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World number one Novak Djokovic reaches his sixth Australian Open final with a 6-1 6-2 3-6 6-3 victory over Roger Federer.
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Briton Johanna Konta's Australian Open run ends with defeat by German seventh seed Angelique Kerber in the semi-finals.
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An Australian teen allegedly discussed packing a kangaroo with explosives, painting it with an Islamic State symbol and setting it on police, a Melbourne court has heard.
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Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart is no longer Australia's richest person, says Forbes Australia, losing her spot to US-born Blair Parry-Okeden.
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Serena Williams beats Maria Sharapova to reach the Australian Open semi-finals, while Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic both win.
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Almost all of Australia's state and territory leaders sign a document in support of replacing the Queen as head of state.
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The Australian team looking for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has lost the sonar detector they were using for their search.
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Deposed Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott will attempt to stay in parliament at the country's next federal election.
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A Serbian woman living as a hermit inherits almost a million Australian dollars from her husband - only to give it all away.
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American pop star Mariah Carey is engaged to Australian billionaire James Packer, the BBC has learned.
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Lleyton Hewitt plays the last singles match of his tennis career as he loses to David Ferrer at the Australian Open.
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A tiger at an Australian zoo founded by the late conservationist Steve Irwin has attacked one of its keepers.
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South Australia's premier apologises to a UK widower after state authorities refused to recognise his marriage on his husband's death certificate.
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Why I made a propaganda film in North Korea
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The Macquarie Dictionary chooses "lumbersexual", "deso" and "captain's call" in its list of best Australian words for 2015.
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World number one Novak Djokovic says match-fixing is not prevalent at the top level, as the Australian Open gets under way.
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People in Burkina Faso campaign for the release of an Australian doctor and his wife, kidnapped the same day as the attack on the capital.
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Australian family chose to stay in a bushfire's path
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A Canadian helicopter pilot has died after falling 20m (65ft) into an icy crevasse while delivering fuel to an Australian Antarctic base.
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An action movie-style advert to promote Australian lamb angers both vegans who call it "discriminatory" and Indigenous Australians.
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Australian store Fantastic Furniture recalls 100,000 of its popular Worx chairs after two people complained it had chopped off part of their toes.
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A bushfire in Western Australian has destroyed around 95 homes in the town of Yarloop and continues to burn out of control
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Cricketer Chris Gayle is fined A$10,000 by his club after asking an Australian reporter on a date in a live interview, in what he says was a joke.
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Heavy rains bring Australia’s desert to life and could eventually fill the vast Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, an event that only occurs a few times a century.
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A young Australian boy has fulfilled his dream of making it onto the big screen at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
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A father and his two children have drowned after their car was driven off the end of a wharf in Australia.
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An Australian boy earns cult status among cricket lovers after he is filmed eating a whole watermelon - including the rind - during a match.
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Two Australian government ministers resign over separate scandals, in the first major setback for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull since he took office.
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A Christmas Day bushfire destroys more than 100 homes in a famous Australian tourist area in southern Victoria state.
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Australian police charge three people after a child was allegedly locked inside an elaborate underground drugs compound north of Sydney.
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Photographers along the east coast of Australia have captured incredible images of the Aurora Australis.
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Prince Christian, the second in line to Denmark's throne, was rescued from the waves at an Australian beach after getting into trouble, reports say.
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Australian researchers express reservations about a government-funded anti-marijuana campaign featuring an intoxicated sloth.
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Twelve Australian families lose their homes to bushfires near Melbourne, days ahead of Christmas.
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An Australian airport security officer is sacked after Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was reportedly singled out for a security screening.
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Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull says he is "very disappointed" by Japan decision to restart Antarctic whaling, as he starts a visit to the country.
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Australian Mick Fanning edges closer to his fourth world title in Hawaii despite learning of his brother's death hours before his winning heat.
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The Australian military is carrying out "freedom of navigation" flights over disputed islands in the South China Sea, the BBC has uncovered.
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The UK maker of the Nurofen specific pain range of products defends their packaging, after an Australian court orders the products off shelves there.
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An Australian teenager, detained during raids in Melbourne in May, pleads guilty to a terror-related charge.
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The policeman who led an investigation into human trafficking in Thailand has told Australian media he plans to seek political asylum in Australia.
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Australian police raid the Sydney home and office of a man named by technology websites as the creator of the virtual currency Bitcoin.
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An Australian who was fighting against IS militants in Syria returns home, with his family saying he should be given an amnesty under foreign fighter laws.
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Police in Mexico say they have arrested three gang members who confessed to killing two Australian surfers missing for two weeks.
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An Australian woman whose pictures of a croc-on-croc attack in a Queensland national park went viral tells the BBC it was an amazing but "horrifying" sight.
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Australian officials say they are confident that missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is in the southern end of their Indian Ocean search zone.
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A new survey suggests that Muslims in Australia experience racism at three times the national average.
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Revellers at an Australian dance music festival are filmed charging into a powerful dust whirlwind.
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Fears grow for two Australian surfers travelling through Mexico who have been missing since 20 November.
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An Australian man has set a new world record for the most lights on an artificial Christmas tree.
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Australian mining giant BHP says mud spilled by the devastating collapse of a dam at a Brazilian mine is not toxic.
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A man who was filming on his phone while driving past a bushfire says he is lucky to be alive, after the flames engulfed his car.
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An Australian man films his terrifying trip through the heart of a bushfire.
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An Australian man who made headlines after saying Facebook told him to take down his profile admits he hoaxed the media.
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Australian fire crews are struggling to bring a major bushfire under control near the southern city of Adelaide.
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A senator in Australia uses the power of song to deliver his complaint about the government's additional regulations and taxes.
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Drones and "smart" drum lines will be deployed to protect swimmers on New South Wales' north coast from shark attacks, the state government says.
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Australian Phuc Dat Bich, whose complaint that Facebook kept taking down his profile went viral, thanks his supporters, saying he is glad he made people happy.
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Australian police arrest man allegedly threatening a motorist with a knife, while clutching a dog.
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Australian police are looking to identify a group of men filmed riding motorised park benches on public roads in Perth.
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Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson retires from international cricket at the end of the second Test with New Zealand.
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