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Railways, roads & transport, 2007

39 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

World Shalit Deal Imminent? Us plans road map ‘detour’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2007 · page 9

JERUSALEM — Against the backdrop of the first official bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud…

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All Roads Lead To... Somewhere Peter Kohn looks for a sign - any sign - that he’s heading in the right direction

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2007 · page 12

I HAVE never lived in a city that Is as unsignposted as Melbourne. In major American cities, often not a model of high-minded town planning, there…

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How to solve the eternal oxymoron of ‘Jewish sports’ Beyond Chu1zpah Israeli tennis ace Shahar Peer is an exception to the general rule that Jews don't excel in sports. Bridge or chess, anyone?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 January 2007 · page 16

I HAVE a novelty record at home with a song on it called Famous Jews. Irreverent and witty and yes, American, it goes through a…

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On the Scene in Under 4 MINUTES Since it was established in Sydney last year, Hatzolah has been steadily building its reputation as the number to call in the eastern suburbs for any medical emergency from a motor-vehicle accident to a kid putting something up his nose

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 2007 · page 3

BSOLUTELY brilliant” is how Dover Heights resident Ruth Abeshouse rates Hatzolah's performance. She has called…

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On the road with Old Man River February

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 February 2007 · page 7

Thursday, February 22: Newcastle University, Sydney, with Bob Evans Friday, February 23: University of NSW O-Week, Sydney, with Youth Group…

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L’«autoroute Ferroviaire» Va Bon Train !

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2007 · page 13

Le multimodal est une nécessité reconnue. En France, de nombreuses sources de financements sont désormais consacrées au transport combiné des marchandises. Une «auto-…

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More photos: ajn.com.au Chabad fundraiser More than 170 people attended Chabad Double Bay’s Join the Circle event on March 26 at the Royal Motor Yacht Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 April 2007 · page 13

Photos: Nadine Saacks Arlene and Steve Mazabow. Tahli Shine and Daniel Hakim. Camilla and Simon Feldman…

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Shul services to honour bridge victims

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 May 2007 · page 6

SYNAGOGUE services will be held in Sydney and Melbourne on July 14 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Maccabiah Games bridge disaster…

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A taste of Israel at the film festival Bridge Over the Wadi Wednesday, June 20,12.15pm at Dendy Opera Quays

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 June 2007 · page 11

AT a school in Israel’s Wadi valley, Arab and Israeli kids study in the same classroom, learning about each other’s religions. The filmmakers record how the students, parents and…

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Temple Mount bridge scrapped

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2007 · page 9

JERUSALEM - In a dramatic aboutface, controversial plans to construct a major new bridge to the Mughrabi Gate, adjacent to Jerusalem’s Western…

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Maccabi to mark bridge collapse

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2007 · page 5

THE Jewish community will mark the 10th anniversary of the Maccabiah bridge collapse, which claimed the life of four Australians, at a series…

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On the road to reducing poverty

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2007 · page 8

A GROUP of Jewish girls hit the road to help make poverty history. Jodie Goldsmith, Ellie Harris, Tali Rechtman, Tyger-Lee Baise and…

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The Maccabiah bridge disaster: 10 Years on

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2007 · page 1

Mediterranean summer’s evening and the stage was set for a successful 15th Maccabiah Games - before disaster struck. During the opening ceremony at Israel's Ramat Gan…

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Vox Pop How do you feel 10 years after the Maccabiah bridge tragedy?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2007 · page 12

I have put it behind me. Going back two years ago to the memorial has definitely…

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Cover story On the road with RARA From Cairns to Caboolture, Darwin to Deniliquin, there are few places that Chabad of Rural and Regional Australia hasn’t visited. Bram Presser spent two days in rural Victoria with the outreach organisation, where he discovered Jewish life in the unlikeliest of places

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2007 · page 6

IN the summer of 1977, three Monash University students, barely a year out of Yeshivah, hired an old campervan and embarked…

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TV Guide Throw Momma From the Train Foxtel, Movie Greats, Friday, July 27, 8.30pm

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 2007 · page 5

Billy Crystal (pictured) stars as a creative writing teacher whose ex-wife has claimed his murder mystery novel as her own…

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JNF coporate forum Professor Colin Tatz addressed more than 70 guests at the Jewish National Fund corporate forum breakfast on July 19 at the Royal Motor Yacht Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 July 2007 · page 13

From left Danny Shavit, Baron Revelman, Molly Joffe, Mark Lewkovitz. From left, back: Dean Harris, Michael Kresner, Stuart Romm; front Professor Colin Tatz, Michael Shur…

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Hitting the Road with Ron

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 August 2007 · page 2

ITS easy to imagine that Jewish porn star Ron Jeremy has kept company with all types of colourful characters, but his companion for his next road trip is…

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Demystifying the first home owner grant MANY would-be first homebuyers find it a struggle to get started on the road to home ownership. However, help is at hand with a $7000 grant from the Federal Government. 1st Street's Jeremy Fisher helps to demystify the process

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 August 2007 · page 5

IF you are buying or building your first home, you may be eligible for a helping hand under the First Home Owner Grant Scheme (FHOG). The FHOG is a…

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been&seen Women support JCA Jewish Communal Appeal held its Women’s Division Gold event on August 1 at the Royal Motor Yacht Club. Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 August 2007 · page 12

From left: Michal Wilkenfeld, Mamie Pearistein, Lauren Fink. From left: Lisa Goldberg, Sue Jackson, Lyndi Adler, Gayle Rivkin, Nicky Ryba. Judy Lowy(left), Nasya Bahfen…

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