We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The mayor of an Australian town comes under fire for saying female "ugly ducklings" might benefit from its shortage of women.
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An Indonesian court sentences two Australian men to death for leading a drug-smuggling gang in Bali.
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Australia's military clears its troops of wrongdoing in an Afghan battle that left two women and a baby dead.
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The world's biggest mining group, BHP Billiton, says it will cut some 6,000 jobs worldwide to cope with falling demand.
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Second seed Roger Federer thrashes Argentine Juan Martin del Potro to book an Australian Open semi-final against Andy Roddick.
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Aussies Shane Watson and Brad Haddin share a vital partnership late on the fourth day in Bangalore to stifle a resurgent India in the first Test.
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An Australian man who helped former UK PM's wife Cherie Blair buy property is jailed for fraud.
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The pilot of a light aircraft is forced to land in Darwin harbour after engine trouble in northern Australia.
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A small aircraft crashes in eastern Australia, killing five people and injuring two others.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard calls an election for 24 November as he seeks a fifth term in office.
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Australian PM John Howard begins a four-day visit to India which will focus on trade.
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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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Australia's PM John Howard drops controversial changes to the asylum law after a revolt by lawmakers.
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The Australian premier is in East Timor, amid political deadlock in the country after June's inconclusive polls.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd criticises a photo of a naked girl in an magazine that re-ignited a row over depicting children.
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Australian PM John Howard has met the Dalai Lama in Sydney, amid fierce opposition from China.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard opens a hospital in Bali, in memory to victims of the 2002 bombing.
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Australian PM John Howard announces a significant Cabinet reshuffle ahead of elections later this year.
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Australian PM John Howard flies to Washington for talks with the US president, likely to focus on Iran.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd uses a speech in Beijing to urge China to address "significant" rights problems in Tibet.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd makes a surprise visit to Afghanistan to spend Remembrance Day with the troops.
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Australian PM John Howard holds talks in East Timor, where troops are deployed on a peacekeeping mission.
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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 PM John Howard says the UN truce in Lebanon can only last if Hezbollah is disarmed.
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Australian police arrest 16 people after an investigation into an international drugs ring, seizing a record haul of ecstasy pills.
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A gay pub in the Australian city of Melbourne wins the right to ban heterosexuals.
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Farmers in northern Australia say kangaroos are overrunning their land, as a cull is suspended further south.
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