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Railways, roads & transport, 2001

41 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 3

Played Bridge Ron Klinger

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 30

“Did you read the memos for the latest Board meeting?" “Indeed. They are filled with so much unintelligible economoic babble that I thought I was being…

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Czechoslovakia's `lost train of Kolin' still a mystery

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 12

PRAGUE — When the Nazis destroyed the Czech village of Lidice in June 1942, the atrocity made headlines around the world…

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motoring Rover-whelming success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 8

ROVER'S new 75 shakes up a predictable prestige sedan market. It is distinctively styled, sumptuously equipped and sensibly priced…

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Wahid’s bridge building VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2001 · page 17

THERE is little doubt that Indonesia’s President Abdurrahman Wahid, as his Australian meetings last week…

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Why you should train your dog

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2001 · page 37

MANY owners believe that dog training is only for those who wish to compete in obedience trials — this is comparative to believing that only children…

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Feature Going back A number of Australians who were caught up in the 1997 Maccabiah bridge collapse will return to Israel next week to compete in the 2001 Games — with very mixed feelings. Chantal Abitbol spoke to some of them

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2001 · page 15

PHIL Moss became a father for the first time a few weeks ago. Thrilled as he is with the addition to the family, his mind…

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The right side of the road

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2001 · page 2

DRIVING on the right side of the road in Israel can be confusing, as Maccabiah team head Harry Procel found…

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Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2001 · page 38

Israel’s under-26 bridge team lost to the US in the World Championships final in Brazil, 262-156. Bridge will become an Olympic sport at the…

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Delayed bridge payout: Minister promises

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 31 August 2001 · page 7

ISRAEL’S Minister for Justice Meir Sheetrit pledged to do what he could to fast-track…

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Alstom, Grand Gagnant De La Privatisation Des Trams

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 September 2001 · page 18

artiers ) groupe franco-britannique ALSTOM, qui début 2000, fut déclaré l'heureux élu ille. le marché réservé à "YARRA TRAMS". Un contratde 67 millions d'Euros fut signé au mois d'octobre suivant pour la fourniture de 31 nouveaux trams…

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Sushi train runs late and out of timetable order

The Chaser · Monday 17 September 2001 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Friday: Melbourne commuters were thrown into disarray on Friday when unscheduled track work…

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Fear /Loathine/Water Cannons And A Road Trip In South Australia

Tharunka · Tuesday 2 October 2001 · page 29

On the 22nd September the private security of ACM attacked an innocent group of refugees with water cannons and tear gas. There only…

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Bridge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 October 2001 · page 29

A MAJORITY of Double Bay Bowling Club members play duplicate bridge, and regular sessions at the club have proved very popular. The…

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Bridge-building between Israel and Australia The director of PR for Israel’s national sports academy was in Australia last week. He spoke to Brandon Cohen

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 October 2001 · page 30

WHILE Australian culture and sport are inextricably linked virtually from the moment of birth, the circumstances of Israeli life rank sport…

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Trambotsing

Dutch Weekly · Monday 15 October 2001 · page 9

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Maccabiah bridge collapse: Appeals rejected

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 October 2001 · page 3

JERUSALEM — Five of those convicted for causing death by negligence in the 1997 Maccabiah Games bridge collapse have had…

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Bridge Marathon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2001 · page 39

A TOTAL of 300 runners competed in the marathon from North Sydney to the Olympic Stadium last weekend. David Libter was the first Jewish runner across…

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Main road exposure

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2001 · page 4

A HIGH clearance warehouse with offices and showroom at 1/66 O’Rlordan Street, Alexandria is available for lease through Knight Frank (9239 2222). The offices are carpeted, air conditioned and partitioned on the mezzanine level while the ground floor showroom Is both air conditioned and carpeted. The clear span warehouse has a 6.0 metre clearance. There Is container access…

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Hakoah Club bridge results Mon 2 Dec

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 December 2001 · page 32

1st Lina Grant and Sylvia Lapin 1st John Levy and Milo Rosenbaum 1st Janet Fingret and E Nassau Susie and Oscar Sos…

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NYE fireworks tipped to feature Harbour Bridge

The Chaser · Wednesday 19 December 2001 · page 3

SYDNEY, Tuesday: Sources deep inside the Sydney Town Hall are tipping a large fireworks display to be the centrepiece of this year's…

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