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French PM to visit New Caledonia late this year
French PM to visit New Caledonia late this year
The French prime minister Edouard Philippe will reportedly visit New Caledonia in early December as the territory gears up for next year's independence referendum.
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NZ First, Greens lick wounds ahead of annual meetings
NZ First, Greens lick wounds ahead of annual meetings
After a week of public squabbling, New Zealand First and the Green Party head to their annual conventions in Auckland this weekend vowing to focus on themselves, not each other.
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Top Stories for Friday 14 July 2017
Audio 14 Jul 2017Snow dumps, flooding, power cuts and traffic worries. Our reporters have the latest updates as the polar blast moves north. The Ruapehu District is experiencing power outages, road closures, and their… Audio
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Roll gaps at all PNG polling places MSG observers visited
Roll gaps at all PNG polling places MSG observers visited
A Melanesian Spearhead Group observer team says all polling stations it visited in Papua New Guinea's election had too many incidences of names missing from the common roll.
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Coalition lobby groups set up camp in PNG
Coalition lobby groups set up camp in PNG
Leading players in Papua New Guinea's fluid political landscape are setting up camps in the hope of forming the next government.
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Battle lines drawn as PNG election counting advances
Leading players in Papua New Guinea's fluid political landscape are setting up camps in the hope of forming the next government. Audio
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Former PNG leader comes to the aid of censured blogger
Former PNG leader comes to the aid of censured blogger
A former Papua New Guinea prime minister has come to the defence of blogger Martyn Namorong.
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Vote rigging allegations in PNG Highlands
Vote rigging allegations in PNG Highlands
Allegations of vote rigging have surfaced in another Highlands province of Papua New Guinea.
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Legal challenge over Sunday voting in PNG leader's seat
Legal challenge over Sunday voting in PNG leader's seat
A Supreme Court reference has been filed over the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission's move to allow voting on a Sunday in the prime minister's electorate.
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Resigned PNG electoral committee opted for caution over judgement
Resigned PNG electoral committee opted for caution over judgement
A member of the electoral advisory committee which has resigned midway through Papua New Guinea's national election says they had to pull out to protect the integrity of the committee.
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PNG electoral committee resigns in interests of integrity
Audio 12 Jul 2017Members of a key electoral body which can assess where there could be grounds to fail Papua New Guinea's national election in certain electorates have resigned as a collective. Audio
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VIDEO: Andrew Little on Morning Report
VIDEO: Andrew Little on Morning Report
As Labour prepares to unveil a major policy package, its leader says he's certain a three-way coalition with the Greens and New Zealand First is possible Video, Audio
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Labour promising to help pay high power bills during winter
Labour's promising to help with high power bills if elected. It would give $700 a year for couples and parents with children at home, and $450 for single people to ensure they can afford the cost of… Audio
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Commonwealth team calls for urgent review of PNG roll
Commonwealth team calls for urgent review of PNG roll
The Commonwealth team observing Papua New Guinea's national election says there's a need for a thorough review of the electoral process and urgent improvements to the electoral roll.
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The Panel with Claire Matthews and Neil Miller (Part 2)
Audio 10 Jul 2017Today marks 50th anniversary of converting to decimal currency in New Zealand. What the Panelists Claire Matthews and Neil Miller want to talk about. Palmerston North Mayor Grant Smith speaks to the… Audio
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PNG advisors quit over election woes
PNG advisors quit over election woes
Members of an advisory committee assessing Papua New Guinea's general election have resigned.
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ACT's new deputy will 'broaden voter appeal'
ACT's new deputy will 'broaden voter appeal'
ACT's new deputy hopes her "life experience" will complement the party's 'millennial' leader. Audio
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Poll of Polls: Winston Peters remains kingmaker
Poll of Polls: Winston Peters remains kingmaker
The May budget did a bit for National - but not enough to keep it safely clear of needing Winston Peters for a fourth term in government.
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PNG election chief urged to follow rules on declarations
PNG election chief urged to follow rules on declarations
Two former Attorney-Generals in Papua New Guinea say the electoral commissioner's decision to declare the winners of the national elections in the capital is wrong by law.
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Counting begins in PNG capital amid more delays
Counting begins in PNG capital amid more delays
Vote counting has finally got underway in the regional seat of Papua New Guinea's National Capital District.
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NZSO Lands of Hope and Glory
Introduced by Helen Medlyn. Lands of Hope and Glory - a musical nod from the NZSO to the 2017 British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand. Video, Audio
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Hela Governor warns of failed election
Hela Governor warns of failed election
The incumbent Governor of Papua New Guinea's Hela province says the 2017 national election is shaping up as a failed one.
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Count underway in PNG's Hela despite unrest
Count underway in PNG's Hela despite unrest
Vote counting is underway in Papua New Guinea's Hela province despite outbreaks of election-related violence there in recent days.
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Tagata o Te Moana for 1 July 2017
Controversy mars first half of polling in PNG election; Understanding the success of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands holds the key to the country's future; A childrens rights… Audio
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PNG election flaws a domestic issue, says Australia
PNG election flaws a domestic issue, says Australia
The Australian government says it has no role in decisions on Papua New Guinea election issues such as updating the electoral roll.