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Railways, roads & transport, 1989

90 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 5

MOTOR Hints for keeping the car moving

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 August 1989 · page 6

THE DIFFERENT weather conditions during winter can affect the performance, efficiency and reliability of the most…

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Go hitching on this Road anytime ROAD

Tharunka · Monday 14 August 1989 · page 24

Ensemble Theatre (ph. 929 0644) I If you’re looking for an exciting, involving funny and altogether entertaining night out-this is the one! Written by Jim…

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Judaism Torah and Democracy Simon Griver profiles Israel’s rabbi Avraham Ravitz, leader of the Degel Hatorah Party, who is seen by many as an effective bridge between the country’s Orthodox and secular communities

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 August 1989 · page 16

LAST summer Rabbi Avraham Ravitz could be found teaching in Jerusalem’s Ohr Sameach Yeshiva where he headed…

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Kings of the Road

Tharunka · Monday 21 August 1989 · page 4

Highways, drugs, pinball machines, cigarettes, big cars, angst, gambling, life as a loner; it’s very much a Boys-Own American Dream. One of the schools of thought dominant in late 20th century film,…

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MOTOR New Audi set to make impact on market

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 August 1989 · page 5

THE NEW Audi 80S has arrived in Australia. Launched by national distributors Ateco Industries Pty Ltd in…

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Illawarra Synagogue Cnr Railway Pde & Noble St, Allawah

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 August 1989 · page 26

MINISTER: Rev Stewart Myers, 546-1771. 39 Woids Ave, Hurstville. PRESIDENT: Fel Prentice, 588-3926. SERVICES: Fri., 6.15pm. Shabbat 9am…

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The Green Line We Are Building Roads

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 September 1989 · page 8

The Rosh Hashana Blue Box Campaign which commences this Sunday is expected to provide a substantial part of the…

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Illawarra Synagogue Cnr Railway Pde & Noble St, Allawah

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 September 1989 · page 26

MINISTER: Rev Stewart Myers, 546-1771. 39 Woids Ave, Hurstville. PRESIDENT: Fel Prentice, 588-3926. SERVICES: Fri., 6.15pm. Shabbat 9am…

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MOTOR Camry sets new standards

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 September 1989 · page 4

ALL Toyota-built cars soid in Australia will now have twin camshaft multi-valve engines. The launch of Toyota’s new…

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The Decade the Bridge Overloved

Tharunka · Monday 11 September 1989 · page 15

Commuter access to the Central Business District is said to have exceeded the capacity of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the 1980’s. Fact…

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MOTOR New law: age now no reason not wearing seatbelts

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 September 1989 · page 4

NEW LAWS make it compulsory for everyone, young and old, travelling in motor vehicles to wear…

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THEATRE Road hardly worth travelling Shellcove Road by Alex Buzo Northside Theatre Company Marian Street Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 September 1989 · page 24

THIS PROJECT is assisted by the Australia Council, the federal government’s arts funding and advisory body, the program said. Well, people in the arts ought to be encouraged…

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Six-cylinder Lexcen on the road

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 4

TOYOTA HAS launched its first locally manufactured big six-cylinder passenger car and wagon range — the…

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MOTOR News range of Mazda 323s unveiled

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 October 1989 · page 4

A SEVEN-model range of new, high-styled Mazda 323s went on sale throughout Australia last week. Three hatchbacks, known as Astina, and four elegant sedans make up the range. The front-wheel-drive 323s also offer three separate engines…

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MOTOR Dream victory for first-time racers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 October 1989 · page 4

TWO YOUNG racing drivers won their class in the Tooheys 1000 at their first attempt — thanks to a…

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Illawarra Synagogue Cnr Railway Pde & Noble St, Allawah

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 November 1989 · page 30

MINISTER: Rev Stewart Myers, 546-1771. 39 Woids Ave, Hurstville. PRESIDENT: Fel Prentice, 588-3926. SERVICES: Fri. 6.15pm. Shabbat 9am…

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MOTOR Holden Royale exported to Singapore

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 November 1989 · page 4

GENERAL Motors Holden Australia (GMHA) has expanded its export interests into the luxury vehicle market, with its first stretched limousine — the Holden Royale — now being exported to Singapore…

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VFT - shonky train, shonky land deals

Tribune · Wednesday 8 November 1989 · page 9

In true New Right style, Abeles argued that his concept for south-east Australia was too big for government and the…

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Fight to save Melbourne's tram conductors

Tribune · Wednesday 8 November 1989 · page 4

About 5,000 people, and hundreds of trams and buses, blockaded Melbourne's city streets last Thursday to…

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Coogee Bay Road shops for sale

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 November 1989 · page 7

GRAHAM CAMPBELL of Ray White Bondi Junction has for sale two large lock-up shops in the heart of Coogee. Bay Road…

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