We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australian police seize petrol bombs, swords and iron bars in a major effort to prevent further racial violence.
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More than 1,500 Australian police patrol beaches around Sydney to try to avert more racial violence.
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Australian swimming faces a storm of protest after using mock executions at a training camp.
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Australian Bradley Murdoch is jailed for life for murdering UK backpacker Peter Falconio on a deserted outback road.
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David Hicks, the so-called 'Australian Taleban' held in Guantanamo Bay, wins a court battle to become a British citizen.
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David Hicks, the so-called Australian Taleban, wins a High Court battle to become a British citizen.
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Fresh violence breaks out in Sydney, despite PM John Howard's condemning the weekend's race riots.
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Australian PM John Howard calls for ethnic and religious tolerance in the wake of race riots in Sydney.
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Australian leg-spin great Shane Warne is named BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year 2005.
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Australian Mamdouh Habib says he was caught up in the US policy of transferring terror suspects abroad, and abused.
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Hundreds of mourners attend the Melbourne funeral of an Australian executed in Singapore for drug-smuggling.
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The lawyer for murder suspect Bradley Murdoch says police investigating Peter Falconio's murder may have framed him.
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The hanging of an Australian drug smuggler in Singapore prompts outrage and sadness in the press.
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Eddie Jones loses his job as Australia boss after a run of eight defeats in nine games.
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Australia's prime minister says Singapore's execution of a Melbourne man may harm links between their peoples.
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A board member of Australia's central bank quits amid a growing row about his business affairs.
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Australian drug smuggler Nguyen Tuong Van is hanged in Singapore, despite repeated pleas for clemency.
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An Australian enquiry says a surgeon linked to 13 patient deaths should face manslaughter charges.
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A former Australian PM calls Singapore a "rogue Chinese port" as it prepares to hang a drug smuggler.
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Australian budget airline Virgin Blue, quarter-owned by Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group, sees annual profits dip.
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A federal judge in the US suspends the war crimes trial of an Australian prisoner at Guantanamo base.
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