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Shows & fairs, 2004

81 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5

Interfaith photo exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 January 2004 · page 12

JOINT Muslim-Jewish photographic exhibition Brotherhood of the Grapes: Duet #1 by Homi Vesal and Paul Green at the Sherman Galleries,…

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Segue: Food also features at the Qld Art Gallery's latest exhibition

The Chaser · Friday 9 January 2004 · page 13

Michel Tuffery, the Ironic Vegan Toreador, has made a family of bulls out of cans that used to contain corn beef. The twisted irony of this piece was only beaten…

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Interfaith photo exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 January 2004 · page 12

JOINT Muslim-Jewish photographic exhibition Brotherhood of the Grapes: Duet #7 by Homi Vesal and Paul Green at the Sherman…

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Juniors ready for first-ever Maccabi Carnival in New Zealand

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 January 2004 · page 20

THE City of Sails is ready for “the biggest thing to happen to the Jewish community in New Zealand” when Maccabi Junior Carnival kicks off in Auckland this week…

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Exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 12

BLENDER Gallery exhibition of five artists' work, entitled And the leaves drift to the ground, including: Dalia Ayalon Sinclair and Sally Bierman…

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ADC urges fair compensation

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 8

THE B’nai B’rith Anti-Defamation Commission has contacted Queensland Premier Peter Beattie to plead for higher levels of…

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Junior carnival makes history in New Zealand

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 20

FOR the first time in its 22-year history, Maccabi Australia's Junior Carnival opened last week off Australian soil. The brainchild of Maccabi Australia…

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Arts&Books Rubin set for new solo exhibition

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 16

PROLIFIC Sydney artist Victor Rubin will be holding his 33rd solo exhibition next month - at Kenthurst Galleries…

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Junior carnival boosts NZ Jewry This week’s 22nd Maccabi Junior Carnival has brought an ever-growing Jewish community even closer. Brandon Cohen reports from Auckland

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 3

ONCE considered a pipedream by some in the Maccabi hierarchy, New Zealand’s first taste of hosting a junior carnival was this week…

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Sport NSW dominant in successful Kiwi carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 January 2004 · page 20

NEW South Wales picked up the gold medal in a high-quality under-15 soccer competition at the 22nd Maccabi Junior Carnival in Auckland,…

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Tough task selecting the best from Junior Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 February 2004 · page 22

AFTER a successful Maccabi Junior Carnival in New Zealand, NSW team management had a difficult time in selecting the award winners…

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SYDNEY life This Week in the Community Jewel of the NILE Returning to her native Egypt after 47 years, Camille Fox was filled with emotion and inspiration, which prompted her to produce a nostalgic exhibition reflecting a bygone era. She spoke to Jacqui Gal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 February 2004 · page 1

WHEN Camille Fox fled Alexandria with her family at the age of seven, she believed the door had firmly closed for her on all things Egyptian…

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BLACKBOARD Mount Sinai carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 6

THE annual Mount Sinai College swimming carnival at Heffron Pool was described as "a real splash" by participants…

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World View No Show for Dieudonne

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 12

PARIS - A leading Paris venue cancelled a show by a French comic who stirred outrage when he dressed as an Orthodox Jew who gives a Nazi salute…

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Australian team bound for US Building on the momentum of last year's Pan-American Games and Junior Carnival, 2004 also promises to be a big year for Maccabi Australia. David Wiseman looks at the two events in the pipeline

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 24

AUSTRALIA is to send a contingent to the JCC Games for the 10th time. This event has been a breeding…

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Profile and Exhibition ARTIST / PAINTER Anneke van der Pal Exhibition Title Bondl Beach My Backyard

Dutch Weekly · Monday 1 March 2004 · page 20

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NSTE Purim carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 2004 · page 15

NORTH Shore Temple Emanuel will hold a fancy dress parade on Saturday, March 6, at 6pm followed by a Purim carnival on Sunday, March 7, at 10am…

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Great Synagogue carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 2004 · page 15

THE Great Synagogue will host a free Purim Carnival on Sunday, March 7, at Reddam House, Edgecliff Rd. at 12:30pm…

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Records smashed at Masada swimming carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 23

FIVE longstanding records were smashed at the Masada College High School swimming carnival at the Warringah Aquatic Centre last week…

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Family fun fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 16

VAUCLUSE Public School, Sunday, April 4, 10.00am - 2.00pm. Rides, bouncing castle, art activities, magician and animal farm. Gourmet food…

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