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===January=== * 2 January β "Crocodile Hunter" [[Steve Irwin]] feeds a crocodile at his famous [[Australia Zoo]] while holding his one-month-old baby son, [[Robert Irwin (television personality)|Robert Irwin]]. The incident generates a great deal of criticism both nationally and internationally over the next few days. * 8 January β 33 asylum seekers detained on Nauru decide to suspend their month-long hunger strike after hearing of plans for an Australian medical team to travel to the island. * 13 January β ''[[MS Mega Express Four|Spirit of Tasmania III]]'' makes its inaugural trip from Sydney to [[Devonport, Tasmania|Devonport]]. * 16 January β **Prime Minister [[John Howard]] discusses the issues of security and missile defense with the United States Chairman of Joint Chief of Staff, General Richard Myers. **Queensland Premier [[Peter Beattie]] announces an election date of 7 February. * 19 January β Cricketer [[David Hookes]] died after a fight outside a Melbourne pub. * 23 January β The Queensland Crime and Misconduct Commission has found no evidence of any misconduct by the state's police or judiciary, or by politicians including Premier [[Peter Beattie]] and Federal MP [[Tony Abbott]], in relation to the jailing last year of [[Pauline Hanson]] and [[David Ettridge]]. * 28 January β **[[Port Kembla, New South Wales|Port Kembla]] ethanol explosion **Prime Minister [[John Howard]] and Foreign Minister [[Alexander Downer]] call for a sporting boycott in Zimbabwe.
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