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

Sydney’s Great Synagogue has rededicated its sanctuary in a ceremony led by the Chief Rabbi of the Commonwealth, Rabbi...

The Great Synagogue, Sydney, welcomed nearly 1,000 visitors on Sunday, 2 November, as part of the Museums of History...

Sydney's The Great Synagogue's chief minister, Rabbi Benjamin Elton, said authorities never informed him the synagogue was a potential...

The Great Synagogue is offering its  Embracing Bat Mitzvah: Sisterhood and Tradition program to non-members and women across the...

There's a new initiative at Sydney's The Great Synagogue, ’12 Over 12’ - a program devised for 12 women...

Vladimir Fanshil, conductor, pianist and founder of Live at Yours, promised us “an immersive musical experience in the architectural...

The Voice Referendum “Week of Action” has launched Statements from the Soul, a collection of passionate essays by Australians of diverse...

Sydney's The Great Synagogue has host once again the Jewish service to mark the start of the Law Term. Present...

Brainchild of Vice-President, Caroline Lewis, the forthcoming WOW (Women of Worth) Weekend to be held at Sydney's The Great Synagogue next month promises to be a must-do event for Jewish women from all walks of life.

Sydney's The Great Synagogue will resent thirty selected highlights from the collection of historical and contemporary portrait paintings from its AM Rosenblum Museum.

Australian-born Rabbi Dr. Raymond Apple has been elected president of the Israel Region-Rabbinical Council of America.

Over 200 members of the NSW Judiciary, the Bar, legal profession and members of The Great Synagogue marked the beginning of Law Term 2015 with a Service attended by,the Chief Justice Hon. Tom Bathurst, the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Margaret Beazley and the Hon Attorney General, Brad Hazzard.

Australia and New Zealand are the first countries in the world to celebrate Chanukah

The Great Synagogue was one of 54 buildings was one of 54 buildings accessible to the public through the Sydney Open program.