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Mining & the mines, 1988

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WA takes the gold in carnival cricket

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 January 1988 · page 15

Western Australia returned to the winning list when it won the 55th Australian Maccabi Carnival cricket title from Victoria at Toorak Park, Melbourne, last week…

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Gold Coast

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 18 January 1988 · page 10

PETANQUE français de la Gold Coast au Queensland rappellent qu'ils se rencontrent les derniers dimanches du mois,…

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Gold medals shared in junior carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 January 1988 · page 20

ADELAIDE: South Australia claimed the first gold medal at the 6th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnivial, here last week…

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BOOKS Moscow gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 January 1988 · page 18

DESPITE THE numerous inaccuracies, prevarications and repetitions, this is a valuable book which should be put into English and given…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 February 1988 · page 32

ONE of the most pleasing aspects of the just-completed 55th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Melbourne was, in my opinion, the return to private accommodation for the majority of interstate…

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Motorists strike gold at Youth Skill Olympics

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 February 1988 · page 11

Australian moorists will be the real winners when apprentice mechanics from all over the world gather at the Darling Harbor Exhibition Centre on February 18 to battle for gold,…

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BRIEF Miners strike

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1988 · page 4

Australian miners staged a 48-hour national strike on Monday and Tuesday. The stoppage follows application by BP Coal…

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Ranger spill highlights mining danger

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1988 · page 12

Conservationists in the Top End say that last week's radioactive water spill at the Ranger uranium mine highlights the dangers posed by…

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Coal industry plan —when will the govt, listen?

Tribune · Wednesday 17 February 1988 · page 4

Through many months of negotiations and two national strikes, coal miners have been sending the federal government one loud message. They want a National Coal Authority to oversee the running of the industry…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 February 1988 · page 32

NICE to see that some award winners are truly appreciative of receiving their awards. Received a phone call…

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Magazine Bhp mine illegal, say Kakadu protestors

Tribune · Thursday 25 February 1988 · page 8

A possible court battle is looming over BHP's controversial joint mining venture at Coronation Hill following legal…

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Pot of gold disappoints

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 February 1988 · page 8

TEL AVIV - When is winning NIS 602,000 tax-free a disappointment? When you were hoping 4.2 million would fall into your lap,…

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Gold Over Austeralia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 March 1988 · page 38

A WARM welcome to the Israeli National soccer team here to play a series of matches against Australia, New Zealand and…

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Going for the gold the Fifth Column

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 March 1988 · page 14

A foreign company thinks there are chances of finding gold in Israel, the director of the Energy Ministry's Geological Survey told the Knesset…

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Gold Card System to Make Home Buying Safer

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 March 1988 · page 50

A PROPOSED “gold card” system of licensing for builders and allied trades will make it easier for home buyers to tell at a glance the…

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Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 March 1988 · page 42

MORE than 130 peopie attended the opening of the new premises of the commercial and…

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Coal deregulation has backfired

Tribune · Wednesday 6 April 1988 · page 11

Primary Industry and Energy Minister John Kerin's threat to reimpose export price controls on coal is a belated recognition that the federal…

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Gold Coast Vers Une Agence Consulaire Pour Les Français De La Gold Coast

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 April 1988 · page 11

Depuis longtemps déjà, les Français de la Gold Coast et du Sud-Est Queensland souhaitaient avoir leur agence consulaire. Il semble que satisfaction va…

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INDUSTRIAL Miners' jobs go as companies sell out the industry

Tribune · Wednesday 13 April 1988 · page 4

Close to 4,000 coalminers have lost their jobs since September 1986 when the Hawke government deregulated the industry. The latest to join the unemployed list are 390 workers at Queensland's South Blackwater mine…

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Gold records by swimmers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 April 1988 · page 39

EIGHT SYDNEY swimmers smashed nine records and collected 28 medals in. the Victorian Jewish championships in…

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