Born in 2005

A selection from Wikipedia's '2005 in Australia'. Not a complete list.

• 28 January – The Australian Labor Party leadership spill, 2005 takes place. Kim Beazley is the only contender and is elected unopposed as leader of the Federal Labor Party and of the Federal Opposition.
• 24 February – the Nintendo DS is released in Australia.
• 9 March – Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone rejects the findings of a Senate report regarding the replacement of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC).
• 9 April – Queensland Health Minister Gordon Nuttall announces an inquiry into patient safety at Bundaberg Base Hospital in the wake of the "Dr Death" controversy at the hospital.
• 1 May – Federal Treasurer Peter Costello warns of Liberal Party instability if John Howard does not hand over the Prime Ministership.
• 1 June – The Federal Government announces an independent audit of airport security.
• 1 July – Controversial tax cuts, intended to boost family budgets, come into effect as the Federal Government officially takes control of the Senate.
• 14 September – In New York City, at the biggest gathering of world leaders at the United Nations 2005 World Summit, Prime Minister John Howard announces that Australia will double its overseas aid donations to $4 billion per year, within five years.

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• Xbox 360
• Tamagotchi Connection
• Nintendo DS