We have started to collect the most important news related to Aruba in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A federal judge in the US suspends the war crimes trial of an Australian prisoner at Guantanamo base.
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Australian budget airline Virgin Blue, quarter-owned by Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group, sees annual profits dip.
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A former Australian PM calls Singapore a "rogue Chinese port" as it prepares to hang a drug smuggler.
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An Australian enquiry says a surgeon linked to 13 patient deaths should face manslaughter charges.
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Australian drug smuggler Nguyen Tuong Van is hanged in Singapore, despite repeated pleas for clemency.
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A board member of Australia's central bank quits amid a growing row about his business affairs.
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Australia's prime minister says Singapore's execution of a Melbourne man may harm links between their peoples.
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Eddie Jones loses his job as Australia boss after a run of eight defeats in nine games.
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The hanging of an Australian drug smuggler in Singapore prompts outrage and sadness in the press.
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The lawyer for murder suspect Bradley Murdoch says police investigating Peter Falconio's murder may have framed him.
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Hundreds of mourners attend the Melbourne funeral of an Australian executed in Singapore for drug-smuggling.
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Australian Mamdouh Habib says he was caught up in the US policy of transferring terror suspects abroad, and abused.
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Australian leg-spin great Shane Warne is named BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year 2005.
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Australian PM John Howard calls for ethnic and religious tolerance in the wake of race riots in Sydney.
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Fresh violence breaks out in Sydney, despite PM John Howard's condemning the weekend's race riots.
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David Hicks, the so-called Australian Taleban, wins a High Court battle to become a British citizen.
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David Hicks, the so-called 'Australian Taleban' held in Guantanamo Bay, wins a court battle to become a British citizen.
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Australian Bradley Murdoch is jailed for life for murdering UK backpacker Peter Falconio on a deserted outback road.
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Australian swimming faces a storm of protest after using mock executions at a training camp.
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More than 1,500 Australian police patrol beaches around Sydney to try to avert more racial violence.
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Australian police seize petrol bombs, swords and iron bars in a major effort to prevent further racial violence.
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Australian power firm Delta Electricity receives an extortion demand that threatens to sabotage its power plants.
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An Australian of Vietnamese origin is sentenced to death for drug trafficking, a court official in Vietnam confirms.
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Whitehall appeals against a ruling that an Australian imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay is a UK citizen.
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Kerry Packer, the Australian tycoon who transformed cricket in the 1970s, dies aged 68.
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French and Australian firefighters fly in to tackle forest fires blazing for a week in New Caledonia.
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Bushfires destroy more than a dozen homes in south-eastern Australia, and threaten hundreds more.
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