Victoria sweeps carnival Lawn Bowls
THE Victorian lawn bowls team will need to dean the trophy cabinet after winning the sixth annual Maccabi Australia lawn bowls carnival in…
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Sport editor Joshua Levi — Jlevi@Jewishnew.au History as 1150 flock to Junior carnival More than 350 teenagers from New South Wales will join 800 kids from around Australia for the 2007 Maccabi Junior Carnival in Melbourne later this month. Joshua Levi looks at how carnival came back to life
HISTORY will be created on January 16 when more than 1150 teenagers march into the Victorian Netball and Hockey Centre for the opening…
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CANBERRA - Jewish artefacts including a tallit and chanukiah are on show in an exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. Beaded Links…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Show biz latecomer takes on TV
JONNO Katz’s resume reads like he’s been in show business for years. But the aspiring actor/director only recently discovered his creative talents…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Graphic film, disorder mar Carnival launch
A GRAPHIC video about the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre that was screened at the opening of the recordbreaking Maccabi Junior Carnival this…
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THE 25th Maccabi Australia Junior Carnival opened in sweltering heat when more than…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →been & seen Maccabi Junior Carnival farewel More photos: sin.com.au The Sydney delegation said their farewells on January 16 at the airport on their way to the Maccabi Australia Junior Carnival in Melbourne
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left Michael Prag, Daniel Toblib, Sam Mansberg and Marc Segall…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A day at the Open with a Jewish flavour The 2007 Australian Open carnival rolled into Melbourne on Monday, and brought with it a strong contingent of Jewish players, officials, ball kids and - most notably - some unapologetically rabid supporters. Sports editor Adam Kamien spent the day taking in the colour and infiltrating Israel's answer to ‘the Fanatics’
THE strains of Am Yisrael Chail echo around the arena at Melbourne Park as Israeli newcomer Dudi Sela plays each…
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I WOULD like to most smcerely congratulate everyone involved in Maccabi Junior Carnival. What an extraordinary undertaking! With…
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SMILING faces, sounds of laughter and the heat of competition were all part of the 25th Maccabi Australia Junior Carnival, which closed last Tuesday night…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Vox Pop How important is the sport at Maccabi Junior Carnival?
Very important - you work as a team with your friends and you get to meet people…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Junior Carnival sport-by-sport wrap Tennis Joshua Levi summarises the results and highlights of tlie sports contested at the Maccabi Australia Junior Carnival this week
QUEENSLAND surprise packet Greg Fine emerged as the carnival’s tennis champion after he dominated on the court this week Fine, who was…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Fun at Junior Carnival More photos: ajn.com.au Jocelyn Robuck jrobuck@jewishnews.net.au Around 1200 participants and 600 spectators attended the opening ceremony of Maccabi Junior Carnival in Melbourne on January 16; participants enjoyed a fun night at Melbourne’s Luna Park on January 22. Photos: Peter Haskin
From left: Darren Kiday, shane Weiner, Terence Kablan, David Sloter. From left:Aaron Bassin, Seb Yigla, Marion Cohen, Jake Biggs. From Left: Sapir…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Quiz-show winner joins TV rich list
IT might not be in the same class as BRW, but a young Melbournian is $125,000 richer after winning the Seven Network’s new game show, The…
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CANBERRA - Coinciding with Canberra’s annual Multicultural Festival, local Jewish ceramics artist Sarit Cohen is exhibiting her latest work at…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →observe 6+1 art exhibition from Friday, February 23, 1-5PM
The Middle Cove-based 6+1 Art Group - comprising six women and one man - will exhibit and sell 75 of their artworks in the old stone Balmain Watchhouse, 179 Darling Street,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Women Show Faith in Inter-faith
JEWISH, Christian and Muslim women gathered last weekend for a seminar aimed at sharing personal stories and breaking…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Show filled with classic Jewish laughs
ENTERTAINER and comedienne extraordinaire Deb Filler promises to “bring the best jokes” to Melbourne and Sydney audiences with her new show filled with…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Salon French A-fair 2007
Fort du succès de sa première édition en 2006, le salon FRENCH A-FAIR proposera une fois de plus cette année de projeter sur le devant de la scène australienne la France, et plus particulièrement ses produits et son savoir-faire…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Photography exhibit at Sydney Jewish Museum More than 150 people attended the opening of Ben Apfelbaum’s exhibition at the Sydney Jewish Museum on February 18
From left: Eve Vince, Sandra Miles, Kathy Urwand, Anna Johns. Photos: Ben Apfelbaum Leah and Hannah Apfelbaum…
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