We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A large stretch of Australia's east coast, including the largest city Sydney, has been shrouded in red dust blown in from the outback.
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Australian police are investigating whether officers ran naked round an unmarked police van at traffic lights as they travelled to a stag party.
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Mad Men, the period show about the advertising industry, wins an Emmy award for best drama, as Glenn Close takes lead actress.
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An Australian quadriplegic, who last month won a landmark legal right to starve to death, dies.
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Serbian police report the second attack on a foreigner in four days, as police arrest suspected members of far-right groups.
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An Australian man who freed his dog from an animal pound's "death row" and then went on the run, offers to surrender, police say.
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Australian MPs debate changes to controversial citizenship tests said to discriminate against non-English speakers.
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Australian police charge a man with sex offences that media reports say relate to the rape of his daughter over decades.
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The Australian government says telecoms giant Telstra must break up, ahead of a national broadband roll-out.
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Australian palaeontologists discover a new species of dinosaur on a sheep farm in the northern state of Queensland.
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Australian surf lifesavers travel to Japan to help reduce high rates of drowning deaths at beaches.
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An Australian scientist says the country needs five or six seasons to suit its climate, not just four.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says ties with China are "challenging", as his Beijing ambassador flies home for talks.
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Cricket chiefs praise Australian team management for alerting them to an approach to a player by a man suspected of ties to illegal bookmaking.
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A senior UN official investigates complaints by Australian Aboriginal communities that the government is violating their rights.
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In a precedent-setting ruling, an Australian court tells a quadriplegic man who wants to die he can have his care stopped.
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A British man is arrested after another Briton and an Australian contractor die in a shooting in Baghdad's Green Zone.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd assures the visiting Indian foreign minister that steps will be take to ensure the safety of Indian students.
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A Australian koala named Sam which became a celebrity after being rescued from wildfires dies during surgery.
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Australian police arrest four people after uncovering what they say was a terror plot linked to a Somali Islamist group.
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An Australian radio show is pulled off air following a lie detector stunt which saw a 14-year-old girl say she had been raped.
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Australian winter offers lessons in handling swine flu
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Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin plays down concerns over the form of pace bowler Mitchell Johnson ahead of the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
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The decision by an Australian state government to ban an Islamic school planned for Sydney sparks protests.
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An Australian man who was sniffing petrol bursts into flames when the police fire a Taser weapon at him.
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England beat Australia in a Lord's Test for the first time since 1934 as Andrew Flintoff takes five wickets.
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Five-time champion Tom Watson and fellow American Stewart Cink are in a play-off at the 138th Open Championship at Turnberry.
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