soccer Girls Take Tigers by Storm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 July 2004 · page 23

FOUR Jewish girls - Amy Seskin (under-14), Tal Barash (under-16), Carly Vinoka (under-12) and Melissa Joffe (under-16) - are playing with the…

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Manslide Men storm back to power with 111 seats

Tharunka · Wednesday 13 October 2004 · page 1

THEY said it couldn't be done. But despite scandals over war, questions about politicians' fidelity and honesty what is being seen as a…

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