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An Australian couple have denied abandoning a baby born with Down's syndrome to a surrogate in Thailand.
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Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe, famed for infusing his classical pieces with indigenous music, dies at the age of 85.
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Andy Murray plays Australian Nick Kyrgios in his first match of the hard-court season in the Rogers Cup on Wednesday.
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The Australian government is planning to restrict its citizens from travelling to certain countries in a bid to contain terrorist activities.
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An Australian couple deny abandoning a baby boy with Down's Syndrome, but the Thai surrogate mother he was born to disputes their account.
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US private equity giant KKR launches a renewed $3.4bn Australian dollar takeover bid for Australian winemaker Treasury Wines Estates.
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A Thai surrogate mother who carried a baby with Down's syndrome vows to take care of the boy after his Australian parents gave him up.
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An online campaign for a baby with Down's Syndrome left with his surrogate Thai mother by an Australian couple has raised over $120,000 (£70,000).
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The Australian government sought to cover up the extent of mental health problems among children held in asylum detention, a psychiatrist tells a national inquiry.
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Head coach of Australian Athletics Eric Hollingsworth has been suspended for publicly criticising the team's star hurdler Sally Pearson.
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The Australian government has approved the development of what could potentially be the country's biggest coal mine.
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Venezuelan official Gen Hugo Carvajal is warmly welcomed in Caracas after his release in Aruba, where he had been arrested on drug-trafficking charges.
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A koala has had an extraordinary escape clinging to the bottom of a car on a busy Australian highway.
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The Caribbean island of Aruba releases a top Venezuelan official, Gen Hugo Carvajal, detained over US accusations of drug-trafficking activities.
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Australia's Michael Shelley wins gold in the men's marathon, while Kenya's Flomena Cheyech Daniel wins the women's race.
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A group of 157 asylum seekers held at sea will be brought to the Australian mainland to be detained, the immigration minister says.
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The Caribbean island of Aruba has detained a top Venezuelan official, Gen Hugo Carvajal, sought in the US for drug trafficking offences.
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Two Australian Commonwealth Games hockey players have a huge surprise when the Queen appears smiling in the back of their selfie.
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Australian Michael Rogers seals victory in stage 16 of the Tour de France - the longest of this year's race.
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Australian soap Neighbours casts an indigenous actor in a leading role for the first time.
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The multi-billion dollar sale of Australian department store David Jones to South Africa's Woolworths Holdings is approved by a court in Sydney
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A great white shark that washed up on a Western Australian beach may have choked on a sea lion, fisheries officials say.
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Survivors of one of the worst bushfires in Australian history win a payout of about A$500m ($470m), the country's largest class action settlement.
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Australian rules football pundit Brian Taylor is taken off air for using a homophobic insult for a player who gave a "royal wave" to the crowd.
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Five-time Olympic swimming champion Ian Thorpe reveals he is gay in an interview shown on Australian television.
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Claims by Sri Lankan asylum seekers that they were mistreated by the Australian navy are "offensive", the country's immigration ministers says.
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Australia's immigration minister visits Sri Lanka, as asylum seekers handed over to the Sri Lankan navy say they were abused by Australian officials.
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An animal handler is attacked by a crocodile while performing a feeding show at a zoo in the Australian state of New South Wales.
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Australia's highest court blocks the government's attempt to return 153 asylum seekers to Sri Lanka.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is criticised for saying that Australia was "unsettled" before the British arrived.
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Australian teenager Nick Kyrgios beats world number one Rafael Nadal to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.
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Some of the best stories and reads from this week
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Seven-time champion Roger Federer and number two seed Rafael Nadal both win their first-round matches.
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An Australian request to revoke the World Heritage Site status of part of the ancient Tasmanian forest to allow logging is rejected by a Unesco committee.
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Your favourite examples of Australian slang
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The Australian authorities announce that the next phase of the hunt for the missing Malaysian plane will move hundreds of miles south.
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The families of dozens of asylum seekers who were killed in a shipwreck off Christmas Island in 2010 are suing the Australian government.
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How Perth aims to stay wet in Australian aridity
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An Australian request to revoke the World Heritage Site status of part of the ancient Tasmanian forest to allow logging is to be discussed by Unesco in Qatar.
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Pollution at the Great Barrier Reef is falling, Australian ministers say, as they seek to convince the UN's cultural agency not to downgrade the site.
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A new generation of Australians is coining fewer slang expressions and borrowing more from abroad, but author Kathy Lette says the vernacular will survive.
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The rise and fall of Australian slang
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Australian police are examining human remains recovered from a crocodile to see if they match the DNA of a missing man.
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Two financial institutions lose an Australian court appeal against a decision that they "deceived" investors prior to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Chinese-born Australian artist Guo Jian, detained before the Tiananmen anniversary, will be deported from Beijing, Canberra says.
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Indonesia admits that a group of reporters were allowed to eavesdrop on a conversation between the president and Australian PM Tony Abbott.
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Flights to and from the northern Australian city of Darwin are expected to resume, after volcanic ash from an Indonesian volcano forced airlines to cancel flights.
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Australian airlines resume flights as a volcanic ash cloud that forced cancellations in and out of the northern city of Darwin disperses.
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Huge ash clouds thrown up by an Indonesian volcano have forced airlines to cancel flights to and from the northern Australian city of Darwin.
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Andy Murray sets up a third-round meeting with Philipp Kohlschreiber at the French Open after beating Marinko Matosevic.
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An Australian man has announced he will attempt to break the world record for the fastest-powered street luge.
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Australian senator Bill Heffernan smuggles a fake pipe-bomb into Parliament House in Canberra to highlight his concerns over security.
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A report into February's violence at an Australian asylum camp in Papua New Guinea says detainee Reza Barati died from a brutal beating.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says it was "regrettable" that he winked and smiled during a chat with a distressed voter.
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Australian leader breaks three key rules of politics
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Australian police fine a gambling tycoon and a TV executive following a public brawl in Bondi Beach that sparked a tabloid frenzy.
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Police begin an investigation into a street brawl between Australian billionaire James Packer and a TV network head that has sparked a tabloid frenzy.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott abruptly cancels a planned visit to Indonesia, amid reports of a renewed operation to halt an asylum boat.
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Australian officials co-ordinating the search for the missing Malaysian plane play down a company's claim it has identified possible wreckage.
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Another chapter has passed in the hunt for missing Malaysian airliner MH370 - with the Australian Prime Minister announcing the end of the aerial search.
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Australian food company Goodman Fielder snubs $1.2bn all-cash takeover offer from Singapore and Hong Kong parties, citing the move as "opportunistic".
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