We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Australian Senate approves legislation requiring internet and mobile phone providers to store customers' metadata for two years.
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An Australian man jailed for the rape and murder of Irish woman Jill Meagher is convicted of three more rapes, officials reveal.
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Australian police have prevented 200 people suspected of trying to join militant groups from leaving the country since August, say officials.
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More than 60% of Australia's major organised crime figures are dealing crystal meth - known as "ice" - a new report finds.
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Australian expeditioner is evacuated from Antarctic ice station by helicopter after suddenly falling seriously ill.
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Father of Australian teenager Jake Bilardi, who is believed to have carried out an Islamic State suicide attack, says his son was a "soft target" for the terror group.
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Malcolm Fraser, who was Australian prime minister between 1975 and 1983, has died after a brief illness.
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Inquiry finds that Australian Salvation Army failed to protect young boys in its care from sexual and physical abuse.
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Australian soap Neighbours is gearing up to celebrate its 30th anniversary after success in more than 60 countries around the world.
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Australian government to legislate permanent ban on dumping of capital dredge spoil to protect Great Barrier Reef from deteriorating further.
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Lewis Hamilton dominates the Australian Grand Prix, as only 11 cars finish the season-opening race.
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Lewis Hamilton claims pole position for Mercedes at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, as McLaren qualify last.
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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton is in a league of his own during final Australian GP practice - qualifying coverage from 05:00 GMT.
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Australian Richie Porte wins stage four of the Paris-Nice just ahead of fellow Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas.
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Sauber fail to overturn a court ruling that says Giedo van der Garde should race for the team at the Australian GP.
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Talking to the 'Australian IS bomber'
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says security services are trying to verify reports that an Australian teenager carried out a suicide attack in Iraq.
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Test driver Giedo van der Garde wins his court case against Sauber and could race for the team in the Australian Grand Prix.
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Indigenous rights groups criticise Australian PM Tony Abbott, after he said people living in remote communities were making a "lifestyle choice".
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Virgin founder Richard Branson urges Indonesia's president to grant clemency to Australian drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran.
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Australian government says it plans to restore hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer assistance to the ailing car manufacturing sector.
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Relatives of two Australian drug smugglers have visited them for the first time on the prison island of Nusakambangan, where they are due to be executed.
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Relatives of two Australian men convicted of drug smuggling in Indonesia visit them on the prison island where they are due to be executed.
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Two brothers aged 16 and 17 arrested at Sydney airport were attempting to reach a "conflict zone" in the Middle East, officials say.
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Claims that a group of British soldiers shouted sexist abuse at the Australian women's team are being investigated.
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Former Australian Idol winner and X Factor judge Guy Sebastian will be Australia's first ever entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Queensland Reds full-back Karmichael Hunt is banned for six weeks by the Australian Rugby Union for cocaine possession.
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Indonesia rejects a last-ditch offer from Australia of a prisoner swap aiming to save the lives of two Australian men on death row.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott says the massive search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 cannot "go on at this intensity forever".
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Two members of the Bali Nine Australian drug smuggling ring are moved to the Indonesian island where they and other foreigners face execution.
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Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer apologises for telling Australian PM Tony Abbott to "commit suicide" during press conference.
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McLaren driver Fernando Alonso will miss the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 15 March on medical advice.
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Australia is to more than double its contingent of troops training local forces in Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says.
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Hewlett-Packard agrees to buy wi-fi network systems maker Aruba for $3bn.
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Jon Donnison visits Coober Pedy in the Australian outback, where residents are moving underground to escape the heat.
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One of the world's biggest listed winemakers, Australia's Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has returned to profit in the six months to December.
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McLaren expect Fernando Alonso to recover from his crash and race in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 15 March.
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Up to 40 Australian women have either taken part in terror attacks or support terrorist groups, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.
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Foreign investors may have to pay large fees before buying Australian residential real estate or businesses, the government announces.
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Australia's opposition party calls for police probe into whether the government tried to induce the head of the Australian Human Rights Commission to resign.
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Australia is to toughen citizenship laws and tackle those inciting hatred under new measures against extremism, PM Tony Abbott says.
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Rolf Harris is stripped of his Australian honours after his conviction last year for child sex offences, a formal statement says.
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Australian sign language interpreter has become viral sensation
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Two powerful storms hit Queensland and the Northern Territory, damaging homes, knocking out power and forcing evacuations in coastal areas.
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Australian rugby union star Karmichael Hunt is charged with supplying cocaine following an investigation in Queensland, officials say.
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Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Australian David Hicks speaks of his relief after a US court quashes his terrorism conviction.
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An Australian former Guantanamo Bay detainee, David Hicks, successfully challenges his terrorism conviction in the US.
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An Australian learner driver who stitched his own chainsaw wound and drank gin before trying to drive to a hospital loses a Supreme Court appeal.
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All of Australia's living former prime ministers make a united plea for Indonesia to spare the lives of two Australian men on death row.
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Relations with the US are :-) but with Indonesia :-| as Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop conducts a Buzzfeed interview in emoji.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will not play against England in the Cricket World Cup opener in Melbourne on Saturday.
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Australian judges order ministers to grant a visa to a Pakistani refugee after a long-running legal battle.
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Two men arrested in the Australian city of Sydney on suspicion of planning an imminent attack on the public are charged with terror offences.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott urges an end to disunity after surviving a party confidence vote on his leadership.
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The Australian prime minister brings forward a party confidence vote to Monday, saying he wants to end political uncertainty over his leadership.
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Australian Rohan Dennis breaks the hour record, completing 52,491km on the track in Granges, Switzerland.
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An Italian policeman is accused of using the website Couchsurfing.com to lure an Australian woman to his home and then drugging and raping her.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott says he and his Liberal party deputy leader Julie Bishop will "stand together" against a leadership challenge from MPs.
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An Irish teenager who has spent over a year in jail in Egypt shared a cell with Australian journalist Peter Greste, according to his family.
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Embattled Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott faces a growing backbench rebellion, with three MPs calling for a vote on his leadership.
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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop tells the cabinet she is not seeking to challenge PM Tony Abbott, amid leadership rumblings.
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