We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australians celebrate their national day, amid tight security in Sydney due to fears of further race riots.
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Roger Federer reaches the Australia Open quarter-finals, but is taken to five sets by the unseeded Tommy Haas.
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Brett Lee claims a career-best 5-22 as Australia beat South Africa by 59 runs in Melbourne.
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Indonesia says its ties with Australia could be strained over a group of alleged asylum seekers from Papua.
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Dragan Vasiljkovic is arrested in Australia, accused of killing and torturing Croats in the former Yugoslavia.
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Australia's defence minister resigns amid reports he is to become his country's ambassador to the UN.
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Australia's wheat exporter AWB made millions of dollars of illegal payments to Iraq, a government inquiry is told.
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Ricky Ponting scores his second century in his 100th Test as Australia beat South Africa in Sydney to take the series 2-0.
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South Africa's hopes of victory in the third Test against Australia fade after a rain-interrupted fourth day.
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Ricky Ponting hits a centrury in his 100th Test but Australia trail South Africa by 96 at the close in Sydney.
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2005 was Australia's hottest year on record, according to new data, prompting renewed fears of global warming.
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Police in Australia are monitoring up to 30 known arsonists, as bushfires continue to burn in the south-east.
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Two Britons were among five skydivers killed after their plane crashed in Australia, the UK Foreign Office says.
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South Africa declare on 451-9 before Australia tumble to 54-3 on day two of the third Test in Sydney.
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South Africa reach 230-3 on day one of the Sydney Test against Australia, with Jacques Kallis 80 not out.
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Martina Hingis makes a successful return to professional tennis with victory over Maria Vento-Kabchi in Australia.
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A small aircraft crashes in eastern Australia, killing five people and injuring two others.
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Bushfires destroy more than a dozen homes in south-eastern Australia, and threaten hundreds more.
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Bushfires across south-east Australia continue to rage, creeping closer to Sydney.
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Johan Botha looks set to make his Test debut for South Africa as they attempt to hit back against Australia in Sydney.
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A huge firework display in Sydney Harbour in Australia marks the start of 2006, as the whole region celebrates.
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South Africa crash to 99-6 on day four of the second Test, chasing 366 to beat Australia.
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Australia lead South Africa by 154 runs after reaching 110-2 at the end of day three in the Melbourne Test.
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South Africa end day two of the second Test on 169-2 after Mike Hussey's 122 helps Australia to 355.
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South Africa paceman Andre Nel takes 4-58 as Australia end day one of the Melbourne Test on 239-8.
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Martina Hingis adds the Sydney International event to her comeback schedule ahead of the Australian Open.
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Jacques Rudolph hits an unbeaten 102 as South Africa hold out for a draw in the first Test against Australia.
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South Africa fall to 85-2, chasing 491 to beat Australia after Brad Hodge's double century.
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Police in Australia's biggest city say a big presence on beaches at the weekend stopped a repeat of riots.
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Australia end day three of the first Test against South Africa in Perth on 310-4 - a second-innings lead of 272.
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South Africa are dismissed for 296 before Australia end day two of the first Test in Perth on 38-1.
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Makhaya Ntini takes 5-64 as South Africa bowl out Australia for 258 in the first Test in Perth.
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Tough laws to prevent civil unrest are passed in New South Wales, Australia, following recent violence.
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