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Sydney · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1995

60 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 3

Hapoalim banks on the bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 January 1995 · page 35

BANK Hapoalim, Israel’s largest financial institution, has joined the rush to capitalise on the peace process by opening banking facilities at the Sheikh Hussein Bridge…

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Motoring Daewoo: hard to say, easy to drive

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 January 1995 · page 32

WHEN Korean cars arrived in Australia five years ago there was veiy little faith in them in the market place and they were seen, with some…

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Foule pour le nouveau tramway strasbourgeois

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 20 January 1995 · page 6

"C'est un succès largement au-dessus de nos espérances", commentait un élu municipal tandis que des* géants verts juchés sur leurs échasses embouchaient trompettes et saxophones pour…

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MOTORING Extra New Jeep Cherokee for ’95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 1995 · page 33

CHRYSLER Jeep Australia has released the 1995 Model Year Jeep Cherokee which now boasts a driver’s side airbag as standard safety equipment across the range…

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Bloodstains on the painful road to peace on the Other Hand

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 1995 · page 16

ANYONE who has travelled around Israel will be familiar with the sight of milling crowds of young soldiers around bus stops on a Sunday…

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MOTORING Hyundai Excel fun to drive

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 1995 · page 33

THE HYUNDAI has become the best selling imported car in Australia, offering good motoring at an affordable price…

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Hakoah bridge enters new era

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 8

BRIDGE AT the Hakoah Club has turned a corner and an era has ended; Stan Newton, founder of bridge at Hakoah has stepped…

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Thursday the Rabbi Played Bridge Ron Klinger

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 27

Just back from Israel, David?” “Yes, Rabbi, but one thing about the Israeli television... did you know that they do not show any westerns.”…

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MOTORING New Holden Nova is bigger and better

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 1995 · page 38

THE NEW Holden Nova, a rebadged Toyota Corolla with enough differences to make it a car in its own right, provides another creditable competitor in the…

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MOTORING Hyundai Sonata Levant—a touch of luxury

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 33

THE TOP of the range Hyundai Sonata Levant offers performance, a considerable touch of luxury and all the standard range of accessories found in today’s ‘up-market’…

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MOTORING Jaguars are much improved

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 1995 · page 34

JAGUAR’S latest range of nine models extends from the 3.2 It XJ6, Sovereign, Daimler Six and the Double Six to the XJR, a sporty sedan that has a top speed of 250 kmh, reaching 0-100…

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Tramsurfen in Amsterdam

Dutch Weekly · Friday 31 March 1995 · page 11

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Op de motorfiets

Dutch Weekly · Friday 31 March 1995 · page 27

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MOTORING New LandCruiser unwrapped

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 April 1995 · page 42

TOYOTA has launched a new fourvalve LandCruiser 80 Series turbodiesel model. Three new LandCruiser…

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MOTORING Making the Pajero even stronger

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 April 1995 · page 28

MITSUBISHI has made a number of minor changes to its rally-winning Pajero. The mechanical changes are limited to upgrading the alternator on the GLS V6; on the luxury Exceed model from a 75 to a 90A unit; and on…

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Hard einde aan stunt met motor

Dutch Weekly · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 6

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The Road To Miran Christa Paul (Harper Collins $39.95)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 1995 · page 35

CHRISTA Paul is a German travel writer with a passion for archaeology. Her particular area of interest is the subject of this book, that is, travels in the Forbidden Zone of…

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Motoring a real people mover

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 May 1995 · page 36

PEOPLE movers have steadily gained greater acceptance over recent years, having come a long way from being just commercial vehicles with some extra seats for…

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A ride on a Road Train

Dutch Weekly · Friday 12 May 1995 · page 24

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MOTORING Series II Vitara gains more power

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 May 1995 · page 32

THE SUZUKI Vitara, long a very impressive small 4x4 vehicle, now has almost 30 per cent more power with its upgraded 1995 Series II version…

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