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Mining & the mines, 1989

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Gold Coast business complex opened

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 August 1989 · page 2

SOUTHPORT’S newest corporate CBD address was officially opened by Gold Coast major Lex Bell last week…

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The pursuit of legal excellence Perhaps if the Rosenblum and Partners brochure had been morocco-bound and stamped in gold, it may have been more elegant, but as it is the brochure, and the video which the company has made to promote its services and its image, are the epitome of upmarket glossiness. Vic Alhadeff went to the company’s plush offices to find out why a legal firm is promoting excellence as its sine qua non

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 August 1989 · page 3

TWENTY-FIVE years ago, solicitor Rodney Rosenblum’s office was a dingy 500 square feet in area on the third floor of Dalton…

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Sport The South African dilemma for Israel and Maccabi Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 August 1989 · page 31

AS WELL as being a playing member of the Australian 13th Maccabiah team, I attended a number of special Maccabi…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 August 1989 · page 31

CONGRATULATIONS are due to nine-year-old Victorian fencer Jonathan Kaufman, who in Sydney a few weeks back…

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Soviet media praise striking miners

Tribune · Wednesday 23 August 1989 · page 6

In the Kuzbas area, strike committees from the eleven striking cities of the Kemerovo Region, one of the richest…

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US coal strikes spread across the country

Tribune · Wednesday 23 August 1989 · page 6

The union called the strike after the Pittston management had made it clear that they had no intention of…

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Demand for Gold Coast office space has doubled

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 August 1989 · page 12

THE AVERAGE area of office space taken through new leases on the Gold Coast has more than doubled in the past three years,…

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Young lawn bowler starts rewriting the record book Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 September 1989 · page 31

WHEN Ron Fontany defeated Max Gray 31-14 to take the Pymble Lawn Bowls Club’s 1989 major singles title a…

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Investor confidence in Gold Coast property

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 September 1989 · page 4

PROPERTY INDUSTRY consultants Rider Hunt have ruled out any possibility of the Gold Coast economy being hit by another real estate market crash in the wake of prolonged high…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 39

THE AUSTRALIAN Maccabi Federation (AMF) executive has been busy mailing out invitations to overseas countries to…

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Gold Coast agency has new owner

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 11

NEW SOUTH Wales businessman Tom Nesbitt has acquired ownership of the Gold Coast real estate agency Cameron Green &…

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Pilots’ dispute brings down Gold Coast interest rates

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 7

CORPORATE financier First Pacific Mortgage Limited (FPM) has moved quickly to stimulate the…

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Gold Coast areas gearing up for luxury home demand

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 September 1989 · page 8

THE CENTRAL and northern parts of the Gold Coast will become increasingly more popular for prestigious residential living as the year 2000 draws closer, according to managing director of Cameron Green and Associates, Don Cameron…

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Goldberg strikes gold in tenpin

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 34

HENRY GOLDBERG last week won the TEAC-sponsored NSW Maccabi Tenpin Veterans Championship at Rushcutter Bowl…

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Dore Gold analyses a strikingly bold four-point document which underlines the centrality of the PLO in Egypt’s peace strategy. Does the U.S. accept the Egyptian assumptions? The answer is crucial for Israel. An ‘American’ document?

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 3

U-S.-ISRAELI differences over the peace process may once again be surfacing after a pause of several months. Superficially, there seems to be no reason for any discord between the two allies. In fact, official U.S…

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NSW taxpayers bankroll coal companies

Tribune · Wednesday 11 October 1989 · page 2

People in NSW who use electricity, travel on public transport or drink water in NSW, have felt the force of the Greiner government's 'user pays'…

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Gold Over Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 35

WELCOME HOME to Australian Maccabi Federation (AMF) treasurer Alan Silver from a two-week overseas cricket tour…

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Gold strikes in junior cricket

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 35

MACCABI UNDER-10 (gold) cricket team collected winning points in the Eastern Suburbs competition last week, but at the…

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Local miners link to Israel diamond industry

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 3

SEVERAL commercial ties have been formed between Australian mining companies and Israeli diamond cutters and polishers. This…

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Alice Springs Le "Gold Plate" pour Jean-Pierre Rodot

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 10

L'Ainslies, le restaurant de l'hôtel Four Seasons (144 chambres) à Alice Springs s'affirme comme l'un des meilleurs d'Australie grâce à Jean-Pierre…

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