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Railways, roads & transport, 2008

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

Punk rock Chanukah party More: photos: ajn.com.au More than 700 young adults attended a party hosted by Young Adult Chabad at the Beach Road Hotel in Bondi with Jewish punk rock band YIDCORE

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 January 2008 · page 9

Photos: Nadine Saacks From left: Zippy Goldstein, Lisa Linberg, Leyat Mill. From left: Julian Klotz, Bram Presser, Rabbi Eli Feldman, Yis Mill…

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Facing reality with brutality Theatre review MOTORTOWN Simon Stephens

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 February 2008 · page 11

PLAY written over a short period, before and after a human catastrophe, is no doubt sure to be filled with the paradoxes of life and its fragility…

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Toll-road Baby Gets Free Ride

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 March 2008 · page 2

A BABY born on the shoulder of Israel’s sole toll road will be able to ride it for free. A pregnant woman from Kiryat Malachi, in…

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JNF corporate forum Jewish National Fund hosted 80 people on February 20 at the Royal Motor Yacht Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 March 2008 · page 12

Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left: Trevor Peter Halas, Paul Hunter. Robert Kohn(left),Andrew Gal. Peter Ryba (left), Peter Kalish…

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Abay laments qualifying woes MOTORSPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 April 2008 · page 22

BRITISH Formula 3 debutant Sam Abay was unable to convert his dominance in practice to success on race day, finishing 10th and 11th in the…

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Gourmet Network Network hosted a gourmet cooking demonstration for 65 people with celebrity chef Brigid Trelor on March 17 at the Royal Motor Yacht Club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 2008 · page 16

From left Michelle Goodman, Adrian Falk, Evie Siderowitz. From left: Ben Hoch. Cara Shapiro From left: Tracy…

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JNF Corporate Forum More photos; ajn.com.au Steven Milch of St George Bank gave a report on the financial markets t0 120 guests at the JNF Corporate Forum on April 3 at the Roval Motor Yacht club

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 April 2008 · page 21

Photos: Ingrid Shakenovsky From left: Tom Deutsch, Yvonne Halas, Peter Halas. From left: Frank Levy, Guy Pross, Victor Berger…

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Wyong Train Station

Tharunka · Friday 18 April 2008 · page 28

Etymology: Combination of "Why so glum?"and "What's wrong?". With an aerial concourse, three…

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Long Road Ahead

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 April 2008 · page 15

I AM somewhat buoyed by the fledgling conversations recently generated within this community around child abuse. However, we must remain…

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Trip A road trip to remember

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 April 2008 · page 3

A FAMILY adventure of a lifetime got underway last week when the Blay family left Melbourne in their 4WD on the first stage of a yearlong road…

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No Berlin railway stop for Shoah Train of Commemoration

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 April 2008 · page 12

BERLIN - A vicious public spat between the head of the Dusseldorf Jewish community and the CEO of Deutsche Bahn, the German railway…

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Live well Train your brain to eat less

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 April 2008 · page 3

Do overweight people feel full sooner? Most people feel full 20 minutes after they start eating, but it may take five minutes longer for an overweight person. This delay,…

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Best of the blogs Time to hit the road

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 April 2008 · page 16

Sandy Khazam, husband Danny Blay and their two children are set for their driving adventure of a lifetime. THIS is it. Today’s the day! All done, all…

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On the Round-the-world Road Trip Blog

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 May 2008 · page 15

BON voyage, Blay family - travel safely and stay well! And keep writing…

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Abay unscathed after horror smash MOTORSPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 May 2008 · page 23

OXIA Carlin driver Sam Abay finished the second round of the British Formula 3 championship in dramatic fashion on the weekend, following a…

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Judging Zentai As Jews mark Yom Hashoah, it appears the final legal hurdle has been cleared for Charles Zentai to face proceedings that could see him become the first Australian extradited for war crimes. Efraim Zuroff analyses the Perth man's long road to trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 May 2008 · page 13

THE decision by the High Court of Australia last week to reject a legal challenge by suspected…

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Arts Portraying a dark past Self-described mensch Sam Anderson explores his darker side in Channel Nine’s new drama, Canal Road. Benjamin levy reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2008 · page 10

SAM Anderson was selling gloves for his father’s business when he was offered a part on Channel Nine’s new drama, Canal Road…

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Walking a road less travelled In this edited extract from All You Need is Love, Suzy Zail profiles Jewish mum Bev Michael and her son Mattie, 15, a student at Bialik College in Melbourne

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 May 2008 · page 7

MATTIE Michael and his mother, Bev, stand side by side in the kitchen, their fingers intertwined. Though Mattie is a head taller than…

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Shoah ‘Train of Remembrance’ Arrives

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 May 2008 · page 12

OSWIECIM - The “Train of Remembrance” commemorating the thousands of children murdered by the Nazis, arrived at its final destination,…

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Abay continues to impress MOTORSPORT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 May 2008 · page 22

FORMULA 3 driver Sam Abay has recorded the best finish of his rookie season so far with a sixth-place finish at Monza on the weekend…

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