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Two cadets are charged over a sex scandal at an Australian defence academy, in a row which led to a review of the military's treatment of women.
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Australia and New Zealand remember their war dead on Anzac Day, with the leaders of both countries attending ceremonies abroad.
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Australian police question 22 people after Wednesday's riot at the Villawood immigration detention centre in Sydney.
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Detainees at an Australian immigration detention centre in Sydney riot and set fire to a number of buildings.
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The Australian dollar rises to a record high against the US dollar as producer prices came in better than expected.
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Hundreds of onlookers were treated to a fireworks display as a decommissioned Australian navy frigate was scuttled off the coast of New South Wales.
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Shane Watson smashes a world-record 15 sixes on his way to recording the highest individual one-day innings by an Australian as Bangladesh are crushed by nine wickets.
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An Australian man is jailed for life for throwing his daughter to her death from Melbourne's highest bridge in a fit of rage over a custody battle.
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The Australian government has blocked a takeover bid from the Singapore Exchange for the Australian bourse the ASX
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Australia's unemployment rate fell to 4.9% in March, its lowest level since December 2008, pushing its currency to fresh highs.
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A mass migration of rats is under way into the deserts of Australia after a run of high rainfall seasons, scientists say.
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Australian police investigate claims by a female cadet at the country's defence academy that a fellow cadet ran a live broadcast of them having sex.
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The Australian government says it will reject a bid for the stock exchange from the Singapore bourse on "national interest" grounds.
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An Australian woman has survived a six storey fall from a parking garage in Melbourne.
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The natural disasters that hit Australia will cost its economy A$9bn ($9.4bn; £5.8bn), according to the Treasury department.
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McLaren chief Martin Whitmarsh urges caution despite the team's mpressive start to the season in the Australian Grand Prix.
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Australian band Men At Work lose an appeal against a court ruling that their hit Down Under was partially copied from a folk song.
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The Australian dollar has risen to a 29-year high against the US dollar as demand for commodities continues to grow.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard's parliamentary computer and those of at least two senior ministers are suspected of being hacked, reports say.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel wins the season-opening Australian Grand Prix from McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton and Renault's Vitaly Petrov.
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Red Bull's world champion Sebastian Vettel wins the Australian Grand Prix ahead of Lewis Hamilton.
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Sebastian Vettel unleashes an electrifying display of pace to capture the first pole of the new season for Red Bull in Australia.
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Red Bull world champion Sebastian Vettel qualifies on pole for the opening race of the 2011 season in Melbourne.
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McLaren's Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton head Ferrari's Fernando Alonso in second practice at the Australian Grand Prix.
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BHP Billiton, the world's biggest miner, says it will expand its Australian iron ore and coal mining projects.
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McLaren's Jenson Button sets the fastest time in practice ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton in second practice at Albert Park.
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Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are optimistic they can fight for victory in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.
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Australian police fire tear gas to subdue rioting asylum seekers at the Christmas Island detention centre following days of unrest there.
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Australian openers Shane Watson and Brad Haddin put on 183 as the World Cup holders easily chase down a target of 212 to beat Canada in Bangalore.
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Mining giant Rio Tinto ups its bid for Riversdale in its latest attempt to woo shareholders in the Australian coal miner.
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An Australian angler is recovering in hospital after fighting off a saltwater crocodile that tried to drag him into a creek.
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An ex-mayor of the west Australian city of Stirling denies Italian reports linking him to the feared 'Ndrangheta mafia.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard gives Barack Obama an MP3 player loaded with a "best of" Australian music mix as a souvenir of her first official visit to the US.
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Gangland matriarch Judy Moran, mother and wife to four victims of underworld killings, is found guilty of murdering her brother-in-law Des "Tuppence" Moran.
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Jenson Button believes McLaren will not be able to challenge rivals Red Bull and Ferrari at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on 27 March.
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Former Fijian government minister Samisoni Tikoinasau says he will seek asylum in Australia after being arrested and beaten in Fiji, an Australian newspaper reports.
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An Indian court awards $1m in compensation to an Australian woman, 33 years after she was paralysed in a fall at a Delhi hotel swimming pool.
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A freight train has careered off the tracks near a busy road, narrowly missing drivers in the Australian state of New South Wales.
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A court hearing is underway in Rangoon in the trial of Ross Dunkley, the Australian owner of the Myanmar Times newspaper arrested on immigration charges.
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Australia's economic growth picked up pace in the fourth quarter of 2010, despite the severe floods, figures show.
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Australian champions St George Illawarra Dragons hold on to win the World Club Challenge for the first time with a comeback victory over Wigan.
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Wigan Warriors face Australian side St George Illawarra Dragons at the DW Stadium.
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Novak Djokovic will face Roger Federer in Saturday's Dubai Championships final after both were victorious on Friday.
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British comic Ben Elton's new show in Australia is axed after three episodes, it is announced.
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Sailors aboard an Australian naval ship engaged in "predatory" behaviour and drunken misconduct while deployed in Asia in 2009, a retired judge reports.
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Anglo-Australian miner BHP Billiton agrees to buy shale gas assets from US firm Chesapeake Energy for $4.75bn.
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The tiny Australian town of Speed changes name to SpeedKills in a traffic safety bid for fame.
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Moody's puts Australia's four biggest banks on credit downgrade review, saying they may be too dependent on global markets.
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Australian airline Qantas says the grounding of its Airbus A380s after an explosion in one of the engines cost it $55m.
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Australian cricket legend Steve Waugh tells the BBC he believes the 50-over game is still relevant and is set for a "resurgence" at the 2011 World Cup, which starts Saturday.
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Ross Dunkley, the Australian owner of English-language newspaper Myanmar Times, is arrested in Burma on an alleged immigration offence.
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Australian Open champion Kim Clijsters regains her world number one ranking after beating Jelena Dokic in the quarter-finals of the Paris Open.
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Australian duo Mike Hussey and Nathan Hauritz are ruled out of the World Cup through injury.
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Australian MPs cry as they pay tribute to the tens of thousands of people whose lives have been devastated by recent floods, cyclones and bushfires.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard pays tribute to the tens of thousands of people whose lives have been devastated by floods, cyclones and fires.
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Bushfires raging on the outskirts of Perth in Western Australia have destroyed at least 59 homes.
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Torrential rain has led to flash flooding in the southern Australian state of Victoria.
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Australia sends in thousands of emergency workers to help Queensland's stricken coastal communities after the state's worst storm in a century.
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A woman gives birth to a baby girl while sheltering in an evacuation centre from the Australian cyclone.
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Queensland's coast is badly hit but cities have a lucky escape as Cyclone Yasi is downgraded to a category two storm over north-east Australia.
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The Australian state of Queensland is counting the cost as the powerful Cyclone Yasi carved a trail of destruction across the north-east with winds of nearly 300km/h (185mph).
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