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An Australian court has upheld the government's new law on mandatory plain packaging for cigarettes in the country.
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Australian MPs are debating a bill to restart offshore processing of asylum seekers, as fears mount for 67 migrants missing at sea.
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Russia's Sergey Kirdyapkin sets a new Olympic record in winning the men's 50km walk from Australian Jared Tallent.
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An international mission to rescue a sick US citizen working at a research centre in the Antarctic is under way.
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Correspondent Phil Mercer reports on the Australian reaction to winning only four gold medals so far at the Olympics.
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The Australian sports minister, Kate Lundy, will row a length of Eton Dorney wearing a Team GB shirt if she loses a bet with the UK Olympic minister, Hugh Robertson.
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The impact of the late Australian art critic Robert Hughes
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Influential Australian art critic and writer Robert Hughes dies in New York after a long illness, aged 74.
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A passenger on Australian airline Qantas says he was kept on hold for 15 hours while trying to confirm his travel plans.
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Miner BHP Billiton announces writedowns in shale gas and nickel assets of $3.3bn (£2.1bn) and says its chief executive will forgo his 2012 bonus.
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The remains of Australian outlaw Ned Kelly are to be handed to his descendants for burial, more than 130 years after he was hanged for murder.
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A dead humpback whale has been washed up in a Australian ocean swimming pool, surprising morning swimmers and causing a major problem for authorities.
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Australian police have seized drugs worth over half a billion dollars and broken up a Hong Kong-based drugs ring.
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Australian couple Graham and Ann Smith have received Olympic tickets from an anonymous donor after the ones they bought turned out to be fakes.
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Australian police seize drugs worth A$500m (US$526m; £335m) and break up a Hong Kong-based drugs ring, with seven arrests made.
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An 81-year-old man is jailed for sending bullets, detonators and threats to the Australian prime minister and other top politicians.
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Everton agree terms with Major League Soccer for the transfer of Australian midfielder Tim Cahill to the New York Red Bulls.
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Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks can profit from his memoir after Australian prosecutors drop a case to freeze income.
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TPG Capital makes a fresh takeover bid for Billabong just months after the Australian surfwear maker rejected its earlier offer.
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Former Australia Under-21 international Brett Gosper is appointed chief executive of the International Rugby Board.
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Adam Scott equals the Royal Lytham & St Annes course record for the Open as he shoots 64 to lead after Thursday's first round.
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Pop star Madonna has disappointed fans in Australia by cancelling her first dates in the country for 20 years.
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Australian conservationists warn an LNG project conditionally approved by the government could pose a threat to humpback whales.
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Australian Mark Webber signs a new deal with Red Bull for the 2013 season, two days after winning the British Grand Prix.
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Australian duo Shane Watson and Brett Lee will miss the final one-day international against England through injury.
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Australian vessels go to the aid of a boat in distress off Indonesia, a day after the two countries pledged better co-operation on people-smuggling.
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Indonesia and Australia pledge increased co-operation on people smuggling, following the sinking of two asylum-seeker boats last month.
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Australian minister Craig Emerson breaks into song during a live TV interview to get a point across about a proposed carbon tax
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Australia's parliament votes down an asylum bill after fierce debate reignited by the sinking of two boats in the past week.
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At least 125 people are saved and a body recovered after a boat sank north of Christmas Island, days after an asylum-seeker boat sank in the area.
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Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart threatens to sell her Fairfax Media stake if she is not offered board seats "without unsuitable conditions".
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Rescuers search for dozens of people missing after a boat reportedly carrying migrants sank near Christmas Island off northern Australia.
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The Australian writer and broadcaster tells BBC Radio 4 he has become "a recluse" after several years of serious illness.
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Rescue efforts are under way after a boat believed to be carrying about 200 asylum-seekers capsized north of Christmas Island, Australian officials say.
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Australian scientists find 50 skeletons from a pre-historic "giant wombat" - described as a "palaeontologists' goldmine".
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Rupert Murdoch's Australian arm, News Ltd, announces major restructuring, in a turbulent week for the country's media industry.
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Australian officials express concern that billionaire Gina Rinehart's increased stake in Fairfax media may compromise its independence.
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Rescuers manage to land on a remote Tongan atoll to search for two Australian men missing since their yacht broke up last week.
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The Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has expressed her shock at a report detailing decades of sexual and other abuse in the country's armed forces.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard expresses shock at a report detailing decades of sexual and other abuses in the country's armed forces.
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The Australian online retailer Kogan.com has introduced the world's first "tax" on use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) browser.
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The Australian government says it will create the world's largest network of marine parks, including the Coral Sea, ahead of the Rio+20 summit.
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An Australian coroner has ruled that Azaria Chamberlain, a baby girl who disappeared from a beauty spot 32 years ago, was taken by a dingo or wild dog.
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Qantas shares surge after reports the Australian airline has appointed the Macquarie Group to help defend against any takeover bids.
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More than 30 years after baby Azaria Chamberlain disappeared from an Australian campsite, a coroner rules that she was taken by a dingo.
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Australia says it is seeking consular access to an Australian lawyer being held in Libya after trying to meet the jailed son of Col Gaddafi.
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Qantas shares fall below one Australian dollar to a record low after Standard & Poor's puts the airline on review for a possible downgrade.
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A relative of a notorious Australian serial killer is sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for murdering a friend with a double-edged axe.
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Australian Olympic swimmers Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk are told to remove a photo of themselves posing with guns from Facebook.
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The Australian defence minister takes extra precautions against possible cyber espionage in China, Australian media say.
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How one man changed Australian history
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The lawyer for the Australian 'Bali Nine' told BBC Radio 5 live about their time in jail facing the death penalty.
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Sheep "rain down" on motorists in the Australian city of Melbourne after a livestock lorry overturns on a flyover.
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The Delhi High Court allows a woman who accused Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach of molesting her to drop the case after settling out of court.
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Australian mining magnate Gina Rinehart has been declared the richest woman in the world, with a wealth of nearly A$30bn.
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Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach is granted bail after being charged with molesting a woman and assaulting her fiance at a hotel in India's capital.
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The Australian government accuses tobacco firms of directly targeting vulnerable teenagers with a new budget brand of cigarettes.
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Three of the four original members of Australian children's entertainers The Wiggles are to leave the group, paving the way for the group's first female performer.
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Bike gang shootings rock Australian city
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