We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Wales' World Cup opponents Samoa stun Australia with a 32-23 victory in Sydney.
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Googie Withers, best known for appearing in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes and TV series Within These Walls, has died in Australia.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan has withdrawn from the Australian Goldfields Open, the first ever ranking tournament to be held in the country, citing neck and back injuries suffered while travelling.
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The head of Rupert Murdoch's media empire in Australia says he will conduct an inquiry into all payments made to contributors since 2008.
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The head of Australia's Green party calls for an investigation into Rupert Murdoch's media holdings there following the phone hacking scandal in the UK.
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Australia's aviation safety regulator says it is seeking an extension of the grounding of Tiger Airways flights till 1 August.
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Australia ends a month-long suspension on live-cattle exports to Indonesia, put in place after video footage appeared to show cruel treatment of animals.
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Scientists in Australia find the skeleton of a 'giant wombat' which lived some two million years ago and would have been the size of a four-wheel-drive car.
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Police in Australia's New South Wales state are given broad-based powers to remove burkas and other face coverings to identify crime suspects.
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Tiger Airways will hold crisis talks with Australian regulators to try and counter safety claims and resume domestic operations.
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Big Tobacco takes on Australia over new packaging rules
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The colourful metaphors of Australia's parliamentary world
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Australia's New South Wales government is offering Sydney residents a cash grant to leave the city and resettle in rural areas, says the BBC's Nick Bryant.
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Australia overturns a law designed to criminalise biker gangs in New South Wales, after a member of the Hell's Angels challenged the legislation.
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Flights are gradually resuming from airports across Australia after two days of cancellations caused by an ash cloud from a Chilean volcano.
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Australia's two major airports in Sydney and Melbourne face up to 48 hours of disruption as the ash cloud from a Chilean volcano hits again.
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Flights in Australia are again facing a number of cancellations as the ash cloud from a volcano in Chile returns.
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Australia is in a "national crisis" over the number of Aborigines being put in jail, a report by a parliamentary committee says.
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Skywatchers in parts of Europe, Africa, Central Asia and Australia have been observing the longest full lunar eclipse in nearly 11 years.
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A dinosaur found in Australia is almost identical to a well-known fish-eating one from the UK, suggesting northern and southern hemisphere dinos had a lot more in common than previously thought.
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Volcanic ash from Chile continues to disrupt air travel in Australia and New Zealand but some airlines re-start flights.
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Airlines in Australia and New Zealand are being affected by drifting ash particles from a volcano in Chile.
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Flights are returning to normal in major Argentine and Uruguayan airports, but ash from a Chilean volcano is now reaching Australia.
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Australia's jobs market reversal continues as it reports weaker-than-expected numbers for the month of May.
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French Open champion Rafael Nadal opens his campaign at Queen's with a second-round match win over Australia's Matthew Ebden
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Australia's central bank leaves interest rates unchanged at 4.75% after economy slows in first quarter.
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Australia says Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad should be tried at the UN's court over the killing of protesters, including a 13-year-old boy.
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Australia reports its biggest quarterly fall in gross domestic product in 20 years as floods and cyclones take their toll.
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Indonesian officials defend their abattoir industry, after Australia suspends live-cattle exports in a row over alleged cruelty.
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A waterspout, spiralling hundreds of metres into the sky, has been filmed off the coast of New South Wales in Australia.
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Self-harm and suicides are a major concern in immigration centres, Australia's human rights watchdog says, in the latest attack on the country's asylum policy.
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The UN human rights commissioner launches a scathing attack on Australia's policy towards "boat people" and its indigenous population.
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The UN commissioner on human rights warns Australia that its plan to send 800 asylum seekers to Malaysia may be illegal.
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South Africa and Australia say the next managing director of the International Monetary Fund should be appointed on merit and not nationality.
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Legendary Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne plays his last professional cricket match - taking a wicket in his final over.
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The last known combat veteran of the First World War has been laid to rest in Australia.
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The world's last known combat veteran of World War I, Claude "Chuckles" Choules, is laid to rest at a naval funeral in Australia.
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Oil firm Royal Dutch Shell announce they are to build the world's first floating LNG plant off the coast of Australia.
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Moody's cuts the credit ratings of Australia's big four banks, saying they rely too much on overseas debt markets.
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Australia charges a man with people smuggling over the shipwreck tragedy at Christmas Island in December 2010.
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Australia is to cut government spending by 22bn Australian dollars as it aims to post a budget surplus by 2012-2013.
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Australia reaches a deal for hundreds of asylum seekers to be processed in Malaysia, in a move heavily criticised by opposition politicians.
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A row erupts in Australia over reports it plans to reopen a processing centre for asylum seekers in Papua New Guinea used under the "Pacific solution" policy.
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World number one Lee Westwood hit a four-under-par 68 to reach the halfway stage of the Ballantine's Championship six shots off the pace set by Australia's Brett Rumford
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Australia's ABC broadcaster cancels its satirical royal wedding special after being told footage could not be used for "comedy purposes".
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Australia promises tough action against asylum seekers convicted of crimes while in detention, after riots at two immigration detention centres.
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Australia and New Zealand remember their war dead on Anzac Day, with the leaders of both countries attending ceremonies abroad.
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Rising currency is both boon and bane for Australia
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Australian police question 22 people after Wednesday's riot at the Villawood immigration detention centre in Sydney.
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The Antarctic ozone hole has changed weather patterns throughout the Southern Hemisphere, researchers find, and made a major contribution to Australia's recent droughts.
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Detainees at one of Australia's main immigration detention centres in Sydney set fire to several buildings during an overnight riot.
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BHP Billiton, the world's biggest miner, warns that floods are continuing to affect its coal operations in Australia.
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Singapore Exchange, one of Asia's largest bourses, says profits fell after its failed attempt to buy Australia's ASX.
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A cat who vanished from his home in New Zealand has been returned - after being found stowed away in a container in Australia.
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Australia's defence minister says damages might have to be paid to victims of abuse in its military - with some claims dating back to the Vietnam War.
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An investigation into the Chinese coal ship which ran aground on Australia's Great Barrier Reef has concluded a "tired" crew member was to blame.
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Australia beat Bangladesh by 66 runs to seal a 3-0 whitewash in the one-day international series.
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Rio Tinto, one of the world's biggest mining companies, says extreme weather in Australia has hit production.
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Australia's rugged north-west is in the grip of a mining boom and much of the money and ambition is coming from China.
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China's thirst for iron ore a boon for Australia
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Indonesia has passed a law against people-smuggling - a move that will be welcomed by neighbour Australia.
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Australia's unemployment rate fell to 4.9% in March, its lowest level since December 2008, pushing its currency to fresh highs.
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Australia unveils what it claims are the toughest anti-smoking measures anywhere in the world, including total ban on tobacco company logos.
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A mass migration of rats is under way into the deserts of Australia after a run of high rainfall seasons, scientists say.
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A sniffer dog found after 13 months missing in Afghanistan has been given Australia's highest animal bravery award, the Purple Cross.
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Australia has posted a trade deficit of A$205m ($212m) for February as twin natural disasters hit the country's exports.
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The natural disasters that hit Australia will cost its economy A$9bn ($9.4bn; £5.8bn), according to the Treasury department.
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Michael Schumacher says Mercedes cannot be ruled out of the F1 title race after a poor opening grand prix in Australia.
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