We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australian diplomats' guards in Baghdad shoot dead an Iraqi minister's bodyguard, provoking a row.
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A man accused of planning to blow up an electricity grid in Australia has been found guilty of terrorist offences.
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Geoff Ogilvy became the first Australian golfer to win the US Open championship for 25 years.
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Australian leaders and victims speak out against Indonesia's freeing a Muslim cleric jailed over the 2002 Bali bombings.
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Australia's federal government overrules local legislation which allowed gay unions in the capital territory.
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A brothel owner becomes the first person to be convicted under Australia's anti-slavery laws and is jailed for 10 years.
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Corals threatened by rising sea temperatures may be able to adapt, Australian researchers report.
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Fresh looting breaks out across East Timor's capital despite the deployment of Australian-led peacekeepers.
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An Australian man is charged with putting a 13-month-old baby in a tumble dryer after she spilt a drink over herself.
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An Australian man left for dead as he descended Mount Everest is rescued and taken to a camp for treatment.
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East Timor's capital Dili is calm but tense as foreign troops pour in after clashes between different military factions.
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Australian commandos land in East Timor and secure the capital's airport, as gun battles rage for a third day.
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Australian government officials meet to discuss ways to tackle violence and abuse in Aboriginal communities.
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Australia's main wheat exporter admits it bribed Saddam Hussein for lucrative oil-for-food contracts.
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US President George W Bush and visiting Australian PM John Howard reaffirm their strong alliance.
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Australian PM John Howard flies to Washington for talks with the US president, likely to focus on Iran.
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Two Australian men and a boy are rescued after three weeks lost at sea surviving on raw squid and rainwater.
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Australian Guantanamo inmate David Hicks may be transferred home to serve any jail term he receives.
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Two freed Australian miners are in good health despite spending two weeks trapped underground, doctors say.
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Two Australian miners trapped underground for two weeks are freed and walk out of the mine unaided.
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Rescuers are within one metre of two men trapped in a Tasmanian mine, say reports, but progress is slow.
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A five-year-old Australian girl who found fame after surviving a freak car crash is seriously hurt in a second accident.
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John Howard apologises to the widow of an Australian killed in Iraq after she was sent a different soldier's body.
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Five of the 'Bali nine' Australian drug gang have their life sentences cut - but two have death sentences upheld.
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More Australian troops are leaving for the Solomons after two days of rioting against the new prime minister.
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Six Australian police officers are injured in the Solomon Islands in protests over election results, reports say.
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Australian PM John Howard tells an official inquiry he was not warned about alleged corrupt deals with Iraq.
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