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White Riot
White Riot is a documentary set in Britain's 'winter of discontent' in the late 70s - the era of punk, the rise of the National Front, and the Rock against Racism movement. Video, Audio
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Fiji sugar workers vote to strike
Fiji sugar workers vote to strike
The Fiji Sugar and General Workers' Union says two thirds of members that are sugar mill workers have voted to take strike action. The union leadership says the workers earn...
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Tonga health minister standing in elections to ensure continuity
Tonga health minister standing in elections to ensure continuity
The caretaker Health Minister in Tonga, Dr Viliami Tangi, says he's standing in the November election to ensure continuity. Dr Tangi is one of three Cabinet Ministers among the 147...
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Marshall Islanders to put names forward this week to stand in elections
Marshall Islanders to put names forward this week to stand in elections
The Marshall Islands electoral office will this week begin taking the names of Marshall Islanders wanting to stand in this year's national and local elections. The office is starting to...
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Opposition in PNG pushes for caretaker government until election
Opposition in PNG pushes for caretaker government until election
The deputy leader of the opposition in the Papua New Guinea parliament, Sam Basil, says efforts are underway to try and create a caretaker government. He says with friction in...
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French Polynesian reform plan sees next step
French Polynesian reform plan sees next step
The law commission of the French national assembly has approved a government plan for French Polynesia which provides for an early general election next year under a new electoral system.
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PNG Parliament votes for a new Governor-General
PNG Parliament votes for a new Governor-General
Papua New Guinea Parliamentarians have nominated Sir Paulias Matane, a former secretary of Foreign Affairs, as Governor General. It is the third attempt to fill the post which has been...
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Cook Islands Opposition to focus on welfare and financial stability
Cook Islands Opposition to focus on welfare and financial stability
The vice president of the Cook Islands Party says their candidates in the November general election will campaign on the need for financial stability and better welfare support for people...
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Low voter turnout in Fiji municipal elections no indicator for next year
Low voter turnout in Fiji municipal elections no indicator for next year
The low voter turnout at municipal elections in Fiji is not expected to be repeated in the general elections. Only 20,000 people of the 70,000 registered, actually cast a vote...
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Tonga reform hits snag over candidates' residency requirements
Tonga reform hits snag over candidates' residency requirements
The passing of democratic reforms in Tonga has been delayed with MPs disagreeing over a government proposal that candidates would have to reside in their electorates for five months ahead...
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Cook Islands group forms to encourage women to go into politics
Cook Islands group forms to encourage women to go into politics
A Cook Islands business woman who's campaigned for political reform is part of a new group encouraging women to enter politics. Teina McKenzie says they want to see more balanced...
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French Polynesian leader unhappy with French reform plans
French Polynesian leader unhappy with French reform plans
The president of the French Polynesian assembly, Edouard Fritch, says the French proposal to reform the territory's political system has all the elements to perpetuate the instability. This comes…
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Solomon Islands Parliament has new female MP
Solomon Islands Parliament has new female MP
In Solomon Islands, the North Malaita constituency has a new Member of Parliament, Vika Lusibaea, the second female MP to be elected into the country's parliament. Mrs Lusibaea, originally from...
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Tahoeraa Huiraatira says it can help form French Polynesia government
Tahoeraa Huiraatira says it can help form French Polynesia government
French Polynesia's Tahoeraa Huiraatira party says it can play a decisive role in forming a stable majority following the second round of voting for the territorial assembly. Its leaders have...
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Donald Trump wins New Hampshire primary election, Nikki Haley vows to fight on
Trump wins New Hampshire primary, Haley vows to fight on
He has moved closer to a likely November rematch with Democratic President Joe Biden.
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Vanuaaku Pati mends split and re-elects Edward Natapei as its leader
Vanuaaku Pati mends split and re-elects Edward Natapei as its leader
A damaging rift in Vanuatu's oldest political party has been mended after a reconciliation ceremony at the weekend. The rift in the Vanuaaku Pati undermined the administration of Edward Natapei...
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India faces expulsion from the IOC
India faces expulsion from the IOC
India faces suspension by the International Olympic Committee due to government interference in the forthcoming election of its national Olympic body. In a letter to the Indian Olympic Association…
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Solomons police commissioner ready for elections
Solomons police commissioner ready for elections
The Solomon Islands Police Commissioner says he's not expecting next month's national election to bring a repeat of the riots that marred the last election. Police Commissioner Peter Marshall says...
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Voting in Solomon Islands election completed without major incident
Voting in Solomon Islands election completed without major incident
The authorities in Solomon Islands say today's general election has been relatively trouble free. That's despite reports of long queues and some people finding their names were not on the...
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Strong reaction to claims that Fiji's interim administration abused farming assistance scheme
Strong reaction to claims that Fiji's interim administration abused farming assistance scheme
There's outrage in Fiji after allegations in a High Court writ that millions of dollars were spent by interim cabinet ministers to buy votes in last year's general election. The...
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The Week in Politics: Luxon likely to get what he doesn't want
The Week in Politics: Luxon likely to get what he doesn't want
Analysis - Christopher Luxon's announcement that he'll work with Winston Peters after the election if he has to boosts NZ First's chances of getting back into Parliament, writes Peter Wilson.
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Vanuatu Electoral Commission considers postponing provincial elections
Vanuatu Electoral Commission considers postponing provincial elections
The chairperson of Vanuatu's Electoral Commission, John Taleo, says he is considering whether to postpone the upcoming provincial elections. Fresh from an error-ridden general election, the Commission…
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NZ First's political donations: A creeping feeling of deja vu
NZ First's political donations: A creeping feeling of deja vu
Power Play - Rumours of dodgy political donations, Winston Peters full of bluster and denial, and potentially a drawn-out series of combative but ultimately meaningless exchanges with the press…
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New Zealand First's Winston Peters proves a crowd-pleaser in Levin
Levin crowd backs Winston Peters as he berates media, highlights policies
Levin residents who have heard from Winston Peters on the campaign trail are betting he will be back in the Beehive before long, and say they want to see him champion the issues others will not.
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Bougainville Presidential election count due to start Monday
Bougainville Presidential election count due to start Monday
The Bougainville Elections Office says it is confident it will be in a position to name a new president of the autonomous Papua New Guinea province during the Christmas period.