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Support for Labour rises in latest poll
Support for Labour rises in latest poll
A new political poll has seen Labour's support rise six points to 31 percent - while National's support also grew.
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Bougainville preparing for critical election
Bougainville preparing for critical election
The electoral commissioner in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville says this year's election is critical for the province and he wants every eligible voter to take part.
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Death of Cook Islands candiate shocks Democrats
Audio 17 Feb 2015The President of the Cook Islands Democratic Party says the death of Kete Ioane, its candidate for an upcoming by-election, has left Aitutaki shocked. Audio
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ACT joins Northland by-election
ACT joins Northland by-election
ACT will stand a Whangarei orchardist as its candidate in the Northland by-election - joining two other confirmed candidates.
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Uncertainty surrounds West Sepik Governorship in PNG
Audio 16 Feb 2015Uncertainty continues to surround the position of Governor in Papua New Guinea's West Sepik province amids an audacious attempt by a leading MP to fill the vacancy in the regional seat. Audio
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Mayor calls for acceptance of Maori representation
Mayor calls for acceptance of Maori representation
The New Plymouth mayor is calling on locals to work together peacefully with tangata whenua over a referendum to introduce a designated seat for Maori at next year's local body elections.
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May by-election for PNG's Pomio
May by-election for PNG's Pomio
Papua New Guinea's electoral commissioner has announced Pomio district in East New Britain Province will go to the polls in May to elect a new MP.
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Bougainville poll help from NZers and Australians
Bougainville poll help from NZers and Australians
Electoral officials from New Zealand and Australia have arrived in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville to help preparations for this year's provincial elections.
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Petition to spark Maori ward referendum
Petition to spark Maori ward referendum
New Plymouth is destined for a referendum over a controversial move to introduce a designated seat for Maori at next year's local body elections.
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Abbott survives leadership challenge
Abbott survives leadership challenge
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has survived a challenge to his leadership by 22 votes, ending weeks of party infighting and mounting criticism.
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Call for Govt to revisit euthanasia bill
Call for Govt to revisit euthanasia bill
A pro-euthanasia group is calling on politicians to consider putting a dumped private members bill back in the ballot.
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Call for Aitutaki Sunday flight referendum 'silly'
Call for Aitutaki Sunday flight referendum 'silly'
Aitutaki MP Teina Bishop, the leader of the One Cook Islands Party, says calls by the prime minister for a referendum on Sunday flights to the tourist island are silly.
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Councils consider ways to get more money out of ratepayers
Audio 3 Feb 2015Councils are looking at how to get more money out of ratepayers. Local Government New Zealand published a list of ideas about how to do it yesterday. As well as the usual water metering and other user… Audio
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Abbott faces leadership critics
Abbott's leadership crisis on the agenda
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's leadership woes will be on the agenda when Cabinet meets in Canberra today.
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Tony Abbott defends record
Tony Abbott defends record
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has defended his Government's record, dumped the paid parental leave scheme and warned against his party's infighting in a speech today.
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PNG still to pay remainder of US$20m grant to Fiji
PNG still to pay remainder of US$20m grant to Fiji
The Papua New Guinea government says it is committed to paying the balance of a US$20 million grant to Fiji to help pay for last year's Fiji elections.
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Little 'encouraged' by Queensland result
Little 'encouraged' by Queensland result
The New Zealand Labour Party says it will be talking to its counterpart in Australia after its incredible comeback in the Queensland state elections.
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Support for National increasing
Support for National increasing
Public support for the National Party is going up just a few months after the start of its third term in Government.
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Massive swing to Labor in Queensland election
Massive swing to Labor in Queensland election
The Australian Labor Party in Queensland is claiming one of the greatest comebacks in the country's political history.
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Lightning strikes baby, toddler and parents
Lightning strikes baby, toddler and parents
A baby aged 12 weeks, a boy aged 18 months and their parents have been struck by lightning at a polling station on the Gold Coast.
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Little's speech to focus on economic growth
Little's speech to focus on economic growth
Labour Party leader Andrew Little will focus on economic growth and the creation of more, higher paying jobs in his first state of the nation speech today.
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Smith sweeps Aussie cricket awards
Smith sweeps Aussie cricket awards
Steve Smith swept Australia's annual cricket awards, winning three prizes including the Allan Border Medal for the Player of the Year.
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Key and Little to give State of the Nation
Key and Little to give State of the Nation
Prime Minister John Key and Labour Party leader Andrew Little are both giving their annual State of the Nation speeches as the political year gets under way.
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Anti-austerity Syriza wins Greek election
Anti-austerity Syriza wins Greek election
Left-wing anti-austerity party Syriza has won Greece's general election, putting the country on a possible collision course with the EU. Audio
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Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams
The latest opinion polls. Expectations for Andrew Little's upcoming speech. The cost of housing and reforming the RMA. Audio