Fair-trade Kippot
LOS ANGELES - American Jews concerned about social justice can now buy kippot from companies that oppose sweatshop labour. The…
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New competition launched to give golfers a fair go
JEWISH businessmen Wayne Lasky and Brae Sokolski launched the inaugural Club6 golf competition in 2006 and the response was overwhelmingly…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Purim around town with a magician at Coogee Batory Kindergarten jumping castles at North Shore Synagogue, the Drum Cafe at South Head Synagogue, snow at the Great Synagogue and over 1000 people at Kesser Torah College’s carnival, Purim was a time to party across Sydney
Moriah College guests Maya Vaiuri (as Princess Fiona) and Orit Yona (as Shrek), who are both completing their national service at Moriah this year. Photo: Vivienne Radomsky…
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A MULITMEDIA artwork that features stockings stuffed with lentils, coffee beans and rice, along with photographs and sculpture, is…
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THE image of the sun rising over the ocean at Bondi Beach provided the inspiration for a series of paintings by up-and-coming artist Michael…
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Annabel Sherell artwork will be on display at Harrington Street Gallery, 17 Meagher Street, Chippendale. Inquiries: (02) 9337 4288…
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JUNIOR Carnival went to Melbourne, boasting the biggest number of participants in the event’s 25-year history. More than 1000 kids from…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Israeli adventurer relives brush with death for television show
AN Israeli-born adventurer who survived a 20-day ordeal in the Bolivian jungle that left him alone and on the brink of death has relived his…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Exclusive on ajn.com.au Show Stoppers
BLOGGER Yvonne Fein reflects on a film and two stage shows that made her laugh, cry and took her breath away…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →celebrate yom ha’atzmaut carnival Tuesday, April 24, 3.30-7.30PM
The State Zionist Council of NSW hosts Israel’s 59th Independence Day celebration with Israeli band Dor Hadash, rides and more at Moriah College, Queens Park Road, Queens Park…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Art show at the Great Hundreds of visitors attended the opening of the Great Artists exhibition on April 22 at the Great Synagogue; the exhibit will continue for one month
Avril Symon (left) and Deborah Leser. Errol and Trudy Davis…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Guide television the Oprah Winfrey Show Foxtel, W, Thursday May 3, 4.40pm
Oprah ana Elie Wiesel visit Auschwitz, the death camp that he was forced into as a 15year-old child. WORLD WAR II IN COLOUR: TRIUMPH…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →been & seen Lag b'Omer carnival The Yeshiva Centre hosted more than 2000 people at the parade and family carnival on May 6 at Bondi Beach
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left: Dina Newstadt, Kiki Stevenson, Gia Smith, Daniel Newstadt. Miriam Aharon (left), Esther Harkham. From left Chanie Bleier, Tali Diamond, Ella Herslt, Nechama Moss, Talia Fuchs…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Sunshine Coast hosts Courage to Care Courage to Care's travelling exhibition opened on the Sunshine Coast on May 10
Cathy Wills, From left: D[?] P[?] Renee Ichilcik,[?]z Fe[?] Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky…
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A 90-minute celebration of music, good humour and dance, The Show Must Go On looks at the relationship between art and life, exploring the clash of fine art and entertainment and challenging the expectations…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →Presenting a positive view of Israel through film As co-president of the Sydney Film Festival, Virginia Gordon is hoping to show Israel in a positive light, writes Nicole Breskin
PRESENTING positive images of Israel through a cultural lens: this was one of the aims of Virginia Gordon when she ran for the position of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Cover story Rocking ROCKINGINRED The Red Riders has shared the stage with big-name rock bands like Franz Ferdinand, The Sleepy Jackson and Snow Patrol. But this week they headline their own show at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. Nicole Breskin speaks to the band’s frontman, who says the idea of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll is “rubbish"
RED Riders lead guitarist Adrian Deutsch can be a little hot headed from time to time. The first single from his band’s debut album Replica…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →News Channel Nine Launches 'The Uncle Bill Show'
In response to the likes of Kochie and Mel, Channel Nine has embarked on a bold strategy to endear…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Butterflies of hope Sydney Jewish Museum opened its Butterflies of Hope exhibition with more than 160 people in attendance to hear Terezin Memorial deputy director Vojtech Blodig. The exhibition will continue through November 30
From left John Glass, George Grojnowski, Helen Staub, Dr Vojtech Blodig, Kate Fest Paul Drexler, a Terezin Ghetto child survivor, in front of photographs in the exhibition…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Israeli students join multicultural art show
LOCAL Jewish gallery owner Trish Amichi has gathered artwork from 27 schools in 15 countries for Big One Little Ones 2007 — Together, an…
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