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Mining & the mines, 1996

26 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

Gold Coast Latest Honours "even"

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 1996 · page 28

HONOURS are about even between New South Wales and Victoria at the 63rd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival on the Gold Coast…

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SPORT Injury scare to NSW basketball star From Vic Alhadeff on the Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 1996 · page 27

AUSTRALIA’S top Jewish basketballer, Brad Rosen, sent a scare through the ranks of the New South Wales basketball team at the 63rd…

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Bands of gold "They were ornamented with a model of a house. synagogue or

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 1996 · page 10

Have you ever wondered why wedding rings are worn on the third finger of the left hand? Or why we bother with a band of gold at all? Well, Rabbi Rudolph Brasch did. He also wondered about the…

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Carnival opening's tribute to Rabin News Results Profile Schools From Vic Alhadeff on the Gold Coast

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 1996 · page 28

THE reflections of 400 flickering glow-torches glimmered on the Bond University lake as Maccabi leaders and Israel Ambassador Shmuel Moyal clasped hands and led 800…

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More gold for Gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 6

FOR obvious reasons, Bernie Gold takes particular pride in helping his team win the Bemie Gold Shield for men’s squash. The squad from Victoria made it a neat dozen on the Gold Coast, winning the event for the 12th…

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Gold wins hot 10km run

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 12

VICTORIANS David Gold and Daniel Gurvich set the pace in the 10-kilometre fun run on a humid morning…

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MEWS Queensland Gold Coast pays homage to war dead

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 January 1996 · page 8

THE Gold Coast Jewish community has dedicated a war memorial monument…

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Wrestler’s surprise gold medal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 February 1996 · page 31

A Russian-born Israeli wrestler Michel Beilin, 21, stole the thunder at the 22nd International Wrestling Tournament in Ramle, Israel, at the…

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Royal Gold Medal for Harry Seidler

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 March 1996 · page 2

SYDNEY architect Harry Seidler has been awarded one of the world’s most coveted architecture prizes — the 1996 Royal Gold Medal for…

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City of gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 April 1996 · page 26

THINK OF Jerusalem and name a colour. What newly-discovered gold anywhere has been to…

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Nederlanders presteren slecht Zanini wint Amstel Gold race

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 May 1996 · page 30

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Beit Menachem College, where Judaism is a way of life Gold Coast Jewish college Beit Menachem president David Rebibou explains the aims of the school, which opened this year

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 16

JUDAISM is not just another subject at Beit Menachem College on the Gold Coast; it is a way of life, president David Rebibou said last week. “Beit Menachem is a community dayschool on the…

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Changes to Gold Coast temple board

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 June 1996 · page 18

THE Gold Coast Temple Shalom board of management is due to undergo considerable changes,…

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Yossel's gold COMMENT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 1996 · page 14

RABBI Joseph Gutnick is an amazing fellow. Not only has he amassed an incredible mining fortune — largely on the strength of a hot tip from the late…

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Israel’s eyes on the gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 July 1996 · page 34

SOON after the United Nation decision on November 29, 1947, to establish the State of Israel, the state’s sports movement began through the cooperation of the largest Israeli athletic organisations — Maccabi and Hapoel…

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Film-maker scores gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 August 1996 · page 30

Danny Gocs talks to the Sydneybased, award-winning film-maker Rivka Hartman. ILM-MAKER Rivka Hartman, Melbourne1…

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Gold, bronze medals, highlights

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 August 1996 · page 36

KERRI Strug’s gold in gymnastics for the USA, Gal Friedman’s bronze medal in the Mistral class of yachting and the heroics of Israel’s…

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Trete Jours En Caledonie Histoire Des Mines

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 October 1996 · page 27

La Société d'études historiques sort des oubliettes deux textes sur l'histoire de la raine écrits en 1890 et en 1963. Première crise du nickel, création de la SLN, petits mineurs, maind'oeuvre…

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Aussies gain first Gold Sponsor 40 Weeks to Go!

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 October 1996 · page 35

AUSTRALIA’S Maccabiah Games program has received its first major financial boost with the announcement that Melbourne communal personality Jonathon Munz has become the team’s first Gold Sponsor…

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Nazi gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 November 1996 · page 15

The great Swiss cover-up — will the questions be answered? Neville Wylie reports…

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