JMA late-night-opening launch Residents of Alma Road were invited to the launch of late-night-opening at the Jewish Museum of Australia last month
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 19
Anette (right) and Marion Trevitt. Vanessa Turrisi and Mark Arnheim. Phillip (top) and Julian Scemnitz…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Hot Todd on the road to Maccabiah glory One of Australia's top junior tennis players, Todd Schulberg, has his eyes firmly fixed on a gold medal at the Maccabiah Games. He spoke to Brandon Cohen
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 January 2005 · page 26
A CHANCE encounter with one of the world’s greatest tennis players in — of all places — the Melbourne Park change rooms set young Victorian…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Laughter and tears at shnat farewell A total of 111 members of the Zionist youth movements from around Australia embarked on a year of study, leadership training and other activities in Israel - some will train with the Israel Defence Forces, while others may spend time working on a kibbutz
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 February 2005 · page 7
Photos: Ingrid Shekenovsky From left: Dvora Gluck, Gabbi Bloom, Simone David and Chana Kraus from Bnei Akiva prepare to depart for Israeli. Eden Deutsch (right) says goodbye to his brother Yoni, who is departing for a year in Israel. Ruth Jacobs hugs daughter Talia while gran Karoline Sukiennik looks on…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Le gouvernement français adopte un nouveau train de mesures, afin d'attirer ies entreprises étrangères en France. Ce programme d'action - "35 nouvelles initiatives concrète selon le gouvernement - a été adopté lors du deuxième sémina gouvernemental sur l'attractivité de la France à Matignon. premier avait eu lieu en décembre2003
Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 1 March 2005 · page 4
"Il s'agit d'avoir plus de sièges sociaux, de rendre notre territoire plus attractif pour les cadres dirigeante vènus de l'étranger mais…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Israel could be a business bridge to Oz, says Katsav
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 9
ISRAEL could be a strong business bridge to Australia, Israeli President Moshe Katsav told a business briefing on Tuesday. “We desire to develop and improve the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Advertisment The guaranteed road for success A message by Rabbi Pinchus Feldman, based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 11
We all know that it is a basic principle…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Sport Sports editor Brandon Cohen - bcoh Rookie revs up for Grand Prix Australian motor racing’s rising star Sam Abay completed his first weekend in a Formula 3 car with a top 10 placing. This week, he is gearing up for the biggest race day on the Australian calendar. Brandon Cohen reports
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 March 2005 · page 24
TEENAGER Sam Abay will take a giant stride towards his dream of racing on the Formula 1 circuit by 2007 when he thunders his Dallara F301…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →SYDNEY life the Power of One Jewish museums and educational programs facilitated by Holocaust survivors are common currency in Australia’s capital cities. But how do the lessons of tolerance and the dangers of bystanding reach country towns? Jacqui Gal took a road trip to Lismore with Courage to Care to find out
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 March 2005 · page 1
IN 1965 a group of Aboriginal and white Australians participated in a freedom ride across NSW to fight racism and segregation. Late last month, the 2005 freedom…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →$800,000 from ‘Gold Train’ for Australian survivors
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 1
AUSTRALIAN Jewish organisations that assist Holocaust survivors will receive about $A800,000 following a landmark settlement reached…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Arts& Books Life on the road for evergreen singer Janis Ian
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 March 2005 · page 19
THERE is something endearing about an artist who has been in the business for 38 years and has released more than 22 albums, but still allows…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →‘Gold Train’ Mockery
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 March 2005 · page 14
“THERE is notnmg, hold to it strong.” It’s a Hungarian motto, but it covers the “Gold Train” affair (AJN 18/3). The $US25.5 million is a drop…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →JNF Corporate Forum More than 60 people attended the JNF Corporate Forum breakfast held at Royal Motor Yacht Club. Paul Dowling of East & Partners spoke on “Financial Services Stocks in 2005 Leading indicators for investors”
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 April 2005 · page 15
Photos: Ron Huban From left Ron Ferster, Robert Sonnenchein, Jodi Gelbart…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Broken bridge over troubled waters Attempts to reconcile Arabs and Israelis, Muslims and Jews, inevitably run into the brick wall of national differences. KALEIDOSCOPE
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 April 2005 · page 16
THE two guys approached hesitantly and asked if they could join us. In keeping with the lethargic disengagement of the place,…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Chabad gala dinner Chabad Double Bay hosted 150 guests at the third annual “Join the Circle” fundraiser at the Royal Motor Yacht Club last Thursday. Comedian Vince Sorrenti was the master of ceremonies
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 April 2005 · page 10
Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky Saralea Weinberg (left), Janelle…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Sport Silver sets si on a golden farewell Cherie Silver was one of hundreds of Australians injured when the bridge collapsed at the 1997 Maccabiah Games. This year she returns to Israel to fulfil her dream. Samantha Baden reports
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 April 2005 · page 24
CHERIE Silver has waited a long time to compete at the Maccabiah Games. It is eight years since the now 21-year-old’s dream of swimming in…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →‘Gold Train’ Info
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 May 2005 · page 12
NEW YORK - The Claims Conference released information for Hungarian Jewish Holocaust survivors seeking to join a claim in the “Gold Train” settlement…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Costello at JCA major donors Federal Treasurer Peter Costello was the keynote speaker at the JCA’s major donors function at the Royal Motor Yacht Club on June 1
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 June 2005 · page 14
Photos: Robin Subar Mervyn and Lorraine Basserabie…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The loneliness of ALZHEIMER’S Melbourne octogenarians Tom and Marian Foulkes were found last week in Canberra after spending two weeks on the road upon learning they were both to lose their driver’s licences. VIEWPOINT
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 June 2005 · page 18
THEIR photograph is emblazoned across page three of the daily newspaper. There they stand, caught in the public…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Bridge families to return to Maccabiah
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 2005 · page 1
FAMILY members of three of the four victims who were killed in the 1997 bridge disaster will attend a memorial ceremony on the eve of the Maccabiah…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The long and winding road from Oslo to Gaza Israeli Down Under
The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 June 2005 · page 17
I SUPPORT the proposed disengagement from Gaza wholeheartedly. In my opinion, we should never have settled there in…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →