We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Iraq and climate change dominate talks between US and Australian leaders ahead of an Asia-Pacific summit.
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US President George W Bush arrives in Sydney for Apec, amid the tightest security Australia has ever seen.
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The navies of the United States, Australia, India, Japan and Singapore begin a massive naval exercise.
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Australia's economy grew faster than expected in the three months to June, fuelled by strong investment.
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Australia's prime minister posts a video on YouTube warning against violent protests at the Apec summit.
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Australia's prime minister calls for a new way forward on climate change as Apec talks begin in Sydney.
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Australia's anti-doping authority clears Olympic champion Ian Thorpe of illegal drug use.
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Eight racehorses test positive for equine influenza, forcing the suspension of Sydney's spring carnival racing.
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Police horses in Australia are hit by equine flu, but officials say it will not affect security for the Apec summit.
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Australia is to introduce a citizenship test, based on "mateship" and including language and culture issues.
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An outbreak of equine influenza hits Australia's horse-racing industry, causing meetings to be cancelled.
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Australia closes a controversial immigration detention centre it says is not needed any more.
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The leader of Australia's Labor Party apologises for visiting a New York strip club during an official trip to the UN.
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Australia says it will deport eight students whose parents are colleagues of Zimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe.
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Australia's Foreign Minister Alexander Downer defends the prospect of the country selling uranium to India.
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Australia raises interest rates by a quarter point to 6.5%, their highest level in more than 10 years.
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Very high rates of smoking among Australia's Aborigines are being targeted in a new health campaign.
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An Aboriginal man taken from his family as a baby wins compensation in a landmark court case in Australia.
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The Indian doctor held in Australia on terror charges before being freed says he will fight to return there.
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Indian Mohammed Haneef, accused in Australia of UK terrorist links, says he is relieved to have been cleared.
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Australia police defend the handling of the Haneef case after charges linked to failed UK bomb plots were dropped.
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An Indian doctor cleared of involvement in last month's failed bombings in the UK has left Australia.
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Australia's chief prosecutor will review the case of a doctor held over suspected UK failed bomb attacks.
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The Guantanamo Bay trial of Australian national David Hicks was a charade, Australia's top legal body says.
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Lawyers for Mohammed Haneef say they are appealing Canberra's decision to hold him under immigration laws.
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India expresses concern at the continued detention of an Indian doctor in Australia.
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Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar says new coach Geoff Lawson can help them beat Australia.
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New Zealand score three late tries to defeat a gritty South Africa and set up a Tri-Nations decider against Australia next Saturday.
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Bureaucratic wrangling between India and Australia is hampering the inquiry into the failed UK bomb attacks.
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A man facing child-sex charges in Australia is sworn in as the Solomon Islands attorney-general.
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Australia police are given extra time to investigate an Indian doctor over the suspected UK bomb attempts.
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Police in Australia carry out more searches over the suspected car bomb attempts in the UK.
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Australia again warns of possible terrorist attacks in Indonesia and advises its citizens not to visit.
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Police in Australia seize new evidence and question more doctors over last week's failed UK car bomb attacks.
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Australia admits that securing oil is an important factor behind its continued military presence in Iraq.
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An Indian doctor is detained at Brisbane airport and another man is questioned over failed UK car bombings.
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Aboriginal elders in Australia consider a tourist ban at Ayers Rock in protest at a child abuse crackdown.
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Winless Australia aim to stop unbeaten South Africa sealing the Tri-Nations title with victory in Brisbane.
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Winless Australia aim to stop unbeaten South Africa sealing the Tri-Nations title with victory in Brisbane.
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The man convicted of killing UK tourist Peter Falconio loses an appeal to Australia's highest court.
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Australia is to ban alcohol and pornography in the Northern Territory's Aboriginal areas in a bid to curb child sex abuse.
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The man convicted of killing UK tourist Peter Falconio loses an appeal to Australia's highest court.
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A court in Australia finds a police officer not guilty over the death of an Aboriginal man in 2004.
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Australia's navy purchases five new warships, as part of plans to boost its military capacity.
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Frans Steyn's two late drop-goals earn South Africa victory over Australia in the opening Tri-Nations game.
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A famous Dutch masterpiece is stolen from the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, during viewing hours.
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Australia brushes off criticism from China over a visit to Melbourne by the Dalai Lama.
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People returning home after storms and flooding in eastern Australia find their properties have been looted.
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Supporters of Australia's controversial Muslim cleric claim a government conspiracy forced him to quit.
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At least nine people die as heavy storms continue to batter eastern Australia, officials say.
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Environmentalists fear a maritime disaster if a beached coal freighter in eastern Australia breaks up.
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One of Australia's most wanted fugitives vows to fight extradition from Greece over murder charges in Australia.
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The death toll rises to 11 in a train crash in southern Australia, which has left as many as 50 wounded.
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Digby Ioane scores a try on debut as Australia humble Wales in the second Test in Brisbane.
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Australia's World Cup hero Adam Gilchrist says he may quit one-day internationals to prolong his Test career.
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Australia and the Philippines sign a security deal aimed at cracking down on regional terror groups.
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Nine men arrested in Australia's largest counter-terror operation plead not guilty to plotting an attack.
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Australia make five changes to their side for Saturday's second Test against Wales.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father had died.
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The severe drought in Australia dents profits at the country's troubled wheat exporting business.
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The bodies of two WWII submariners from Japan are to be left in their wreck off Sydney, Australia.
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Australia's PM John Howard says his conservative coalition risks "annihilation" in elections this year.
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Sport and culture will be key parts of controversial citizenship tests to be introduced in Australia.
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Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone is convicted of importing a banned growth hormone into Australia.
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Farmers get welcome relief from a six-year drought, as the heaviest rain for years soaks south-eastern Australia.
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Zimbabwe's government accuses Australia of funding violence to try to remove President Mugabe.
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A British-born Muslim who plotted to blow up Israel's embassy in Australia is released from jail there.
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