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Sydney · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1978

108 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 6

Bill Green’s 41 years in train trade

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 January 1978 · page 2

I’VE been working on the railroad is a familiar tune to Bill Green of Merrylands. It is familiar because Bill has worked…

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Tienduizenden valse kaartjes voor tram en bus verspreid

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 January 1978 · page 3

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Council plans road works

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 17 January 1978 · page 2

WORK will soon be carried oat on several Holroyd roads. The work has been…

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Understanding the struggle in Vanuaaku New Hebrides on the Road to Independence. Edited by Chris Plant. $2.95 from Seli Hoo, 232 Castlereagh St, Sydney. Available soon. Land and Politics in the New Hebrides, by Barak Sope. $2 from Seli Hoo or progressive bookshops

Tribune · Wednesday 18 January 1978 · page 8

The New Hebrides - Vanuaaku - have become a matter of concern not. only for Australians supporting the struggle for…

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Jim motors in third

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 31 January 1978 · page 8

WENTWORTHVILLE rally driver, Jim Zerefos, has won third place in the Group Seven Motor Sport Association's rally series. Zerefos won third position In the association's 1[?]77…

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The profitable road to recovery

Tribune · Wednesday 1 February 1978 · page 3

The government says investment in Australia is the road to economic recovery-but that…

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Improvements to Roads Will Cost News in Brief

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 February 1978 · page 7

MORE than $220,000 will be spent on improvements to roads in Smithfield and…

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Four lane bridge is to be built

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 February 1978 · page 2

I APOLOGISE to those residents who will be inconvenienced during the reconstruction of the railway bridge at Westmead. It will be remembered…

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Bridge May Be Costly Council bill may total $100,000

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 21 February 1978 · page 1

HOLROYD Council will pay 20 per cent of the construction cost of a new rail overpass in Hawkesbury Rd, Westmead…

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Diamond Motors — success story

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 February 1978 · page 20

Diamond Motors, the Datsun dealer, has a display and administration area of more than 22,000 square feet at Maroubra. Three well-known…

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Motoring Sports Appeal in Lancia Hpe

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 February 1978 · page 14

Continuing its tradition of making performance cars for the enthusiast, Lancia has now produced the HPE (High Performance, Estate) version of…

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Bridge plan opposed

Tribune · Wednesday 1 March 1978 · page 11

BRISBANE: Plans to build a bridge to link Stradbroke Island with the mainland are being opposed by some locals. They claim the bridge is being built to open the island up for land developers…

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Fraser to Train Unionists

Tribune · Wednesday 1 March 1978 · page 11

SYDNEY: Trade union education will come under the control of the Fraser…

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France Now Renault goes for ‘grand slam’ to climax 80 years of motor sport

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 March 1978 · page 6

Renault has confounded many of Europe’s motor racing oracles by bouncing back stronger than ever in almost every category of racing and…

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Victorian Tramways: Poor Conditions Poor Service

Tribune · Wednesday 1 March 1978 · page 6

Tramway workers in Victoria take home as little as $110 a week for 40 hours work. Drivers can work for 4[?] hours without a break and a third of their shifts are broken…

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BROOMN Road Traffic Noise

Tharunka · Monday 13 March 1978 · page 4

Associate Professor Anita Lawrence of the School of Architecture, and Mrs Marion Burgess, a senior tutor in the School, have been awarded a grant by the…

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Art Show to Tour by Train

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 March 1978 · page 3

HOLROYD art-lovers will not have to travel to Sydney in the future to enjoy the State’s art treasures. State Premier, Mr Wran…

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Going down the road

Tribune · Wednesday 22 March 1978 · page 8

DOWN THE ROAD: Unemployment and the Fight for the Right to Work, by Sarah Cox and Robert…

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Woman Will Train As Astronaut

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 March 1978 · page 11

NEW YORK: One of the six women chosen for astronaut training by the National Administration…

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Hakoah’s “Road Trip” Brings Three Points and P.r. Fiasco

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 March 1978 · page 24

Three points, but no financial bonanza — this is the balance of Hakoah’s long weekend in Melbourne and there is a possibility of better things to come. From the football point of view, the matches against Footscray JUST and Fitzroy Alexander ensured that the Blues stay near the top of the national league, which they won in its inaugural season in 1977. As for the experiment of…

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