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Mining & the mines, 1989

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Tony changes from our green and gold to the red, white and blue

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 March 1989 · page 51

WHEN the British Maccabiah basketball team takes the court in Israel later this year, there will be a face familiar to the…

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Indians and Amazonian gold

Tribune · Wednesday 15 March 1989 · page 2

A Brazilian Indian tells doctors how he was wounded and his two year old daughter killed by armed gold prospectors in forests near the Venezuelan border. Yanomani Indians in the Amazonian rainforest are fighting for survival as gold fossickers move in. Amnesty International says you can help by writing to the Governor of the Territory: Exmo Sr…

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Gold Over Australia Bernie Gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 March 1989 · page 47

JUST RETURNED from a whirlwind two-week trip around the world with the highlight being the Maccabi World…

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Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 March 1989 · page 37

AVERAGE GOLD Coast City property prices have jumped 64 per cent in the past 12…

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Gold Coast is target for the millionaires

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 24 March 1989 · page 38

THE GOLD Coast has become a millionaire's haven with people from all parts of the world buying luxury homes and apartments…

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Gold Coast retirement home

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 March 1989 · page 39

NEGOTIATIONS are continuing for the purchase of land at Kerrydale for the establishment of a Sir Moses Montefiore Home on the…

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COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT Japanese company launches into Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 March 1989 · page 44

THE FIRST Australian venture to be undertaken by the Japanese development company Big Arrow Enterprises is a three-storey unit…

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SPORT_ Don Lane scores for Gold Coast Maccabi with laughs

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 31 March 1989 · page 51

A COUPLE of weeks ago entertainer Don Lane was joined by 60 excited Queensland Maccabi members and Australian Maccabi…

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WA: Rudall River Blacks fight uranium mining

Tribune · Wednesday 5 April 1989 · page 3

Because of concern over CRA's uranium mining activities in the WA Rudall River National Park in the…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 61

THE Commonwealth Games will be held in Auckland, New Zealand, early next year and already a number of Australians…

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Gold Coast group plans campaign

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 45

A QUEENSLAND-based Christian organisation is undertaking a campaign to urge Soviet leaders to…

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Complex in “Street of Gold” area

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 57

“Coolangatta Airport last year recorded a 20 per cent increase in~passenger movement to overtake Canberra and become Australia’s sixth busiest airport,” he said…

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KMU wins at Atlas mine

Tribune · Wednesday 12 April 1989 · page 4

The major Filipino union federation, the May First Movement (KMU), defeated a company union, affiliated to…

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Sport Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 61

HAVE JUST returned from a most enjoyable three-day stay in Perth, where I attended the annual meeting and a special…

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Gold Coast Gateway tenders close: $14m reserve

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 54

TENDERS have closed for the sale of The Gateway office tower on the Gold Coast following a widely promoted overseas and…

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ALP three-mines uranium policy - debate heating up

Tribune · Wednesday 19 April 1989 · page 3

Next month the ALP's Special Committee of Review, examining the party's three-mines policy on…

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Bougainville revolt shakes CRA mine

Tribune · Wednesday 26 April 1989 · page 5

The revolt is led by Francis Ona, a local who worked as a surveyor at the mine for ten years until his resignation last November…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 33

MY REPORT recently about the declared profit from the last Sydney carnivals apparently upsetsome memberd…

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Links between Israel and Argyle Diamond Mines

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 1

ARGYLE MINES plans to foster closer working contacts with the Israeli diamond industry so that manufacturers can become better…

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Real Estate Gold Coast attracting “keener” tenants

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 7

DEMAND continues for well-located office space on the Gold Coast despite high interest rates and an upward…

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