We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia name Mitchell Johnson and Shaun Tait in their 13-man squad for the first Ashes Test.
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Richard Horne replaces Sean Long for Great Britain's crunch Tri-Nations clash with Australia on Saturday.
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Australia's PM John Howard signals a major policy change by backing an international carbon trading scheme.
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England lose by 166 runs to the Prime Minister's XI in the first game of their tour of Australia.
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Australia explain why they want to make life uncomfortable for England captain Andrew Flintoff in the Ashes.
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Mexico's lower house of parliament votes to block President Vicente Fox's forthcoming visit to Australia and Vietnam.
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Delta Blues leads home a Japanese one-two in the Melbourne Cup.
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Australia fast bowler Jason Gillespie's Ashes hopes are dealt a blow after he is ruled out of a warm-up match against England.
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Kylie Minogue returns to Australia to resume her world tour, 18 months after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
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GB win an enthralling and brutal Test match to open their Tri-Nations account at Aussie Stadium.
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Australia beat New Zealand by 34 runs to reach the Champions Trophy final for the first time.
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The US and Australia voice fears of a coup in Fiji, as tensions mount between the military and the government.
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Australia's treasurer says there is "no point" in his nation signing the Kyoto pact, despite a hard-hitting report.
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Australia's controversial top Muslim cleric asks for indefinite leave after being rushed to hospital.
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Australia beat India by six wickets to book their place in the Champions Trophy semi-finals and knock the hosts out of the tournament.
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Damien Martyn's fifty helps Australia beat India and reach the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
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Sebastien Loeb is crowned World Rally champion for the third straight year as Finn Mikko Hirvonen wins in Australia.
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Australia's top Muslim cleric is barred from preaching after comparing immodestly dressed women to "uncovered meat".
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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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Canberra unveils plans for one of the world's largest solar power plants as part of its climate change strategy.
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Criticism from South Pacific nations that Australia is being a regional bully is rejected by PM John Howard.
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Australia says it will push for greater accountability from nations that receive its aid at an upcoming Pacific forum.
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England make only 169 before Damien Martyn's 78 helps Australia to a six-wicket win in the Champions Trophy.
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The Ashes urn, one of the world's most coveted trophies, goes on display in Sydney.
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A severe drought in Australia has led to a sharp rise in the number of suicides among farmers, a group says.
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Ricky Ponting admits Australia were below their best in their 10-run defeat to the West Indies in the Champions Trophy.
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Jerome Taylor takes a hat-trick as West Indies beat Australia by 10 runs in the Champions Trophy.
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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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Australia is accused of over-reacting on an extradition case, straining ties with Papua New Guinea.
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The four-inch urn is given VIP treatment as it flies out of England
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Australia defeat defending champions New Zealand in the opening match of this year's Tri-Nations.
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Mike Gatting says England paceman Sajid Mahmood could do to Australia what Simon Jones did in 2005.
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Australia's government calls for an end to a permit system which limits those who can visit Aboriginal lands.
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