Protecting Argentina's parrot colonySource: BBC News
You might think that 180,000 squawking, screeching parrots living in 35,000 nests along 12km (seven miles) of coastline would draw quite a lot of attention.
Argentina passes pension privatisation billSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Argentina's Lower House has approved President Cristina Kirchner's plan to nationalise private pension funds.
The controversial proposal has sparked demonstrations throughout the country but after a rigorous 14-hour debate, the Lower House passed the bill.
US convicts 'suitcase cash' manSource: BBC News
An US court has convicted a Venezuelan businessman over an alleged Venezuelan government plot to influence last year's Argentine presidential election.
Argentine Beekeepers No Longer in CloverSource: planetark.com
Beekeepers had it easy when cattle roamed freely across the flower-filled meadows of Argentina's Pampas plains. But a boom in soy farming has changed all that.
Dog rescues abandoned babySource: news.sbs.com.au
A female dog has found an abandoned newborn baby girl and taken the child home with her puppies in a poor suburb of the Argentine city of La Plata, local media has reported citing police sources.
Buenos Aires gardens may house illicit graveyardSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Argentine authorities have closed the capital's Botanical Garden while they investigate allegations that employees sold plots of land to bury human remains, local media reported.
Argentine farmers vow to resume strikeSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Argentine farmers organisations said they were beginning another phase of a strike that has already dealt a heavy blow to the country's economy.
Argentine farm groups to lift protest on MondaySource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Argentine farm groups have decided to end their latest protest against soy export taxes on Monday as planned, after a meeting where they discussed possibly extending the anti-government action.
Argentine parents jailed over illegal adoptionSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
An Argentine couple have been jailed for illegally adopting a baby girl born 30 years ago to parents who were kidnapped by the military government.
Argentina vows Falklands' returnSource: BBC News
Argentine President Nestor Kirchner has said Britain won a "colonial victory" in the Falklands War that was unacceptable in the eyes of the world.
Argentina cancels junta pardonsSource: BBC News
A court in Argentina has cancelled pardons for human rights violations granted to two former military leaders, Jorge Videla and Eduardo Massera.
The court said the pardons granted in 1990 by former Argentine President Carlos Menem were unconstitutional.
Anteater savages zookeeperSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
An anteater attacked a young zookeeper in Argentina, ripping open the woman's abdomen and legs with its long claws and leaving her in critical condition.
This female anteater apparently attacked her keeper at a Buenos Aires-area zoo to protect her offspring.