We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australian and Malaysian officials sign a controversial agreement intended to stem the flow of asylum seekers to Australia by boat.
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Australia celebrates its first-ever victory in the gruelling Tour de France, by 34-year-old Cadel Evans.
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More than $1m of Mollydooker shiraz wine is destroyed as a forklift malfunctions in Australia.
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Australia seeks to sue David Hicks, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was convicted of terrorism, for the income from his memoir.
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Australian police use tear gas and "bean bag" bullets to quell rioting at the Christmas Island refugee holding centre.
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Australian leader Julia Gillard says Rupert Murdoch's media operation there will face "hard questions" in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal in Britain.
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UK scandal starts to grip Murdoch's Australian empire
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Shares in News Corporation fall on Monday as the company comes under further pressure as the phone-hacking scandal develops.
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Recently retired Australian umpire Daryl Harper accuses India of bullying and complains about a 'lack of support' from the International Cricket Council.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan has withdrawn from the Australian Goldfields Open, the first ever ranking tournament to be held in the country, citing neck and back injuries suffered while travelling.
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Qantas Airways says the new carbon tax is likely to increase the cost of its operations by as much as 115m Australian dollars ($122m).
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Australia unveils plans to slap a tax on carbon emissions for the country's worst polluters, in one of the biggest economic reforms in years.
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The head of Australia's Green party calls for an investigation into Rupert Murdoch's media holdings there following the phone hacking scandal in the UK.
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Tiger Airways will hold crisis talks with Australian regulators to try and counter safety claims and resume domestic operations.
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Australian sales of retail goods such as clothes and shoes fall unexpectedly in May suffering the biggest drop in seven months.
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Australian officials are investigating why dozens of turtles - many of them dead - have been washed up on beaches near the city of Townsville.
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The Australian owner of a newspaper in Burma is found guilty of assault and breaching immigration laws, but allowed to walk free.
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Defending champion Rafael Nadal takes on Mardy Fish for a place in the Wimbledon semi-finals after Novak Djokovic holds off Australian teenager Bernard Tomic.
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Philip Morris threatens to sue the Australian government over its plan to introduce plain, brandless packing for cigarettes.
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Australia airs fly-on-the-wall show about immigrants
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The Australian government reaches agreement with two telecommunications companies to bring high-speed internet to most of the nation.
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Engine-maker Rolls-Royce agrees to pay Qantas 95m Australian dollars ($100m) after one of its engines on a Qantas plane expoded last year.
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Flights are gradually resuming from airports across Australia after two days of cancellations caused by an ash cloud from a Chilean volcano.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard says she will pursue the deal with Malaysia on handling asylum seekers despite a rare parliamentary rejection of the policy.
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An Australian television presenter attempted to tell a Delai Lama joke to the man himself, but struggled to get a laugh.
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So You Think, the Aidan O'Brien-trained Australian import, suffers a shock defeat at the Prince of Wales's Stakes on the second day of action at Royal Ascot.
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Qantas airlines cuts its forecast for domestic growth as it grounds more flights due to ash from volcano in Chile.
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A dinosaur found in Australia is almost identical to a well-known fish-eating one from the UK, suggesting northern and southern hemisphere dinos had a lot more in common than previously thought.
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A group of former British child migrants have launched a class action suit against the Australian government.
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Australian prime minister's live-in boyfriend gives first interview
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Rafael Nadal effortlessly reaches the third round of Queen's with a 6-4 6-4 victory over Australian qualifier Matthew Ebden.
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The Australian government suspends all live cattle exports to Indonesia in a growing row over alleged animal cruelty.
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An Australian woman sues her government, claiming consular officials gave her bad advice when she was in trouble in the UAE which led to her being jailed.
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Australian butchers are reporting a slump in demand for beef after ABC broadcasts an investigation into animal cruelty in Indonesian abattoirs.
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The Australian government apparently softens its policy on sending unaccompanied children to Malaysia for asylum processing, after UN criticism.
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Australian researchers develop a new technique, using nanotechnology to recover usable fingerprints from old evidence, which could help police reopen unsolved cases.
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Australian mining company Resourcehouse cancels its planned Hong Kong IPO citing deteriorating market conditions.
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The Australian government says it will send unaccompanied children to Malaysia for asylum claims processing as part of a controversial plan.
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Australia reports its biggest quarterly fall in gross domestic product in 20 years as floods and cyclones take their toll.
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The Australian government suspends the live export of cattle to some abattoirs in Indonesia, after seeing harrowing footage of their treatment of the animals.
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The Australian actress Cate Blanchett is criticised for calling for the introduction of a carbon tax to reduce Australian emissions.
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An Australian woman who had been discussing fertility treatments with her husband when he died is allowed to use his frozen sperm.
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The Australian Climate Commission warns sea levels could rise by 1m by the end of the century, much more than previously thought.
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Australian actor Bill Hunter, known for his roles in Gallipoli, Muriel's Wedding and Strictly Ballroom, dies aged 71 in Melbourne.
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Indonesian jails are incubators of terrorism where jailed jihadis form new links and plan attacks, a new report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute says.
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Australian cricket legend Shane Warne escapes a ban which would have prematurely ended his playing career, but he is fined about £31,000 by the Indian Cricket Board.
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An Australian inquest into the Christmas Island shipwreck, which killed up to 50 asylum seekers, is told the captain abandoned the boat a day before the tragedy.
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Moody's cuts the credit ratings of Australia's big four banks, saying they rely too much on overseas debt markets.
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Police in the Australian city of Brisbane say a man who fell to his death from a seventh floor balcony was taking part in the internet craze of "planking".
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Australian police say a man who plunged seven floors to his death from an apartment balcony was participating in the internet craze of "planking".
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Australian Sam Stosur defeats China's Ni La in straight sets to set up a final with Caroline Wozniacki or Maria Sharapova in the Rome Masters.
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An elderly koala stolen from an Australian wildlife park two days ago has been reunited with its keepers.
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Craig McDermott replaces Troy Cooley as bowling coach to the Australian cricket team.
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Images of the Hindu goddess of wealth Laxmi, displayed on swimwear at an Australian fashion show, spark a legal battle in India.
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Australia is to cut government spending by 22bn Australian dollars as it aims to post a budget surplus by 2012-2013.
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The Australian government moved to tackle a sharp increase in the rate of suicide in some Aboriginal communities.
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Lionel Rose, who won the world bantamweight boxing title in 1968 and became the first Aborigine to be named "Australian of the year", dies aged 62.
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Australian cricket legend Shane Warne says he will retire from professional cricket at the end of the current Indian Premier League campaign.
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Seven detainees at an Australian immigration centre in Sydney are charged in connection with a riot and massive blaze at the facility last month.
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The world's last known combat veteran of World War I, Claude "Chuckles" Choules, dies in an Australian nursing home at the age of 110.
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Shareholders of Australian drinks maker Foster's agree to split company into separate beer and wine businesses.
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