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 Prime Minister criticises Gordon Ramsay after the chef made insulting remarks about TV host Tracy Grimshaw.
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A teenaged American tourist says he spent two hours clinging to the side of a long-distance train as it sped across the Australian outback in the night.
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Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto scraps a deal with China's Chinalco in favour of a tie-up with rival BHP Billiton.
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Svetlana Kuznetsova takes on Australian Sam Stosur in the second French Open semi-final, looking to join fellow Russian Dinara Safina in the final.
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Australian authorities order an inquiry after a school boy falls during a mocking hanging as part of a classroom activity.
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Australian Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon resigns amid questions over expenses and the declaration of gifts.
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Australian authorities consider imposing tougher sentences for hate crimes after a spate of attacks on Indian students.
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The Australian government says it is preparing to seize control of run-down settlements in Alice Springs, known as town camps.
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The Australian government admits cash hand-outs aimed at stimulating the economy have been sent to thousands of dead people.
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Australian police charge a man with animal cruelty for allegedly shooting two kangaroos and leaving them for dead.
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The Australian government comes under fire for the $1.5m travel expenses it racked up during parliament's 10-week break.
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An Australian court orders a temporary halt to the killing of thousands of kangaroos, pending a scientific review.
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An Australian kangaroo shot through the head with an arrow is expected to make a full recovery, wildlife officers say.
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Australian bushfire inquiry stirs fierce debate
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd denies allegations he "threw a wobbly" in Afghanistan over a hair-dryer.
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Briton Ben Southall is named as caretaker of a tropical Australian island, a position described as "the best job in the world".
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Experts are due to begin exhuming remains of about 400 British and Australian soldiers killed in WWI in Northern France.
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An Australian teenager is given permission to have both breasts surgically removed so she more closely resembles a boy.
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The Australian government says it will push back a planned carbon emissions trading scheme by a year until 2011.
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An Australian doctor interviewed at Heathrow Airport when he arrived to hold workshops on euthanasia is allowed to enter the UK.
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An Australian doctor detained at Heathrow Airport when he arrived to hold workshops on euthanasia is allowed to enter the UK.
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McLaren receive a suspended three-race ban from motorsport's governing body for misleading stewards at the Australian Grand Prix.
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Motorsport's governing body, the FIA, meet on Wednesday to decide on McLaren's punishment for misleading Australian Grand Prix officials.
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An Australian cookie chain threatens legal action against US chain Krispy Kreme for stealing a biscuit name and recipe.
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Australian police release an X-ray of the skull of a Chinese man shot repeatedly with a nail gun, in an appeal to catch his killers.
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Police in Australia are "dumbfounded" by the dumping of a live shark on the doorstep of a local newspaper.
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Australian officials prepare for asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, where a civil war is causing heavy civilian casualties.
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Victims of February's Australian bushfires say they are being shut out of the official inquiry, as it opens in Melbourne.
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People-smugglers are 'scum', says Australia PM Kevin Rudd, a day after a deadly blast on an asylum-seekers' boat.
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An Australian airliner is grounded after four baby pythons escape from their container in the aircraft's hold.
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Australian children savour lost dialect of Dharug
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McLaren will appear before the FIA World Motorsport Council on 29 April to answer charges of misleading race stewards following the Australian Grand Prix.
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The Australian central bank cuts interest rates to a 49-year low of 3% as the country faces its first recession since 1991.
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A pet dog washed overboard and believed drowned is found four months later - as a castaway on a remote island.
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World champion Lewis Hamilton insists he is not dishonest after being disqualified from the Australian Grand Prix for misleading officials.
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Lewis Hamilton and McLaren are stripped of their podium finish at the Australian Grand Prix and disqualified.
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Rains and flooding described as a once-in-a-century deluge leave thousands stranded along Australia's east coast.
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Australia's Oz Minerals agrees to sell most of its assets to China's Minmetals just days after a deal had been blocked.
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Police in the Australian state of Victoria reduce the death toll for February's devastating bush fires from 210 to 173.
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Jenson Button believes there is "more to come" from him and Brawn GP despite their one-two finish at the Australian Grand Prix.
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Britain's Jenson Button wins the Australian Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Rubens Barrichello to mark a stunning debut for the new Brawn GP team.
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Jenson Button leads the Australian GP following a frenetic opening to the race in Melbourne.
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Jenson Button will start the Australian GP on pole with team-mate Rubens Barrichello next to him while Lewis Hamilton is 18th.
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Jenson Button snatches pole position ahead of team-mate Rubens Barrichello as Brawn GP dominate qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix.
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Nico Rosberg dominates both practice sessions in Melbourne ahead of the Australian GP as Williams, Brawn GP and Toyota outshine the likes of Ferrari and McLaren on Friday.
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Motorsport's governing body rejects the protest made by three Formula One teams about the legality of certain cars, but they are making an appeal.
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Lewis Hamilton admits he may struggle to keep pace as he prepares to launch the defence of his F1 title in Melbourne.
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Full results from the 2009 Australian Grand Prix
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd arrives in the US for his first meeting with President Barack Obama.
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Australian newspapers apologise to politician Pauline Hanson for printing nude photos they wrongly claimed depicted her.
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A new fuel has reduced petrol-sniffing in Aboriginal communities in Australia's central desert area, officials say.
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An oil spill along the coast of Queensland is 10 times worse than originally thought, Australian authorities say.
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An oil slick coats beaches and wildlife along Australia's east coast, after a cargo ships spills its load in stormy seas.
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Australia's wine industry is the latest casualty of global economic woes, as Australia announces falling exports.
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Firefighters in the Australian state of Victoria are on alert as high winds threaten to ignite more deadly bushfires.
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An Australian cinema chain is to resume screenings of a film about race riots pulled after a violent reaction from audiences.
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An Australian surfer is attacked by a shark at a northern Sydney beach - the third such attack in as many weeks.
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Tiger Woods says he feels fitter than ever as he prepares to return after eight months out at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona.
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Australian firefighters tackle more blazes in Victoria, as forecasters warn of hot, windy weather at the weekend.
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More Australian residents are forced to flee their homes amid renewed bushfires, as the official death toll rises to 210.
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Harry Nicolaides, an Australian writer jailed in Thailand for defaming its monarch, is pardoned and set free.
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