We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Fire crews are battling to douse a bushfire which burnt through a town in Western Australia, destroying more than 20 homes.
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Why are British people quitting Australia in droves?
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Australia name South African Mickey Arthur as their new head coach, the first foreigner to hold the role.
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Sportsday Live featuring the latest on Tuesday's Champions League games, tennis news from the ATP World Tour Finals and more on Australia's new cricket coach Mickey Arthur.
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Australia beat South Africa by two wickets on the final day to level their two-match series 1-1.
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Sportsday Live featuring reaction to the weekend's football and all the action and reaction from the ATP World Tour Finals.
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Tobacco giant Philip Morris is suing the Australian government over a new law making plain packaging mandatory for cigarettes from December 2012.
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Australia will begin the final day of the second Test on 142-3, chasing 310 to tie the series with South Africa.
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England take on Australia in the Four Nations final at Elland Road.
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South Africa's bowlers prevent Australia building a healthy lead after the tourists make an impressive start to day two of the second Test.
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Jacques Kallis passes 12,000 runs before South Africa collapse to 266 all out on day one of the second Test against Australia
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US President Barack Obama tells Australia's parliament he has made the Asia-Pacific region a "top priority", in comments seen as aimed at China.
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The US is to begin deploying 2,500 military personnel to Australia to boost security in the Pacific region, President Obama says on a visit.
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Two staff members at a prison in the Australian city of Hobart are freed unharmed, hours after inmates took them hostage.
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The migrating whales travel on a 5,000km round trip to give birth off the coast of Australia before heading back to Antarctica to their main feeding grounds.
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Tiger Woods suffers a disappointing third round at the Australian Open, shooting a three-over round of 75 to trail Australian leader John Senden by six shots.
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Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla both hit centuries to help guide South Africa to an eight-wicket win over Australia inside three days in the first Test.
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Australia has become the first country in the world to ban all branding on cigarette packets. From next year cigarettes will be sold in plain packaging, with graphic photographs of smoking related illnesses.
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South Africa bowler Dale Steyn returns figures of 4-31 as his side reduce Australia to 214-8 on the first day of the opening test.
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A controversial tax on polluters passes its final major legal hurdle in Australia as senators back the plan, in a victory for the Labor government.
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Australia reports a weaker-than-expected trade surplus for October as exports fall due to slowing demand.
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England lose 36-20 despite a gutsy display in their Four Nations game against Australia at Wembley.
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England meet tournament favourites Australia in the Four Nations at Wembley after Wales lose 36-0 to world champions New Zealand earlier in the afternoon.
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Women in Australia's top military academy face "widespread low-level sexual harassment", a review triggered by a sex scandal has found.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia cuts interest rates in a bid to boost growth amid fears of a slowdown in the global economy.
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An independent tribunal in Australia has ordered a permanent end to the industrial dispute that has grounded all Qantas flights.
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Australia's labour tribunal orders Qantas and unions to halt the dispute that stranded thousands of passengers, with some flights to resume in hours.
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Emergency talks are underway in Australia to try to resolve a dispute that has grounded all Qantas Airlines flights and left thousands of passengers stranded.
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The Queen ends an 11-day tour of Australia attending a huge barbecue in Perth saying she would return home with "fond memories" of her visit.
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The Queen has opened the 21st meeting of the Commonwealth heads of government in Perth, Western Australia.
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The Queen has experienced some traditional Aboriginal culture on the latest leg of her tour of Australia.
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Australia unveils the world's largest gold coin, weighing one tonne, in time for Queen Elizabeth's visit to Perth for the Commonwealth summit.
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A rare white wombat was nursed back to health, in Ceduna, Australia, after being found alone and unwell a month earlier, according to local media.
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The Queen praises the "resilience and courage" of Australians facing floods in January as her tour reaches Brisbane.
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A hunt is under way off the coast of Western Australia for a Great White shark which killed a US diver.
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A Great White shark kills an American diver in what is thought to be the second fatal shark attack off western Australia in 12 days.
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Wales' hopes of equalling their best World Cup finish are dashed as Australia win the third-place play-off at Auckland's Eden Park.
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Wales lose 21-18 to Tri-Nations champions Australia in the Rugby World Cup third-place play-off at Eden Park.
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A flower show was reopened just for the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh on the first day of their 11-day tour of Australia.
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The Queen arrives in Australia for an 11-day tour of the country, ahead of a meeting of Commonwealth leaders in Perth next week.
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Samsung raises the stakes in its current legal battle with Apple as it seeks a ban on iPhone 4S in Australia and Japan.
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Rio Tinto plans to sell 13 aluminium facilities in Australia, Europe and the US, as it looks to trim its Alcan business.
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South Africa produce an astonishing comeback to beat Australia by three wickets and tie the Twenty20 international series 1-1.
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New Zealand coach Graham Henry describes his side's performance as "heroic" after they book a World Cup final against France by defeating Australia 20-6.
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The All Blacks storm to their first World Cup final since 1995 with a ruthless 20-6 victory over great rivals Australia in Auckland.
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Hosts New Zealand beat trans-Tasman rivals Australia to reach their first World Cup final since 1995.
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New Zealand captain Richie McCaw is passed fit for Sunday's World Cup semi-final against Australia.
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Australia drops a controversial asylum plan and will process asylum seekers onshore after the government failed to secure support for key legal changes.
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An Australian court halts the sale of Samsung Electronics' tablet computer in Australia, because of a patent dispute with rival Apple.
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Australia's lower house of parliament has narrowly passed a bill for a controversial carbon tax.
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Australia's lower house of parliament passes a controversial carbon tax measure, with an upper house vote in favour expected next month.
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Australia voices concern over reports that an Iranian actress has been sentenced to jail and 90 lashes for starring in a film critical of Iran.
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Piri Weepu kicks seven penalties to help New Zealand beat Argentina in Auckland and secure a World Cup semi-final against arch-rivals Australia.
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Hosts New Zealand beat Argentina 33-10 at Eden Park to set up a trans-Tasman semi-final meeting with Australia.
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Australia and New Zealand are to airlift equipment to the Pacific nation of Tuvalu to help it deal with a severe water shortage caused by drought.
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Australia's top court rules two transgender people can be legally recognised as men, even though they have not had complete sex changes.
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European aircraft maker Airbus strikes a deal worth US$9.5bn (£6.2bn) with Australia's Qantas for 110 jets.
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Could this ring of rocks be Australia's Stonehenge?
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Australian farmers told to use a third less water
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Graham Dilley, a hero of the 1981 Ashes Test win over Australia at Headingley, dies aged 52 after a short illness.
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Australia's trade surplus surges in August as exports of coal and other minerals jump despite concerns of a global slowdown.
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Bands from Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Australia have played to cheering crowds in Afghanistan's first music festival for more than 30 years.
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Australia lifts all restrictions on the roles that women can carry out in its armed forces, including serving in special forces and front-line combat units.
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Former England bowling coach Troy Cooley is named as Australia's interim head coach for their tour of South Africa.
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Samsung and Apple have gone to court in Australia and Germany in their ongoing, tit-for-tat patent war.
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Aboriginal people in Australia have been celebrating 60 years of debutantes' balls.
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A man has been extradited to Australia to face charges over an alleged attempt to extort money by locking a teenage woman to a fake bomb.
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A man accused of locking a teenage girl to a fake bomb is extradited from the US to his home country of Australia to face formal charges over the incident.
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