We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
England will rest James Anderson and Paul Collingwood for two and three matches respectively in their one-day international series against Australia.
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Indonesia's president says ties with Australia may be harmed by an inquiry into the deaths of five reporters in East Timor.
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Cameron White hits 105 as Australia open up a 3-0 lead over England in the one-day series.
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Cameron White and Michael Clarke put on an unbroken 100-run stand as Australia chase 229 to beat England.
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Australia opens a war crimes investigation into the killing of five journalists during Indonesia's invasion of East Timor in 1975.
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Challenges facing foreign students in Australia
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England slump to a 39-run defeat in the second one-day international at Lord's to go 2-0 down in the series.
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Defending champion Roger Federer beats Lleyton Hewitt, while Dinara Safina and Andy Roddick are dumped out.
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Andrew Strauss says England's top order must start making bigger scores after losing the one-day series opener to Australia.
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A report into a housing scheme for Australia's Aboriginals finds not one dwelling has been built in a year since it began.
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England's Joe Denly could miss Friday's first one-day international against Australia after injuring his knee playing football.
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Australia records its warmest ever winter - partly caused by climate change - and fears the coming bush fire season.
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Australia will allow coach Tim Nielsen to return home after the fourth of their seven one-day internationals against England.
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A former Serb paramilitary leader in Australia, Dragan Vasiljkovic, wins his appeal against extradition to Croatia.
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England captain Paul Collingwood says the umpires were right to call off the second Twenty20 international against Australia at Old Trafford.
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The second Twenty20 international between England and Australia at Old Trafford is abandoned without a ball being bowled.
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England's Twenty20 match with Australia at Old Trafford is abandoned as a no result because of rain.
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Australia set England a target of 146 in the first of two Twenty20 internationals at Old Trafford
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World champions South Africa maintain their grip on the Tri-Nations with an impressive win over Australia in Perth.
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A UN official criticises Australia's measures to fight child abuse and alcoholism in Aboriginal communities as discriminatory.
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Australia's Ricky Ponting says he wants to continue as captain despite his team's defeat in the Ashes.
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Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the Twenty20 and one-day series in England because of a fractured finger.
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Australia gives final approval for a huge natural gas project to be built on an island nature reserve off west Australia.
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England captain Andrew Strauss wants to lead his side to the top of the Test rankings after the 2-1 Ashes triumph over Australia.
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Andrew Strauss revels in the emotion of England's Ashes 2-1 series triumph against Australia.
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England regain the Ashes after beating Australia by 197 runs in the deciding Test at The Oval.
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England bowl Australia out for 348 to win the final Test at The Oval by 197 runs and regain the Ashes with a 2-1 series victory.
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Australia close day three at The Oval on 80-0, after Jonathan Trott's century enables England to set a massive target of 546.
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Australia need 466 more runs to win with 10 wickets in hand after closing on 80-0 at the close of play on day three at The Oval.
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Stuart Broad takes 5-37 as Australia are all out for 160 and England lead by 230 at 58-3 after two days of the deciding Ashes Test.
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England reach 58-3 to lead by 230 runs after a dramatic second day at The Oval that sees 15 wickets fall.
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Australia's treatment of Aborigines is being investigated by a UN envoy, now touring remote indigenous communities.
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England fail to build on a promising start as Australia restrict them to 307-8 on day one of the deciding Ashes Test at The Oval.
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