We have started to collect the most important news related to Australia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An Australian nuclear reactor was a possible target for terrorism suspects arrested last week, police say.
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Tens of thousands of people attend rallies in Australia to protest against changes to industrial laws.
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Australia reach 60-0 in the second Test in Hobart after skittling West Indies for 149.
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Mike Hussey and Matthew Hayden make hundreds as Australia reach 256-1 on day two in Hobart.
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West Indies trail Australia by 175 runs after reaching 84-4 before rain ends play on day three of the second Test.
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Australia should win the second Test on Monday despite Dwayne Bravo's second Test century for West Indies.
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An Aboriginal lawyer says Australia's benefits system needs reform to help Aborigines out of poverty.
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Australia take a winning 2-0 lead in the Test series against West Indies after a nine-wicket triumph in Hobart.
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A man deported by Australia despite having lived there for 36 years says he will fight until he is back "home".
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Australia reach 229-3 after Brian Lara's 226 sees West Indies to a total of 405 in the Adelaide Test.
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New Zealand produce one of the most remarkable displays in history as they destroy Australia to claim the Tri-Nations title.
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Mike Hussey hits an unbeaten 133 after Dwayne Bravo takes six wickets for West Indies in the third Test.
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Prop Petero Civoniceva is "embarrassed" to be part of the first Australia team in 27 years to lose a Test series.
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Australia defeat West Indies by seven wickets in Adelaide to win the series 3-0.
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The man accused of killing Peter Falconio fails to explain how his DNA was on the victim's girlfriend's clothing.
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Australia and East Timor resolve a long-running dispute on how to share energy resources in the Timor Sea.
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A board member of Australia's central bank quits amid a growing row about his business affairs.
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Australia's prime minister says Singapore's execution of a Melbourne man may harm links between their peoples.
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Backpacker Peter Falconio's parents weep in court in Australia as a prosecutor says their son's body will be found.
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Australia dismiss New Zealand for 320 in Wellington to win by two runs and go 2-0 up in the three-match one-day series.
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Former England coach Sir Clive Woodward says sacking Australia coach Eddie Jones is a mistake.
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Wayne Bennett quits as Australia coach following his side's Tri-Nations final loss to New Zealand.
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The authorities in Australia condemn an outbreak of racial violence on a Sydney beach as 'not the Australian way'.
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Sydney Roosters coach Ricky Stuart is appointed coach of Australia's rugby league team for 2006.
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The absence of a UK backpacker's body does not prevent a guilty verdict, the jury at his murder trial is told.
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Tough laws to prevent civil unrest are passed in New South Wales, Australia, following recent violence.
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Makhaya Ntini takes 5-64 as South Africa bowl out Australia for 258 in the first Test in Perth.
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South Africa are dismissed for 296 before Australia end day two of the first Test in Perth on 38-1.
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Australia end day three of the first Test against South Africa in Perth on 310-4 - a second-innings lead of 272.
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Police in Australia's biggest city say a big presence on beaches at the weekend stopped a repeat of riots.
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South Africa fall to 85-2, chasing 491 to beat Australia after Brad Hodge's double century.
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Jacques Rudolph hits an unbeaten 102 as South Africa hold out for a draw in the first Test against Australia.
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Martina Hingis adds the Sydney International event to her comeback schedule ahead of the Australian Open.
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South Africa paceman Andre Nel takes 4-58 as Australia end day one of the Melbourne Test on 239-8.
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South Africa end day two of the second Test on 169-2 after Mike Hussey's 122 helps Australia to 355.
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Australia lead South Africa by 154 runs after reaching 110-2 at the end of day three in the Melbourne Test.
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South Africa crash to 99-6 on day four of the second Test, chasing 366 to beat Australia.
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A huge firework display in Sydney Harbour in Australia marks the start of 2006, as the whole region celebrates.
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Johan Botha looks set to make his Test debut for South Africa as they attempt to hit back against Australia in Sydney.
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Bushfires across south-east Australia continue to rage, creeping closer to Sydney.
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Bushfires destroy more than a dozen homes in south-eastern Australia, and threaten hundreds more.
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A small aircraft crashes in eastern Australia, killing five people and injuring two others.
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Martina Hingis makes a successful return to professional tennis with victory over Maria Vento-Kabchi in Australia.
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South Africa reach 230-3 on day one of the Sydney Test against Australia, with Jacques Kallis 80 not out.
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South Africa declare on 451-9 before Australia tumble to 54-3 on day two of the third Test in Sydney.
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Two Britons were among five skydivers killed after their plane crashed in Australia, the UK Foreign Office says.
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Police in Australia are monitoring up to 30 known arsonists, as bushfires continue to burn in the south-east.
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