We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia coach Mickey Arthur says a tough disciplinary regime will help his side regain their number one Test ranking.
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Readers argue the Australian capital is far from 'boring'
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Matt Prior says England are aware of Australia's disciplinary problems but are only focused on their next Test against New Zealand.
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Police brutality claims leave Australia asking questions
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Vice-captain Shane Watson is considering his Test future after being dropped by Australia for a breach of team discipline.
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Shane Watson is one of four players dropped by Australia for breach of discipline on their tour of India.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia confirms a press report that it has been targeted by hackers, but says no data has been lost.
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The ashes of Australia's most decorated World War II servicewoman, saboteur and spy Nancy Wake, are scattered at a ceremony in central France.
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Australia flanker David Pocock will miss the Test series with the British & Irish Lions after suffering a serious knee injury.
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Is Canberra the world's most boring capital?
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An anti-logging campaigner in Australia who spent 15 months living on a platform high up a eucalyptus tree is forced down by a bushfire.
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North Korea vows to exercise its "right to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike" against the US, as the UN prepares to vote on fresh sanctions.
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India drop veteran opener Virender Sehwag for the two remaining Tests of their series with Australia.
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The tadpoles of Australia's native frogs can outcompete invasive toads, scientists say.
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Up to 15 miners in Australia have been fired after performing a version of the Harlem Shake underground and posting a video of it online.
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Cheteshwar Pujara's 204 puts India in control of the second Test against Australia, despite a tail-end collapse.
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Australia try to fast-track the citizenship application of Pakistan-born leg-spinner Fawad Ahmed ahead of this summer's Ashes.
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Australia's new non-drinking puritans
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Tropical cyclone Rusty hits the town of Pardoo in the coast of Western Australia, but spares the major iron base at Port Hedland.
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People on Australia's north-west coast are bracing themselves for the arrival of tropical Cyclone Rusty, with forecasters predicting winds of more than 170 km (106 miles) an hour
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India wrap up an eight-wicket win over Australia on the final day in Chennai, the first of the four-Test series.
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Debutant Moises Henriques hits an unbeaten 75 as Australia close 40 runs ahead of India in the first Test in Chennai.
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An unbeaten double century from Mahendra Dhoni puts India 135 ahead of Australia at 515-8 after day three of the first Test.
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What the humble lime says about Australia's high cost of living
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Two people have died in heavy flooding in south east Australia.
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Sachin Tendulkar hits an unbeaten 71 as India close day two of the first Test 198 behind Australia at 182-3.
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Members of Australia's Olympic swimming team have admitted to using sleeping medication Stilnox during a "bonding" session before the Games last year.
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Members of Australia's Olympic swimming team say they used sedatives and played pranks during a "bonding" session before the Games.
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A kangaroo has been rescued after spending two hours high up on a ledge in Melbourne, Australia.
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Damning reports put Australia's athletes in the spotlight
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Australia's 2012 Olympic swimmers existed within a "toxic" team culture that led to bullying and misuse of prescription drugs, a report finds.
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New Zealand says it will put all tobacco products into plain packaging, following the landmark move by Australia last year.
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Blink-182's Travis Barker says he won't travel to Australia because he is still suffering the effects of a near-fatal plane crash in 2008.
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Australia captain Jodie Fields says victory over West Indies in the Women's World Cup final completed a "great piece of history".
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Ellyse Perry inspires Australia to their sixth Women's World Cup with a 114-run victory over West Indies in Mumbai.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard says she is "surprised and disappointed" by Malaysia's deportation of visiting Senator Nick Xenophon.
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Kangaroos interrupted play during the first round of the Women's Australian Open tournament in Canberra on Thursday.
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Lydia Ko, 15, cards a 10-under-par 63 in her opening round at the Australian Women's Open in Canberra.
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Australia's lower house unanimously passes a bill recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples as the country's first inhabitants.
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Lions coach Warren Gatland believes selecting too many English players for the Australia tour could bring extra pressure.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia agrees to sell its stake in currency printing firm Securency International to UK-based Innovia Film.
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Home loan approvals in Australia decline for a third straight month despite moves by the central bank to lower the cost of borrowing.
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England suffer an agonising two-run defeat by Australia that leaves their Women's World Cup hopes in the balance.
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Australia's revenue collection from its controversial mining tax falls well short of initial expectations, Treasurer Wayne Swan announces.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission sues credit card company Visa for alleged misuse of market power.
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Australia protests to Japan after a vessel from its whaling fleet entered Australia's exclusive economic zone in the Southern Ocean.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard calls a general election for 14 September, announcing the vote eight months in advance.
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Rescue workers in Australia are working to help people affected by floods which have inundated two eastern states.
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At least four people have died as the Australian state of Queensland suffers flooding in the wake of tropical cyclone Oswald.
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The Australian state of Queensland is facing a "major flood crisis" its premier warns, as rescuers attempt to reach hundreds of trapped people.
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England captain Pamela Cookey predicts a bright future for the sport after their series whitewash over Australia.
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Britain's Geraint Thomas maintains his five-second overall lead after the fourth stage at the Tour Down Under.
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A magistrate in Australia has dismissed charges against a man who was fined after his goat ate flowers outside the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.
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Geraint Thomas out-sprints his rivals to win stage two of the Tour Down Under and take the outright lead.
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A magistrate in Australia dismisses charges against a man fined for letting his goat eat flowers and grass outside a museum in Sydney.
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A lost indigenous tongue is revived in Australia
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A man from Wales has been caught on film helping to move a six-foot long shark off the coast of Australia.
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A French sailor who had spent three days adrift in a life raft in the Southern Ocean off the coast of Tasmania in Australia is rescued by a cruise ship.
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Sydney experiences its hottest day on record, with temperatures reaching 45.8C, as bushfires leave one man dead in Victoria.
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An amateur prospector in Australia's Victoria state unearths a massive gold nugget with an estimated value of more than A$300,000 ($315,000: £197,000).
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Australia's PM Julia Gillard praises fire crews tackling ferocious wildfires in New South Wales, saying it is "incredible" no lives have been lost.
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Does the rest of the world misunderstand Australia?
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Roger Federer, Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams are among the early winners on day two of the Australia Open.
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Far from being cut off from the rest of the world, Australia experienced a migration from India about 4,000 years ago, a study suggests.
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A major bushfire destroys at least 33 homes in New South Wales and damages an observatory home to Australia's largest telescope.
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Britain's Andy Murray starts his Australian Open campaign against Dutchman Robin Haase at midnight on Tuesday.
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Australian firefighters are continuing to tackle more than 100 bushfires, which the government says have been exacerbated by climate change.
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The alleged financial manager of Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout is caught in Australia after applying for a job with the government, officials say.
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