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Mining & the mines, 1984

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Gold in squash

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 27

ADELAIDE: Gary Levien was the hero of NSW’s men’s squash gold medal win in the 51st carnival…

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Soccer Team Nears Eighth Gold Medal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 January 1984 · page 28

ADELAIDE: New South Wales soccer hopes of retaining the carnival trophy skyrocketed here last week following a slashing 8-0 win over Western Australia at…

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Two Swim Gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 January 1984 · page 17

Two Maccabi swimmers won gold medals at the recent Metropolitan Sprint Championships in…

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WA’s only gold in women’s P.C.

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 January 1984 · page 20

ADELAIDE: West Australia proved too good for their Victorian and New South Wales rivals in the keenly contested Ladies’ Physical Culture section of the 51st…

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COAL Bellambi sackings -- a result of govt inaction

Tribune · Wednesday 25 January 1984 · page 5

SYDNEY: The announcement by the Bellambi Coal Company of a further 363 retrenchments from its NSW South Coast mine follows the failure of the Hawke government to intervene in the running of the industry…

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Plan to award gold medals to section heads of future carnivals

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 January 1984 · page 20

Section managers of winning carnival teams are to receive gold medals, the…

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COAL Hawke rejects coal proposal -- but union won't give up

Tribune · Wednesday 1 February 1984 · page 4

SYDNEY: The Miners Federation will not give up its efforts to achieve greater regulation of the coal industry…

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Sporting Times Daniella: Aust. gold medal hope

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 February 1984 · page 20

An 11-year-old Bellevue Hill girl could be Australia’s gold medal hope at the First Junior Maccabiah Games in Israel next year. She is Daniella…

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Four Gold at Melbourne Olympics Agnes Keleti sees Budapest...again

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 February 1984 · page 20

A 62-year-old woman nonparticipant attracted more attention in Budapest recently, than the entire 24-strong Israel…

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COAL Attempt to save coal jobs fails

Tribune · Wednesday 8 February 1984 · page 4

SYDNEY: The Miners Federation central council meets this week to work out the nextstage in its battle to defend…

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Land Rights Maralinga land rights bill Focus of attack ' by Liberals and mining companies

Tribune · Wednesday 29 February 1984 · page 16

When the Legislative Council (the SA upper house) meets on March 20, the Liberals will attempt to…

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Black Politics Sa land rights and 'Gods mining company'

Tribune · Wednesday 14 March 1984 · page 16

A strong pattern of manipulation of Aboriginal interests by people connected with the mining…

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Persian carpets are ‘gold-plated’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1984 · page 28

It’s not often a furnishing is also a gold-plated investment, but this is certainly the case with Persian carpets, according to Peter Faeghi of the Persian Carpet Gallery, Double Bay…

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Taps and files come in gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 March 1984 · page 25

Some of the more exotic items from Bay Street Tiling Company, Double Bay, include 18-carat gold inset tiles and 20-carat gold bathroom fittings…

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Gold Coast Party

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 April 1984 · page 9

Gold Coast Hebrew Congregation’s headmaster, Norman Goodman, (right) with pupils during a recent Purim fancy dress parade at the Surfers Paradise synagogue hall…

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Envoy Visits Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 April 1984 · page 21

SURFERS PARADISE: Israel Ambassador, Yissakhar Ben-Yaacov, will make his first visit to…

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Swimmer’s Gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 April 1984 · page 20

Top-ranked Jewish swimmer, Anthony Goodridge, won the 100 metres 15-year-old butterfly title at…

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Chevra Kadisha for Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 April 1984 · page 3

GOLD COAST:The Gold Coast Hebrew Congregation has called a special general meeting in early May to establish a local Chevra Kadisha. The matter has become…

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MINING Growing support for British miners' strike

Tribune · Wednesday 2 May 1984 · page 4

The two month-long strike by British coalminers was marked this week by a rash of arrests of picketing miners at the more modern and profitable "super pits" which have continued operations…

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Wielrennen Amstel Gold Race voor Hanegraaf

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 May 1984 · page 11

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