We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Festivities are under way around the world to welcome 2009, with lavish fireworks displays spreading westwards from Sydney to London.
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Iraq signs deals with the UK and Australia for their troops to stay after a UN mandate expires on 1 January, Baghdad says.
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An investigation is launched into how an alligator native to North America was found wandering around a campsite in Australia.
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Graeme Smith describes South Africa's Test series win in Australia as the greatest in their cricket history.
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South Africa seal a historic Test series victory in Australia, winning the second Test in Melbourne by a resounding nine wickets.
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South Africa are poised for a historic Test series win in Australia after bowling out the hosts for 247 in Melbourne.
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A remarkable ninth-wicket partnership of 180, the third best in Test history, sees South Africa establish an unlikely first-innings lead of 65 in Melbourne.
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The Sydney to Hobart yacht race sees a dramatic first day after the crew of a stricken vessel is rescued by fellow competitors.
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Australia enjoy a fine second day in the Melbourne Test to gain a clear ascendancy over South Africa, with local paceman Peter Siddle taking 3-24.
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Ricky Ponting hits a rapid century but a late Makahya Ntini wicket sees South Africa end the day on top against Australia in Melbourne.
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Australia says it will not apologise to a man wrongly detained on terrorism charges as it could affect his compensation claim.
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Australia must reform its terror laws, according to an inquiry into the wrongful arrest of Dr Mohamed Haneef in 2007.
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AB de Villiers makes 106 not out as South Africa complete the second-highest successful run chase in Test history to beat Australia.
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Australia decides to open a controversial new detention centre on Christmas Island, reversing an earlier policy.
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Australia finish the opening day of the first Test against South Africa on 341-9 after a dreadful start in Perth.
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Aborigines from Australia's Northern Territory win a court battle to stop mining giant Xstrata expanding a zinc mine.
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Australia announces a series of measures to tackle climate change, but critics say the new targets are far too modest.
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An Italian man who rowed across the Pacific from Peru has to be rescued only 65 nautical miles short of landfall in Australia.
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Afghans are among at least 15 participants in the homeless football tournament in Australia to seek asylum, media say.
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A judge in Australia ruled that an animation depicting well-known cartoon characters engaging in sexual acts is child pornography.
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Australia's driest state buys in water amid concerns that it will not have enough to meet its needs next year.
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Politicians in New South Wales, Australia, could be breathalysed before voting amid reports of bad behaviour by MPs.
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting is given the all-clear after consulting a surgeon about his wrist injury.
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A fifth boat in two months is found carrying a group of suspected asylum seekers toward Australia.
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Brett Lee takes five wickets on day four in Adelaide as Australia beat New Zealand by an innings and 62 runs to win the Test series 2-0.
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About 150 pilot whales die in a mass stranding in a remote coastal area of the Australian island of Tasmania.
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England take on the All Blacks at Twickenham while Wales play Australia at the Millennium Stadium.
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Wales coach Warren Gatland makes two changes to face Australia, Mark Jones for Leigh Halfpenny and Ian Gough in the second-row.
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Australia's PM is still popular but not without critics
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Australia wrap up a comfortable 149-run victory over New Zealand in Brisbane.
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New Zealand beat Australia 34-20 to win the Rugby League World Cup for the first time after a thrilling but controversial game.
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Simon Katich's unbeaten 131 puts Australia on course for a probable victory in the first Test against New Zealand.
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Simon Katich's half century helps Australia to 131-6 at the end of day two against New Zealand, a lead of 189.
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