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Reconciliation provides 'assurance' for Bougainville referendum
Reconciliation provides 'assurance' for Bougainville referendum
A major reconciliation ceremony is providing a form of security assurance for Bougainville's upcoming independence referendum.
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UK polling expert on Britain’s Brexit framed election
Britain's foremost polling expert, Sir John Curtice, joins Kathryn Ryan with his predictions for the UK's December election which is being fought by two of the most unconventional British politicians… Audio
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Boris Johnson urged to publish Russian interference report
Boris Johnson urged to publish Russian interference report
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing renewed calls to release a report assessing the threat posed by Russia to the UK's democratic processes.
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Your favorite NZ compositions from Settling the Score 2019
Plenty of works by NZ composers counted among RNZ Concert listeners' favourite classical works during Settling the Score 2019 . What were the most voted for, and why do you love them? Video, Audio
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US election 2020: Democrat O'Rourke drops out
US election 2020: Democrat O'Rourke drops out
Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke announces he will support the other Democrat candidates.
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Brexit: Boris Johnson rejects pact with Nigel Farage
Brexit: Boris Johnson rejects pact with Nigel Farage
Boris Johnson has rejected the suggestion from Nigel Farage and Donald Trump that he should work with the Brexit Party during the election.
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Bougainville independence vote options explained
Bougainville independence vote options explained
More information is now available about the two options on the ballot for this month's Bougainville independence referendum. Audio
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‘Outpost’ ratepayers campaign to jump sinking Kaikōura council ship
‘Outpost’ ratepayers campaign to jump sinking Kaikōura council ship
A South Island council in financial peril could lose half of its ratepaying area to its "very kind" neighbour if a resident-driven campaign is successful.
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Solomons police join regional contingent bound for Bougainville
Solomons police join regional contingent bound for Bougainville
Two police officers from Solomon Islands have left the country to join a regional police contingent to support next month's Bougainville independence referendum.
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UK to go to polls Dec 12
Lawmakers in the UK have supported Prime Minister Boris Johnson's bill calling for a December 12 election, backing it through a second reading. Debate is continuing on amendments, including Labour's… Audio
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Brexit: British MPs back December election
Brexit: British MPs back December election
Britain is set to return to the polls for an early election on 12 December after MPs backed the move.
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Brexit: Christmas election likely in UK
A general election now looks very likely for the UK after opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn announced Labour will support Boris Johnson's latest effort to trigger an early poll. Corin speaks to… Audio
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The serious message behind NZ's fun election
The serious message behind NZ's fun election
The Detail - New Zealand's Bird of the Year competition brings out the claws - but there's a serious message behind the country's most fiercely-contested poll.
- Vanuatu's election date confirmed
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Epsom Girls ruffle some feathers: The Lark Descending
Epsom Girls Grammar School students have mass voted in Settling the Score for the ‘Grand March’ from Verdi’s Aida thereby knocking ‘The Lark Ascending’ by Vaughan Williams off the top perch. Audio
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British MPs reject Boris Johnson's election plan
British MPs reject Boris Johnson's election plan
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has lost a vote on holding an election on 12 December - but said the government would try again to legislate for an early poll.
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Argentina gets new president amid economic crisis
Argentina gets new president amid economic crisis
Centre-left opposition candidate Alberto Fernández has been elected president of Argentina in a vote dominated by economic concerns.
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Settling The Score: Highlights and fun facts 2019
When it comes to RNZ Concert's annual classical music poll, Settling the Score, some years there are no great surprises. But other times there are some big ones...
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Volunteers keep eye on bird contest voting patterns
Volunteers keep eye on bird contest voting patterns
A new voting system is being used this year to deter any irregularities in the annual Bird of the Year awards.
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EU gives UK another Brexit extension
EU gives UK another Brexit extension
EU ambassadors have agreed to delay Brexit, but will not make a decision on a new deadline date until next week.
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Bolivia elections: Morales officially declared winner
Bolivia elections: Morales officially declared winner
Bolivian President Evo Morales has been declared the winner of Sunday's elections, following claims of the country's elections being rigged.
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Johnson unlikely to get his way on early GE, says academic
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is attempting to call a snap election as he tries to get the country out of the European Union. He's told British MP's he'll give them more time to debate his… Audio
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Franco exhumation: Spanish dictator's remains moved
Spain relocates dictator Franco's remains to modest grave
The remains of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco have been moved from a vast mausoleum to a low-key grave, 44 years after his elaborate funeral.
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Rugby World Cup: Writers reveal bias with best-of-best lists
Rugby World Cup: Writers reveal bias with best-of-best lists
We know you're busy so we've been reading the headlines so you don't have to. Today, it's lists.
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Public informed ahead of voluntary euthanasia referendum - Seymour
Public informed ahead of voluntary euthanasia referendum - Seymour
Act MP David Seymour is confident the public is well-equipped to vote in a referendum on whether to ratify legislation to allow terminally-ill adults to request assisted dying. Audio