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Assyrian memorials restored

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 04:35:45 GMT

The Assyrian Levies/ANZACS memorial and the Assyrian Genocide monument have both been restored this week after they came under attack by vandals last weekend.

Police appeal for witnesses as second memorial attacked

theassyrian2010@gmail.com (The Assyrian) — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 03:07:00 GMT

The Assyrian Genocide Monument which was unveiled only weeks ago has been badly vandalised. Its the second Assyrian memorial to be vandalised in the space of 48 hours. The Assyrian Levies/ANZACS memorial in Fairfield was also attacked on the weekend.

Children's Hospital thanks Assyrian community

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 03:32:20 GMT

The Assyrian Eagle Scouts along with Reverend John Kushaba, Deacon Ninos Elya and Scoutmaster Gaby Kiwarkis delivered dozens of teddy bears to the Westmead Children’s Hospital In Sydney on Friday 27th August.

'Cowards deface memorial'

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 14:03:52 GMT

UPDATE

Police have today started investigations into the defacing of the Assyrian Levies/ANZACS memorial in Fairfield Sydney. The memorial also mentions the Assyrian Genocide.

Its believed vandals struck Friday afternoon coinciding with the delivering of bears to the Children’s Hospital by the Assyrian Eagle Scouts, Gaby Kiwarkis and Rev John Kushaba.

It’s not yet known who is behind the heinous crime. Anyone who witnessed or holds information on the incident is urged to contact Fairfield Police on 9728 0399?. {jcomments on}

Mambo T-shirt creates community uproar

theassyrian2010@gmail.com (The Assyrian) — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 02:55:47 GMT

A t-shirt being sold at local and nationwide BIG-W stores is under criticism for depicting a dog crucified on a cross. It was spotted by shoppers At Fairfield and Wetherill Park in Sydney's West.

Assyrian Church ordains its second Sydney priest this year

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 02:46:57 GMT

The Assyrian Church of the East has ordained its second priest this year. The priest formerly known as deacon Ramsen Youkhanis was ordained as Reverend Narsai Youkhanis on Sunday 22^nd of August at the St Hurmizd Cathedral in Sydney.

The fight is on

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 05:13:53 GMT

The Fairfield Liberals officially launched their campaign for the seat of McMahon last night at the Miramar Reception Centre in Fairfield’s CBD.

Hundreds pack Bet Shmuel concert

EBrikha@bmgsydney.com (Emmanuel Brikha) — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 04:40:02 GMT

More than 500 people attended the ‘one night’ only orchestra concert for shlemon bet Shmuel in Sydney. The concert was held at the Nineveh lounge in Edensor Park on Saturday night.

Elishe Putting Bowen under pressure

theassyrian2010@gmail.com (The Assyrian) — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 18:00:25 GMT

Former immigration minister Phillip Ruddock has hinted that Federal MP Chris Bowen is under pressure at the McMahon Liberal campaign launch in Fairfield Sydney.

Blowout in Karl Suleman case

theassyrian2010@gmail.com (ELISABETH SEXTON, Sydney Morning Herald) — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMT

A NSW Supreme Court judge wants a liquidator, three lawyers and two law firms to be called to account for allowing ''a very substantial blowout'' in legal fees in a dispute over Karl Suleman's failed supermarket-trolley and Ponzi-scheme empire.
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News - The Assyrian

Assyrian memorials restored

Police appeal for witnesses as second memorial attacked

Children's Hospital thanks Assyrian community

'Cowards deface memorial'

Mambo T-shirt creates community uproar

Assyrian Church ordains its second Sydney priest this year

The fight is on

Hundreds pack Bet Shmuel concert

Elishe Putting Bowen under pressure

Blowout in Karl Suleman case

A NSW Supreme Court judge wants a liquidator, three lawyers and two law firms to be called to account for allowing ''a very substantial blowout'' in legal fees in a dispute over Karl Suleman's failed supermarket-trolley and Ponzi-scheme empire. Read more...

A NSW Supreme Court judge wants a liquidator, three lawyers and two law firms to be called to account for allowing ''a very substantial blowout'' in legal fees in a dispute over Karl Suleman's failed supermarket-trolley and Ponzi-scheme empire.
Read more...