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Mining & the mines, 1987

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Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 January 1987 · page 5

The Gold Coast Hebrew Congregation has named three “non-resident” members to its board of…

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Gold-rosen Tenpin Kings

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 January 1987 · page 20

Baron Gold and Ellis Rosen have won the Division A Little King tenpin championship…

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Green Gold For the West Bank olive growers, the only Arab oil worth having is real olive oil, Post Reporter Lev Bearfield writes

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 January 1987 · page 15

IN A scenario that will sound unfamiliar to many Israelis, Keder Yassin left his West Bank village of Dur al-Kar a number of years back to…

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Cemetery on Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 January 1987 · page 4

SURFERS PARADISE: The Gold Coast Temple Shalom recently consecrated a section of ground at Southport Cemetery. The ground was allocated to the congregation by Gold…

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Gold easy for volleyballers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 January 1987 · page 20

BRISBANE: NSW wrapped up the 54th Maccabi Carnival men’s volleyball with a second convincing win over…

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NSW men ‘love’ gold in tennis

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 January 1987 · page 10

BRISBANE: NSW whitewashed the Victorian men’s tennis team six rubbers to love to clinch gold at the Griffith University tennis courts In the 54th Australian Maccabl Carnival here last…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 January 1987 · page 20

CONGRATULATIONS to Queensland Maccabi for conducting a most successful 54th carnival, which closed in Brisbane last week. Without doubt everyone, competitors and onlookers alike, had a…

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Wizo gold medal day

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 January 1987 · page 11

Israeli Consul-General Zvi Gabay presented Wizo liana president Ilona Lee with the Wizo Gold Medal in a ceremony at the Hakoah Club, Bondi,…

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Tops In new year listing UK cabbie honored by Queen before retiring to Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 January 1987 · page 5

LONDON: One of England’s best known taxicab drivers, who was awarded the MBE in the recent Queen’s New Year honors, is to spend his retirement in Australia. He is Arnold Sandler, 65,…

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Miners ready to act on super

Tribune · Wednesday 4 February 1987 · page 4

SYDNEY: Mining unions are considering taking nationwide industrial action over the refusal of coalowners to…

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Workers Rights Bjelke attacks mining unions

Tribune · Wednesday 11 February 1987 · page 4

BRISBANE: The Queensland government served Supreme Court writs on mining unions on Monday over the 48-hour coal…

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Workers Rights Pressure on miners

Tribune · Wednesday 18 February 1987 · page 5

SYDNEY: The coal mining unions' National Liaison Committee is meeting today to plan the next move in the currnet…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1987 · page 24

IN CASE you’re thinking that the decision not to give the vote to the Australian Maccabi Federation (AMF) executive is undemocratic consider these points. Firstly, the States which voted against the…

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MINING Tribunal to convene talks

Tribune · Wednesday 25 February 1987 · page 4

Last Friday's hearing before the Coal Industry Tribunal paved the way for the resumption of negotiations…

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BRIEF Gold Coast dispute brewing

Tribune · Wednesday 4 March 1987 · page 4

BRISBANE: Queensland Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen and his backers appear to be setting up a major industrial…

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BRIEF Mine closure highlights need for job security

Tribune · Wednesday 4 March 1987 · page 5

Following the lifting of overtime bans in Queensland by the Miners Federation (see Tribune, February 25), the…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 March 1987 · page 42

THOSE who have had an opportunity to visit the magnificent Jewish Centre in Perth would have seen its handsome glass-cased collection of carnival programs. They extend from the first carnival in 1925-6…

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Music Singing for Gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 March 1987 · page 33

Every singer dreaming of future stardom, whether in the field of opera or pop-rock, and heading confidently towards that miraculous pot of gold at the end of a long rainbow, will be encouraged to find that the…

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The green and the gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 March 1987 · page 13

REFORESTATION, the “greening of the hills,” was one of the first endeavours of the Jews returning to Israel, and since pre-state days has…

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Gold Coast minister’s new contract

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 April 1987 · page 3

SURFERS PARADISE: The Gold Coast Hebrew Congregation has renewed the contract of its minister Rev…

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