We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Chris Gayle hits the first double century in World Cup history as West Indies beat Zimbabwe by 73 runs in Canberra.
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Australia is investigating dozens of allegations of sexual abuse as PM Abbott slams a recent human rights report.
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The Gold Coast Titans are to be taken over by Australia's National Rugby League, amid a drug scandal which will see five players in court.
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The Indonesians sending aid money back to Australia
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Australia's army is deployed in Queensland to help clean up after a powerful tropical cyclone caused widespread damage in coastal areas.
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Australia's security hotline had 18 calls about the gunman before his attack on a Sydney cafe, but none suggested an imminent attack, a report says.
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Australia's security hotline had 18 calls about the gunman before his attack on a Sydney cafe, but none suggested an imminent attack, a report says.
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Australia's World Cup Pool A match against Bangladesh in Brisbane is washed out without a ball being bowled.
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The rise of Australia's visual effects industry
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Australian sign language interpreter has become viral sensation
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Thousands of people across Australia's Northern Territory and Queensland face a separate "sandwich" of tropical cyclones.
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Great Britain's women are beaten as Australia set a new world record in the Track World Championships team pursuit final.
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Ex-England captain Graham Gooch says Eoin Morgan's side were "embarrassing" in their World Cup defeat by Australia.
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The asylum seekers shunted from Australia to Papua New Guinea
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will return from injury in Saturday's World Cup match against Bangladesh.
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Afghanistan's debut World Cup match ends in defeat as Bangladesh are victorious by 105 runs in Canberra.
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PM Tony Abbott says Indonesia owes it to Australia not to execute two of its citizens, citing the aid sent after the 2004 tsunami.
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Government owned Japan Post will buy Australia's largest freight and logistics firm Toll Holdings for $5.1bn (£3.3bn), the companies said.
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Australia's greyhound industry faces anger and investigations after a report showed illegal live baiting during training sessions.
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Retracing the journey that changed Australia's race relations
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Eoin Morgan calls on England's senior players to help the side recover from their thrashing by Australia at the World Cup.
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The ICC admits that an umpiring error cost James Taylor a century opportunity in England's World Cup defeat by Australia.
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England suffer a 111-run defeat by Australia in their opening World Cup match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Steven Finn becomes the first England bowler to take a World Cup hat-trick as Australia post 342-9 in their opening game.
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The 11th Cricket World Cup is set to start, with co-hosts Australia and New Zealand both playing on the first day.
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One of two men charged with planning a terror act in Sydney tried to join the army two years ago out of love for Australia, his family says.
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop tells the Australian parliament it would be a "grave injustice" if Indonesia executed two Australians citizens.
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England captain Eoin Morgan says his team will not be intimidated by tournament favourites Australia in the World Cup opener.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke will not play against England in the Cricket World Cup opener in Melbourne on Saturday.
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Australia's policy of detaining children of asylum seekers causes them harm and violates international human rights law, a report says.
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Australian judges order ministers to grant a visa to a Pakistani refugee after a long-running legal battle.
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Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says he does not "expect miracles" from the F1 team at the first race in Australia.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke steps up his comeback from injury, hitting 64 as they beat the UAE in a World Cup warm-up.
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Australia is to compete in the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest, organisers confirm.
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The introduction of the fox and cat from Europe is having a devastating impact on native mammals in Australia, say scientists.
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A man is killed in a shark attack on the New South Wales north coast, police say, a day after another man was injured by a shark in the same area.
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Australia's Jason Day comes through a four-way play-off to win the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
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Michael Clarke says team medical staff will decide when he will be passed to play for Australia in the World Cup.
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Al-Jazeera journalist Peter Greste returns to the Australian city of Brisbane to be reunited with his family, after his release from an Egyptian prison.
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Hundreds of firefighters in Western Australia are battling to stop an out-of-control bushfire reaching a town.
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Tight-head prop Dan Cole will make his first England appearance in almost a year in Friday's Six Nations opener against Wales.
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The skeleton of a victim from one of Australia's most famous shipwrecks - and the subsequent massacre - is unearthed by archaeologists.
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Special fences built around dams in arid parts of Australia could help eradicate poisonous cane toads, according to new research.
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Australia coach Darren Lehmann says he is "sick" of speculation about Michael Clarke and backs the batsman as captain.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cuts its key interest rate by 25 basis points to a record low of 2.25%.
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Captain Michael Clarke denies he is in dispute with Cricket Australia after making 51 on his return from surgery.
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Australia pace bowler Mitchell Johnson is eager to play on a "bouncy wicket" in Sunday's tri-series final against England.
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Captain Eoin Morgan says England are growing in confidence, having reached the final of the tri-series in Australia.
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Australia may need to pay A$4.4bn ($3.4bn;£2.3bn) as compensation to the victims of child abuse, officials say.
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Australia's month-long detention of 157 Sri Lankan asylum seekers at sea last year was legal, the High Court rules.
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Sean Abbott is named Australia's young cricketer of the year two months after his delivery led to the death of Phillip Hughes.
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The annual number of very hot days in inland Australia could more than double in 75 years, according to a climate change forecast by Australian science agency CSIRO.
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Australia's national carrier Qantas will axe fuel surcharges on international ticket prices, but will raise base air fares to compensate for the cut.
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Venus Williams reaches her first Grand Slam quarter-final since 2010 as she joins sister Serena in the last eight in Australia.
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England and India will meet for a place in the tri-series final after Australia's game against India was washed out.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott uses Australia Day to announce a knighthood for Prince Philip, sparking criticism from lawmakers.
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Captain Steve Smith makes a composed century to lead Australia to a thrilling three-wicket tri-series win over England.
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Australia's indigenous Barngarla people win a campaign, lasting nearly 20 years, for the law to recognise their right to traditional lands.
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Britain's players suffer a disappointing day two at the Australian Open as Heather Watson, James Ward and Kyle Edmund all lose.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef needs an investment of least A$785m over five years to protect it from pollution, a report says.
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Protests continue at Australia's Manus Island asylum detention camp in PNG, with hundreds of detainees reportedly on hunger strike and some barricaded in.
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Australia beat India by four wickets in Melbourne to win their second consecutive match in the triangular series.
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Eoin Morgan says losing to Australia in the tri-series is not a setback in England's World Cup preparations.
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David Warner leads Australia to victory over an England side who were saved from embarrassment by Eoin Morgan.
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South Australia leads the way on wind power
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Hundreds of asylum seekers at an Australian-run centre in Papua New Guinea are on hunger strike in protest over their conditions, rights groups say.
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Ian Bell smashes 187 from 145 balls as England beat the Prime Minister's XI by 60 runs in Canberra.
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Australia is urged to compensate the victims of domestic terror attacks as it does those harmed abroad, after the Sydney cafe siege last month.
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