We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Iranian naval forces in the Gulf tried to capture an Australian Navy team but were repelled, the BBC learns.
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An Australian judge urges calm in the trial of a policeman for manslaughter of an Aboriginal man.
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An Australian inquiry says it found cases of child sex abuse in every aboriginal community visited.
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Australian PM John Howard has met the Dalai Lama in Sydney, amid fierce opposition from China.
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People returning home after storms and flooding in eastern Australia find their properties have been looted.
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Australian Muslim leaders urge unity under a new top cleric, after controversial mufti Sheikh Hilali steps down.
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Supporters of Australia's controversial Muslim cleric claim a government conspiracy forced him to quit.
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Environmentalists fear a maritime disaster if a beached coal freighter in eastern Australia breaks up.
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A search is under way for an Australian Lonely Planet travel writer missing in a remote mountain region in Tibet.
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The death toll rises to 11 in a train crash in southern Australia, which has left as many as 50 wounded.
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Rafael Nadal hits peak form to see off Australian Lleyton Hewitt 6-3 6-1 7-6 and reach the French Open quarter-finals.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard announces a new policy on climate change, pledging pollution limits.
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Indonesia is angered over an Australian inquiry into the deaths of journalists during the invasion of East Timor.
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Indonesian troops murdered five Western journalists during the invasion of East Timor in 1975, an Australian inquiry hears.
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A gay pub in the Australian city of Melbourne wins the right to ban heterosexuals.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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An Australian photographer becomes the first foreign journalist injured in southern Thailand's insurgency.
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David Hicks, the Australian convicted of supporting terrorism, returns home to serve his prison sentence.
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An Australian teenager who was bullied at school is awarded record damages that could reach A$1m.
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Australian PM John Howard orders the country's cricket team to pull out of a planned tour of Zimbabwe.
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The Australian government steps up a campaign to persuade the ICC to take action against Zimbabwe.
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The consortium trying to take over Australian airline Qantas has admitted that its efforts have failed.
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A consortium which failed in its $8.9bn effort to buy Australian airline Qantas says it could return with a new bid.
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Regulators reject a last-ditch attempt by a consortium to revive its takeover of Australian airline Qantas.
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Australian senator Bill Heffernan is under fire for saying a childless female politician is unfit to govern.
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Relatives of crew missing from an abandoned Australian yacht think the men may have been kidnapped.
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Australian unions stage a rock concert to protest against the government's controversial workplace laws.
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Rescuers hunting for the crew of a yacht found off north-east Australia think it has been drifting since Sunday.
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A teenage girl is in a stable condition after being mauled by a sea lion while surfing off Australia's west coast.
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Aids charities react angrily to Australian Prime Minister John Howard's opposition to HIV-positive migrants.
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The outgoing Indian cricket coach, Australian Greg Chappell falls ill and visits a Mumbai hospital, reports say.
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Australian Ian Thorpe vows to clear his name against allegations made against him in a newspaper.
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Australian David Hicks will serve at most seven years in jail for aiding al-Qaeda, a Guantanamo tribunal hears.
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Cane toads are likely to double their range in Australia, scientists say, with damaging impacts on wildlife.
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Australian David Hicks, the first Guantanamo terror suspect to face a new trial system, pleads guilty.
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David Hicks is expected to raise the legitimacy of his case at a Guantanamo hearing on Monday.
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Islamic clerics in Australia are being encouraged to volunteer as firemen, to improve the image of Muslims.
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The Pentagon is examining claims that Australian David Hicks was forcibly sedated at Guantanamo Bay.
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Australian PM John Howard returns home from Iraq and Afghanistan, where he pledged support for troops.
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Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen dominates the Australian Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton finishes third on his debut with McLaren.
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Fernando Alonso starts his bid for a third straight Formula One world title at the Australian Grand Prix.
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Australian PM John Howard says his troops will stay in Iraq until Iraqis are able to control their own security.
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Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen claims pole position for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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Glenn McGrath says the Australian pace attack is in fine form after they ripped through Scotland to win by 203 runs in St Kitts.
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Australia's John Howard arrives in Japan on a visit that will include signing a bilateral security pact.
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Torrential rains cool northern Australian seas, providing rare relief to the Great Barrier Reef.
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Australian PM John Howard dismisses suggestions a security declaration with Japan could strain China ties.
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Five of Australia's senior Muslim clerics are reportedly banned from talking to the media by Islamic leaders.
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Glenn McNeill is found guilty of the first murder on the remote Australian territory of Norfolk Island for 151 years.
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After five years in Guantanamo Bay, Australian detainee David Hicks faces a US military court on 20 March.
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A court in the Indian state of Goa sentences an Australian to 10 years in jail for his role in a child sex ring.
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Australian-led troops seize a town in East Timor where rebel leader Alfredo Reinado has been hiding.
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Australian PM John Howard says it took too long to file charges against Guantanamo inmate David Hicks.
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The US files terror charges against an Australian held at Guantanamo Bay without trial for five years.
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Authorities urge East Timor rebel leader Alfredo Reinado to surrender, as Australian troops close in on his hideout.
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John Howard says he will not step in to block the planned $8.8bn takeover of Australian national airline Qantas.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney voices concern at China's growing military power, on a visit to Australia.
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An Australian peacekeeper kills an East Timorese civilian during a clash in a refugee camp in Dili.
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The US military releases details of its case against David Hicks, an Australian held at Guantanamo Bay.
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Australian PM John Howard says al-Qaeda should be praying for Barack Obama to win the US presidency.
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