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First there was Kyoto, with all its predictions of destruction that would transpire if the world didn’t buy in.  Those prophecies did not come to pass. 

Some of the differences of opinions expressed by the authors of this blog and extending to some the comments posted to this blog were the

This is not a new theme for my JewglePerth postings, but one that I would like to further explore. A very important, professional, and effective

With the Gregorian calendar about to enter a new decade, it is worthwhile pausing to consider just how much Perth Jewry has changed since the

There has been a lot of discussion about John Safran’s Race Relations program on ABC.  Most of it has been decidedly negative.  Occasionally you find

Dear Ms Parke You represent a political party with strong and proud values, and have a responsibility to uphold those values.  Your constitution notes that “Labor

There have suddenly been a spate of issues that concern Jewish people and Jewish issues in the local press.  I found it exceptionally and refreshingly

This week was the twentieth anniversary of the crashing of the Berlin Wall.  It was also Armistice Day where at my office half the staff

For the past few days, Perth Jewry has been privileged to enjoy a visit from Rabbi Dov Hazdan, Dean of the Torah Academy School in Johannesburg, South

The Perth Jewish community is a very transient one.  People come and people go, for varying lenghts of time.  The community has enjoyed more arrivals

Ask any person who has been part of the Perth Jewish community, or even hosted by the community for a short time, and they will