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St Vincent’s Hospital opens 24-hour kosher pantry

Jewish patients and families at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney now have 24-hour access to kosher food and religious items following the opening of a...

Sydney Jewish women come together for a night of song and joy

More than 200 women from across Sydney’s Jewish community came together last night for an evening of singing, connection and shared joy. Hosted by the...
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Emanuel School brings generations together for Shabbat babka bake

Emanuel School students have baked babkas alongside grandparents, relatives and family friends at an event celebrating Jewish tradition and...

The search for Sydney’s missing Steinway

What happened to the Steinway concert grand that once stood on the stage of the Sydney Opera House Concert...

Can memories pass from one generation to the next?

Can the experiences of parents affect their children and grandchildren, not simply through upbringing or family history, but through...

Sydney Jewish Writers Festival takes stories from page to stage

The Sydney Jewish Writers Festival will move beyond the printed page this August with the launch of Festival of...

Lecture: Is free will an illusion?

That question will sit at the heart of a major public lecture by internationally renowned Jewish philosopher Associate Professor...

Protecting critical infrastructure: Israeli expertise in focus at security forum

Australia’s power grids, transport networks, ports and data centres are now frontline targets in a new era of cyber...

CBDChabad expands Lunch & Learn program to Barangaroo

CBDChabad Sydney has expanded its weekly Lunch & Learn network across the Sydney CBD, following a successful trial session...

Jewish stories and talent showcased at South African Film Festival

Three films with strong Jewish connections will feature in this year’s South African Film Festival, including the feature directorial...

Havdalah dinner brings Sydney communities together

Last Saturday, 13 June, nearly 200 people from Sydney’s Jewish and broader communities gathered for a Havdalah dinner aimed...

NCJWA invites nominations for inaugural Esther Awards

Australia's peak Jewish women's organisation has launched a new national awards program honouring women who have shown courage, leadership...

Adamama and LimmudOz combine for reborn Sydney festival

  Adamama and LimmudOz will join forces over the June long weekend for a new Sydney festival bringing together Jewish...

Young Jewish leaders chart a path forward after October 7 and Bondi

Young Jewish leaders from more than 30 organisations recently gathered in Sydney for a unique national summit. The meeting focused...

Emanuel alumni return to guide students through career paths

Emanuel School, Randwick, has brought 40 alumni back to campus to help senior students think more clearly about life...

Celebrating Shavuot around Australia

Students at Jewish schools across Australia have been celebrating Shavuot over the past few days. Here is a selection...

BJE’s Project Heritage inspires families through “The Happiest Man on Earth”

The Board of Jewish Education (BJE)’s Project Heritage brought together students and parents for a powerful cultural and educational...

Maccabi Bridge bridges generations

Last weekend, Maccabi Bridge held its inaugural 2026 National Championships in Sydney, bringing together more than 50 bridge players...

Israeli study points to potential breakthrough in spinal cord injury care

Spinal cord injuries often worsen in the hours after the initial trauma, as a chain reaction of chemical damage...

New book records Shepparton’s lost Jewish farming community

Physiotherapist Devorah Zmood has launched her first book, “Shepparton Jewish Agricultural Settlement Migrant Stories”, documenting the history of the...

Unity dinner brings faith communities together

B’nai B’rith NSW will host “A Celebration of Unity” in Sydney next month, bringing together Jewish, Christian, multi-faith and...

Golem horror film claims inaugural Jewish Australian Screen Fellowship

Queensland filmmaker Idan Kotzen has been named the first recipient of the Jewish Australian Screen Fellowship, a new $20,000...