We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia survive Argentina scare, while New Zealand beat South Africa 22-11 in the latest round of the Rugby Championship.
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Australia and India record victories over New Zealand and Sri Lanka respectively to win their World T20 warm-up matches.
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Thirty asylum seekers have been flown from Christmas Island to Nauru, as Australia begins to implement its new offshore processing policy.
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Australia flies 30 asylum seekers to the Pacific island of Nauru, as Canberra begins to implement a new offshore processing policy.
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Australian police say they have arrested a man on suspicion of terrorism-related offences following raids in six Melbourne suburbs.
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Australia's government works to rally support for a bill preventing a super-trawler fishing in its waters, after the opposition failed to back the move.
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Australia's Leigh Howard outsprints Mark Cavendish to win stage two of the Tour of Britain in Knowsley Safari Park.
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Australia will send the first group of asylum seekers to an offshore processing centre in Nauru this week, Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says.
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Jonny Wilkinson may earn a surprise place on the British and Irish Lions's tour to Australia next year, says coach Warren Gatland.
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Australia's growth rate slows in the second quarter amid slowing global demand for its resources and lacklustre domestic consumption.
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No room for residents in Australia's powerhouse port
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Wales boss Warren Gatland is named British and Irish Lions coach for the 2013 tour to Australia.
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Des O'Connor and Ken Dodd lead the tributes to "lovely man" and "top, top professional" Max Bygraves who has died in Australia, aged 89.
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Singer, comedian and actor Max Bygraves has died in Australia at the age of 89.
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A survivor from a sunken boat has described how he and 150 other asylum seekers en route from Indonesia to Australia spent four days in the water waiting to be rescued.
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Australia plans to link its carbon trading scheme with Europe's, enabling Australian firms to use EU permits to emit CO2 from mid-2015.
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A koala who experts think felt trapped on a tidal bank swims out to a group of canoeists and hitches a ride on Australia's Gold Coast.
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New Zealand beat Australia in the second round of the Rugby Championship to retain the Bledisloe Cup.
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Australia's resources minister has said that the country's resources boom, one of the biggest drivers of its economic growth, is "over".
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Australia's high court upholds an appeal by surgeon Jayant Patel, jailed in 2010 for triple manslaughter, and orders a retrial.
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Casey Stoner says his MotoGP title hopes are "finished" as he will miss the majority of the season's run-in with an ankle injury.
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Australia is to increase its refugee intake to 20,000 annually, a rise of 40%, following recommendations by an expert panel.
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Australia's resources minister, Martin Ferguson, says the country's resources boom, one of the biggest drivers of its economic growth, is "over".
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A politician and a radio star were among those who came together to protest against a lack on toilets at an Adelaide beach.
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Debate over Australia's welfare 'credit card'
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New Zealand beat Australia 27-19 in Sydney in the first match of the four-nations Rugby Championship.
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Of all the gruesome conflicts of the Vietnam war, the battle of Long Tan is etched deeply in Australians' memories.
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A 90-year-old suspected Nazi war criminal wins his fight to remain in Australia, after the High Court blocks his extradition to Hungary.
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An elderly man, who drove his car and caravan for 12 kilometres in the wrong direction along a busy motorway in Australia has had his licence taken away.
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Australia should set up offshore processing centres for asylum seekers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, a panel appointed by the PM says.
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Australia deny Great Britain's men's hockey team their first Olympic medal since 1988 with a 3-1 victory.
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Russia's Sergey Kirdyapkin sets a new Olympic record in winning the 50km walk from Australia's Jared Tallent at London 2012.
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Australia's three golds give them supremacy at sea but Great Britain are poised to fight back, says BBC Sport's Rob Hodgetts
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A Facebook page that depicted Aboriginal people in Australia as drunks and welfare cheats is removed following a public outcry.
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Australia complete victory in the men's 49er class ahead of New Zealand and Denmark, as Great Britain finish fifth.
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Australia's Sally Pearson takes 100m hurdles gold from reigning champion Dawn Harper with a new Olympic record.
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Hard lessons for Australia after a poor Olympics
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A journalist for ABC News in Adelaide described the campaign for less patriotic Olympics coverage in Australia
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Australia will launch an independent inquiry after winning just one swimming gold at the London Olympics.
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Scientists in Australia say they have made a breakthrough which could lead to a malaria vaccine.
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A tiny spider discovered recently in Australia is named after British television naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
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Great Britain win the men's coxless four for the fourth successive Olympics, beating big rivals Australia at Eton Dorney.
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America's Nathan Adrian wins gold in the men's 100m freestyle by 0.01 seconds ahead of Australia's world champion James Magnussen.
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Australian police have seized drugs worth over half a billion dollars and broken up a Hong Kong-based drugs ring.
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Australia's Damien Hooper escapes punishment for wearing a T-shirt with the Aboriginal flag on it.
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A man offers spare Games seats to a couple who came from Australia to watch boxing but found their original tickets were bogus.
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Australia and New Zealand agree to restore full diplomatic ties with Fiji after expelling each other's top envoys in 2009, officials say.
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Australia breached the rights of Indonesian children who arrived as crew on people-smuggling boats and were jailed as adults, a report finds.
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Australia's feral camel population has fallen by about 250,000 in recent years because of drought conditions and culling, a wildlife survey shows.
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From Iraqi refugee to football star in Australia
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India has become Australia's largest source of permanent migrants for the first time, with six other Asian nations in the top 10, a report says.
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US country music star Glen Campbell cancels scheduled visits to Australia and New Zealand in August, citing health reasons.
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Pop star Madonna has disappointed fans in Australia by cancelling her first dates in the country for 20 years.
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Would shark cull off western Australia reduce attacks?
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A shark has attacked and killed a man surfing off the coast of western Australia.
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Australia fast bowler Brett Lee retires from all forms of international cricket with 380 one-day wickets to his name.
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Australia's biggest telecommunications company, Telstra, sells its New Zealand subsidiary to Vodafone for 840m New Zealand dollars (£431m).
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Australia declares more than 10 million hectares of Aboriginal land in its central desert its largest protected area.
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Alastair Cook says his side have surpassed his expectations with their 4-0 series win over world number one side Australia.
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England beat Australia by seven wickets to seal their 10th one-day win in a row and complete a 4-0 series victory.
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Why refugees make the perilous voyage to Australia
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Australian duo Shane Watson and Brett Lee will miss the final one-day international against England through injury.
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Scientists at a major coral reef symposium in Australia call for immediate international action to save the world's coral reefs from rapid decline.
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England beat Australia by eight wickets - a record ninth straight win in one-day cricket - to wrap up a crushing series victory.
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Director of the Girl Guides of Australia, Belinda Allen, says plans to drop their allegiance to the Queen and God, aim to make the Guides' promise ''meaningful and relevant'' to girls of the 21st century.
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A humpback whale has been rescued after it became entangled in shark nets off Australia's coast.
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Graeme Swann is rested for England's final two one-day internationals against Australia because of a sore elbow.
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Rain delays the start of the third one-dayer between England and Australia at Edgbaston, with a third inspection at 16:00 BST.
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