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 PM defends secrecy over asylum policy, amid reports that boats filled with asylum-seekers are being sent back to Indonesia.
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British number one Laura Robson pulls out with her Australian Open warm-up event in Hobart with a wrist injury.
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Australian Lleyton Hewitt wins his first title since 2010 with victory over Roger Federer at the Brisbane International.
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A third attempt to rescue a ship stranded in East Antarctica fails due to bad weather, with an Australian icebreaker forced to turn back.
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An Australian icebreaker reaches East Antarctica in a new bid to free a trapped scientific mission ship, but bad weather is slowing its progress.
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Two-time Wimbledon winner Stefan Edberg joins former world number one Roger Federer's team ahead of the Australian Open.
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Australian police say they have seized drugs with a street value of more than A$43m as well as guns and exotic animals in a series of raids.
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Nadia Petrova withdraws from the Australian Open after the death of her mother in a car crash in Moscow this month.
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Australia is to send a surveillance plane to the Southern Ocean in a bid to stop conflict between Japanese whaling vessels and environmentalists.
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Rescuers find two Australian men clinging to a cool box in the sea 15 hours after their boat capsizes off New South Wales.
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Can Australia's PM fulfil his election promises?
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A Taiwanese tourist is rescued after walking off a pier in the Australian city of Melbourne while checking her Facebook page, police say.
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Bradley Murdoch launches a second appeal against his conviction for killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in the Australian outback in 2001.
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BBC Sports Personality of the Year Andy Murray wants to repay the British public with Australian Open success.
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Australia's High Court has overturned legislation allowing gay marriage in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), rendering 27 gay marriages invalid.
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An Australian town is using loud noises in an attempt to drive away an infestation of almost 80,000 bats who are roosting in a local park.
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An Australian facing deportation after disrupting last year's University Boat Race by swimming in front of the crews can stay in the UK, a judge rules.
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Australian airline Qantas sees its credit rating downgraded to below-investment level, or junk, by the ratings agency Standard & Poor's.
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Mel Greig, one of two Australian DJs behind a royal prank call linked to the death of a UK nurse, has resigned from the radio station which broadcast the show.
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England fight back after an ominous Australian start as the first day of the second Test ends with the hosts on 273-5.
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Australian airline Qantas issues a profit warning, and says "immense challenges" mean 1,000 jobs must be shed.
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Daniel Robinson, the son of classic Neighbours characters Scott and Charlene - once played by Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue - is to join the Australian soap.
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Rory McIlroy wins his first tournament of the year with a one-shot triumph in the Australian Open at Sydney.
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Adam Scott leads Rory McIlroy by four shots after the penultimate round of the Australian Open at Royal Sydney.
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Two Indonesian air force pilots are investigated for allegedly trying to smuggle Australian parrots into Indonesia, military officials say.
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Rory McIlroy fires a 65 to move two shots behind leader Adam Scott after two rounds of the Australian Open in Sydney.
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Adam Scott posts a course record 62 in round one of the Australian Open in Sydney, with Rory McIlroy seven shots back.
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Australian airline Qantas backs a suggestion by Treasurer Joe Hockey that rules restricting foreign investment in the carrier should be changed.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott proposes closer discussions with Indonesian officials in a bid to heal a rift over spying allegations.
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For a few days each year, a vast area off the Australian east coast becomes an underwater city of coral spawning.
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An Australian family put up 502,165 Christmas lights around their home, setting a new world record.
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The Queen's representative in Australia reportedly becomes the first serving governor-general to publicly back the country becoming a republic.
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An Australian court hands a two-year suspended sentence to a US surgeon for fraud after prosecutors dropped criminal negligence charges.
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England paceman Stuart Broad is able to laugh off the boos from Australian fans as he takes 5-65 on the first day of the Ashes.
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Hackers attack Australian government websites amid an ongoing row over reports that Australia spied on the phone calls of the Indonesian prime minister.
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Australian athletes risk being sent home from next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi if caught "having rambling conversations".
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A doctor, a photographer and an activist, among 30 arrested over an Arctic protest by Greenpeace, are granted bail by a court in St Petersburg.
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Shares in the Australian online jobs site Freelancer.com soar as much as 400% in the company's market debut on Friday.
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Australian prosecutors drop criminal negligence charges against US doctor Jayant Patel, who was jailed in 2010 over patient deaths.
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Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announces his retirement from politics, in an emotional speech.
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott begins steps to scrap the carbon tax, introducing a repeal bill at the first meeting of the new parliament.
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A woman found in a distressed state in Dublin who was thought to be 14 or 15 is actually a 25-year-old Australian, a court hears.
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An Australian man who spent five years in Guantanamo Bay before admitting terrorism offences files an appeal against his conviction.
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The Melbourne Cup has been won by Fiorente, trained by Australian Gai Waterhouse.
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A hacking group calling itself Anonymous Indonesia claims to have attacked over 170 Australian sites, following reports of Australian spying.
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Malaysia summons US and Australian diplomats in a protest over an alleged American-led spying network in Asia.
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Indonesia summons Australia's ambassador amid reports that Australian embassies have been used as part of a US-led spying network in Asia.
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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray only wants to play in January's Australian Open if he is fit enough to win it.
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Australian tycoon Clive Palmer narrowly wins a seat in the Australia's Lower House after a recount.
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Australian police say they cannot rule out a possible terrorist link after finding highly volatile explosives in a Perth park.
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Australia's High Court rejects a bid for compensation by a civil servant injured while she was having sex during a work trip.
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As Australia's politicians continue to highlight the importance of building ties with Asia, the BBC's Jon Donnison reports from one of Australia's few bilingual schools, where pupils learn Mandarin and English.
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Meet the Australian children fluent in Mandarin
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An elderly Australian couple were unwittingly used as drug mules in a ruse involving a free trip to Canada, Australian police reveal.
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Australian artist Nigel Milsom, who was jailed earlier this year for robbing a convenience store while high on drugs, has won the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize
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Australian fire officials say the threat to the Blue Mountains west of Sydney has been "averted" for the day, but warn the crisis is not yet over.
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The Australian government says it plans to raise the country's debt limit by two-thirds to forestall any concerns it could face a fiscal crisis.
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The detection of gold in tree leaves helps to locate deposits buried in the earth, Australian scientists find, and it could also apply to other metals.
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The Australian Capital Territory has become the first part of Australia to legalise same-sex marriage, but a high court challenge is expected.
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A state of emergency is declared in New South Wales as Australian firefighters battle bushfires that are expected to worsen in hot and windy weather.
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Australian officials have declared a state of emergency in New South Wales as wildfires continue to rage.
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