WA dominates bowls carnival
WESTERN Australia captured the Solomons Kosher Butchers ladies’ and men’s shields for the first time in 20 years after a tight competition…
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Sport Competition heats up at junior carnival Sports editor Brandon Cohen - bcohen@jewishnews.net.au Competitive sport will be back on the agenda at this year's 24th Maccabi Junior Carnival, which starts in Perth on Sunday. Brandon Cohen reports
ORGANISERS are hoping the introduction of Twenty20 cricket - rather than the “longer” one-day version to this year’s junior carnival in Perth…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Chanukah @ the Bay More than 6000 people attended Chabad Double Bay’s Chanukah celebration on December 27 at Steyne Park, which included an amusement park, kosher food fair, a six-piece band, fireworks and chanukiah lighting in memory of the late Simon Stein, known as Mr Chanukah
Chaim Parkas, Eden Shifroni. Josh Punin(left),Rabbi Yanky Berger.From left: Melenie Ruben, Rene Mill…
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ALMOST 400 children from around Australia and New Zealand marched into the…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Sydney youth depart for Maccabi The NSW Maccabi team departed on January 8 for the 2006 Junior Carnival in Perth. Photos:Ingrid Shakenovsky
From left: Guy Abelsohn, Ash Osie, Adam Joel, Joelle Weiner, Dean Frernder. Cassie Phillips (back); from left, middle: Lisa Nagler, Daniel Gogoski, Shayna…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Stunning conclusion to ‘friendly’ carnival
IT was a different kind of competition - on stage rather than in the sporting arena - that brought a stunning finale to the 2006 Maccabi…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →A Great summer camp The Great Synagogue’s summer camp for ages 5-13, held on January 9-13 at Reddam Primary School, featured outings to the IMAX theatre, speedboating, go-carts, Jamberoo and a carnival
From left: Brandon Kaye, Terry Cohen, Sholom Tenenbaum. Asher Port bobbing for apples at the camp Carnival.Noah Tsor (left), Chani Segelman. Nicky Green…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Maccabi junior carnival More than 400 children from around Australia and New Zealand participated in this year’s junior carnival in Perth
Photos: Peter Haskin From left: Nikki Witman (Vic), Amy Sekler (Vic), Adam Fink (NSW), Kim Fendel (WA), Ari Rutman (Vic), Nati Adams (Vic)…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The will of the majority, come what may Beyond Words Hamas was elected to office fair and square; what remains to be seen is whether this good or bad for the Jews
WHAT’S bad? Arafat’s Fatah Party. What’s worse? Hamas. What’s worse than worse? Hamas as a…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →NCJWA hosts celebrity chef National Council of Jewish Women of Australia (NCJWA) held a cookery demonstration on February 6 with Matt Moran, owner and chef of Aria restaurant and judge on the TV show My Restaurant Rules
From left: Ashley Hoffmann, Tim Bryan, Josephine Holland. Chef Matt Moran presenting prize of dinner at Aria From left: Anne Reid, Tammi Reid,…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Masada swimming carnival
MASADA College held its swimminq carnival at North Sydney Olympic Pool last week. Judah thrashed the [?] houses finishing with a score of [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Pick of the Week Esther Erlich Exhibition
ARTIST Esther Erlich presents a humorous approach to career women in her new exhibition, Emancipated…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Outlook The cartoon ‘jihad’ Was the virtual “jihad” that erupted over the Danish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed proof of the chaos theory? Or did it simply show the real face of the Muslim world? We selected leading Jews to offer their view
THE depiction of the Prophet Mohammed was considered blasphemous by many Muslims, and was therefore seen as a vilification of the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Jewish Food Fair Whets Appetites
CANBERRA - Local residents flocked to the ACT Jewish community’s food fair last Sunday to sample a smorgasbord of Jewish delicacies. Opening the food and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Arts beat Jewish-led exhibition in Woollahra
JEWISH artist Mary Indyk launches her exhibition Stolen Moments at the Michael Nagy Fine Art Gallery in Wooilahra today (Thursday). Indyk, who has previously…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Board of Deps Luncheon Club Award-winning ABC 702 morning show presenter Virginia Trioli addressed the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies luncheon club on March 2
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left: Dr Gal Raz, Vic Alhadeff, virginia Trioli. Stephen chipkin (left), Yair Miller. From left: Marissa Sandler, Monica Levy, Sophie York, Laura Dunkel…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Playwright steals the show
JEWISH writer/director Samara Hersch took out the Alex Broun Best New Talent prize in the Short and Sweet Festival of theatre, it was announced last week. Her play Stolen,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Czestochowa Exhibition to Tour Australia
AN exhibition on the Jews of Czestochowa is expected to tour Australia next year, the World Society of Czestochowan Jews and Their Descendants announced…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →been & seen A ‘light’ celebration More than 500 people attended the Purim celebrations at Dover Heights Shule, which featured a light show and an Israeli-style buffet
From left Rabbi Motti Feldman, Yitzy Spatter, Aycee Abrahams, Meyer Litzman. Les and Renee Mill…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →been & seen Barbecues galore at Kehillat Masada More than 200 children enjoyed the Purim carnival at Kehillat Masada, with activities including a jumping castle and mini golf. Close to 70 young adults attended a barbecue the following evening
Yehuda and Rabbi Gad Krebs. From left: Dean Lazarus, Keren Bick, Nikki Langbart, Lee Adler…
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