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Australian politicians voice concerns at a court ruling giving Aborigines the native title to the city of Perth.
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Australian firefighters are battling to limit the damage caused by the season's first bushfires.
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Australian cricketing bodies announce a new anti-racism policy, but calling the English "poms" is ruled acceptable.
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An Australian coroner berates police for an Aboriginal man's death which prompted riots on Palm Island in 2004.
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The Solomon Islands' attorney-general is arrested in Papua New Guinea amid Australian child-sex charges.
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Players will be able to challenge line calls via a video replay system at January's Australian Open.
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Australian's government says it is to appeal a court ruling granting native title rights over Perth to Aborigines.
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Australian banking and insurance group Suncorp makes a takeover bid for fellow insurer Promina.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard has warned that the country's worsening drought could hit economic growth.
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Australian police launch beach patrols in Sydney to prevent a repeat of last year's serious racial clashes.
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Australia is to ban North Korean ships from its ports, as talks in Tokyo focus on implementing UN sanctions.
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Australian forces raid the office of the Solomons prime minister as tensions rise over a controversial sex case.
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The Australian government unveils a major initiative to develop clean technology in response to climate change.
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Leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum agree to review the Australian-led security force in the Solomons.
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Australia's top Muslim cleric apologises after comparing women who do not wear the hijab to "uncovered meat".
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Australian airline Qantas says it has increased its order of Airbus superjumbos to 20, despite production delays.
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The Australian Muslim sheikh under fire for comments about women calls for an ethical tribunal to judge his case.
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The Australian government says it will expand its offer for telecoms giant Telstra after heavy demand for its shares.
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The Natural History Museum is to return the remains of 18 aboriginal people to the Australian government.
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Veteran Australian seam bowler Glenn McGrath dismisses a suggestion that he will soon retire.
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Australian airline Qantas receives a takeover approach from Macquarie Bank and Texas Pacific.
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Shares in Australian airline Qantas dip on worries that unions and the government could block a takeover.
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An Australian investigation into alleged bribes paid to export wheat to Saddam Hussein's Iraq is due out.
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An Australian inquiry into alleged bribes paid to export wheat to Saddam Hussein's Iraq delivers its report.
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The Australian government is cleared of involvement in bribes
to Iraqi officials under the UN oil-for-food scheme.
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At least one person has died and another is missing after an Australian Black Hawk crashed into the sea near Fiji.
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Large areas of south-eastern Australia are swathed in smoke as bush fires threaten mountain towns.
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