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Mining & the mines, 1987

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Workers Rights Miners prepare to fight anti-strike law

Tribune · Wednesday 22 April 1987 · page 5

BRISBANE: National meetings of miners will be held over the next couple of weeks to decide what action to take to fight the Queensland government's anti-strike law…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 May 1987 · page 24

AUSTRALIA’S participation at the Junior Maccabi Games in Israel in 1989 must now be in doubt, following the Maccabi World Union’s rejection of “conditions” suggested by Australian Maccabi Federation…

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Workers Rights Miners vote on campaign

Tribune · Wednesday 13 May 1987 · page 5

Queensland miners are meeting this week to decide their response to the state government's new anti-strike…

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Land councils agree to mining provisions

Tribune · Wednesday 13 May 1987 · page 16

ALICE SPRINGS: A joint meeting of the Central (CLC) and Northern Land Councils (NLC) on May 6 agreed to major…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 May 1987 · page 32

CONGRATULATIONS to evergreen John Maver, who recently played his 500th game for Melbourne’s Ajax-Maccabi hockey club. John, who has played with the club since its inception in 1960, becomes the first…

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Colombia coal deal set for this week

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 June 1987 · page 21

TEL AVIV. - Israel has contracted to buy 2.1 million tons of coal from Colombia through the end of the decade, in Jerusalem’s first major…

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Gold Coast Sorties Et Degustations

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 June 1987 · page 9

Le Club français de la Gold Coast nous fait savoir que la composition son nouveau comité directeur est suivante: Président: Alain Corroy;…

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South Africa Miners defy men-only rule

Tribune · Wednesday 10 June 1987 · page 5

South Africa's Black National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has initiated a bold new campaign to break the men-only…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 June 1987 · page 24

HERE’S a story of old fashioned sportsmanship. The scene was a Melbourne squash club championship final a few weeks ago. A club veteran, who had won the title back in 1972, was up against the club’s top…

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Gold Coast Activities

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 June 1987 · page 10

The Gold Coast Jewish community has been active in past weeks with successful United Israel Appeal (UIA) and Yom Ha’atzmaut functions, a communal seder at the…

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Zoetemelk wint Amstel Gold Race

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 15 June 1987 · page 15

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JOBS Coal owners use crisis to attack conditions

Tribune · Wednesday 24 June 1987 · page 5

Peko-Wallsend representatives walked out of a NSW Coal Industry Tribunal (CIT) hearing this week as coal owners launched a concerted attack on working conditions of miners throughout the state…

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THEATRE Coal Town on the road again

Tribune · Wednesday 1 July 1987 · page 5

The highly successful and acclaimed Coal Town outdoor musical show is once again on the road with performances in…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 July 1987 · page 32

BEST wishes and good luck to the tenpin bowling team which was due to leave late this week for Copenhagen to compete in the European Maccabi Games. It is the second team from Australia to compete in the…

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Netanya-Gold Coast twinning date set

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 July 1987 · page 1

Queensland’s Gold Coast and Netanya, one of Israel’s most progressive and fastest developing tourist resorts on the Mediterranean coast, will be proclaimed…

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JOBS Miners call for controls as coal crisis worsens

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1987 · page 5

The crisis in the coal industry has deepened with one of the biggest coalowners in NSW announcing that it may cut its workforce by up to a third. Coal and Allied, which owns 11 coal mines in the Hunter…

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BOOKS The spirit of survival in Thatcher's Britain You Can't Kill the Spirit -- women in a Welsh mining valley, by Jill Miller, The Women's Press, 1986, $12.95 pb

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1987 · page 11

Eleven women from the Welsh mining town of Abertillery recount their experiences of the long and…

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JOBS Miners widen coal authority campaign

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1987 · page 5

The Miners Federation is increasing its pressure on the federal government to establish a national coal authority, warning that industrial action may be taken if a long-term strategy is not considered…

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Mining Industry Coal crisis -- a glimmer of hope appears

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1987 · page 3

The Prime Minister indicated this week that he is prepared to chair a tripartite meeting to discuss the future of the coal industry, and called on coal employers to stop retrenchments until the meeting takes place…

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Gold Stake

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 36

An Australian company has acquired a substantial stake in gold and platinum deposits in Colorado, United…

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