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Mining & the mines, 2000

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

La France a détruit toutes ses mines antipersonnel

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 February 2000 · page 7

Le 20 décembre, les six dernières du million de mines antipersonnel détruites par la France en 1998 et 1999, ont été neutralisées devant le ministre de la Défense…

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Alan Gold writes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 February 2000 · page 1

A REGULAR column by author Alan Gold starts in the Australian…

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Israeli wins European gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 2000 · page 38

JERUSALEM: Israel’s new immigrant pole-vaulter Alex Averbukh was crowned European indoor champion at the weekend after he won the competition at the European Indoor Championships…

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Veteranen willen Gold Card Herdenking Slag in de Javazee

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 March 2000 · page 23

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Feature A time to say sorry The Catholic Church, the German and Indonesian Presidents and the Pope have all been offering apologies of one form or another in recent days — the latter on the eve of next week's historic trip to Israel. The Australian Prime Minister, on the other hand, has great difficulty with the concept. Alan Gold explores the issue of apology and reconciliation

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 2000 · page 19

APOLOGIES are very much in vogue at the moment. In Australia, the Catholic Church has made a universal apology for its deficiencies during the past couple of…

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Gold Duke award — from the Duke

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 March 2000 · page 7

NOT too many winners of the Duke of Edinburgh Award can claim to have received the award from the man himself. Former Masada College student Debbie…

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Israel wins ice hockey gold, makes winter sport history

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 40

SERGEI Zak and Maxim Birbrayer led the scoring in the International Ice Hockey Federation’s D Division World Championships, as Israel captured the gold…

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Aborigines and the Holocaust The denial of the fact of the Stolen Generation invokes comparision with denial of the Holocaust. Alan Gold reflects on the link, on the eve of Yom Hashoah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 2000 · page 16

WHEN young Aboriginal Democrat Senator Aden Ridgeway…

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Shabbat Shalom the World of Judaism For Ronald Lubofsky, the message was the key Rabbi Ronald Lubofsky, who died last week at 71, was a pillar of Melbourne Jewry. Hugo Gold wrote this obituary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 2000 · page 25

RABBI Ronald Lubofsky AM died suddenly in the early hours of the 16th of Nissan — the second day of Pesach. He…

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Michael Boogerd tweede Zabel winnaar Amstel Gold Race

Dutch Weekly · Monday 8 May 2000 · page 30

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Diamonds and Demons Mining magnate, devoted chasid, football king and father of 11 children. The many sides of Joseph Gutnick proved fascinating copy for writer David Bernstein. Diamonds and Demons was published last week by Lothian Books. In this extract Bernstein looks at the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s influence on Gutnick’s business

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 May 2000 · page 18

We take up the story in 1991. Joseph had, by this time, come to rely heavily on the Rebbe for encouragement, inspiration and even…

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Gold award from the Duke

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 May 2000 · page 23

ROYAL Australian Air Force Cadet Under Officer Daniel Mendoza-Jones, 18, was presented with a Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award by Prince Philip at Government House recently…

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Bowls talent chasing gold in State Pennants

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 May 2000 · page 40

WITH no fewer than 24 bowlers from Rose Bay lining up for honours in the State Pennants finals next month, the strength of Jewish lawn bowls in the eastern suburbs is clearly evident…

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A crown of gold and sackcloth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 2000 · page 31

MOSES descends the mountain, sees the golden calf, and smashes the Tablets, placed in his hands by God Almighty Himself. After eighty days of negotiating,…

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It wasn’t mine

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 July 2000 · page 20

IN last week’s Partisan column (AJN 30/6/00), the virtual gremlins created the impression that the last paragraph was mine. Would that it were…

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Absolutely, Positively, Final Version of Olympian Efforts: Ding for the Real Gold!

Tharunka · Tuesday 1 August 2000 · page 18

Dear citizens of Syd-a-nee, as a proud supporter of the Olympic movement, and a defender of all that is ultra-ultra right, I feel impelled to write to you defending my many dear…

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Gold award

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 August 2000 · page 29

Aliza Bear was recently presented with a Gold Duke of Edinburgh award by NSW Governor Gordon Samuels at Parliament House. “I went on an expedition along the Six-Foot Track in…

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Aussie swimmers strike gold

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 August 2000 · page 44

AUSTRALIAN swimmers have distinguished themselves at the Jewish Community Centre Games in the United States, with Yael Galgut, David Rifkin, Shaun Greenblo, the U16 boys…

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Olympic gold for Murphy BALLET Mythologia

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 September 2000 · page 34

THE social columnist sitting next to me at the Capitol Theatre was bursting with enthusiasm as the audience applauded Graeme Murphy’s new Sydney Dance Company…

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Gold for Aussie play THEATRE Sweet Road

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 September 2000 · page 34

THERE has been criticism of the Olympic Arts Festival for its lack of Australian drama. Well, never mind, you can always rely on Sandra Bates’ non-subsidised…

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