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Better shipping for Tonga's Niuas
Audio 9 Dec 2014A shipping service, owned and operated by the local community, is set to be launched next year in Tonga's far northern Niua island group. Audio
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Mayor wants diesel cars out of Paris
Mayor wants diesel cars out of Paris
The mayor of Paris has called for diesel cars to be banned from the French capital by 2020 as part of plans to reduce pollution. A partial car ban was imposed in March.
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Tonga's Niuas to set up own shipping service
Tonga's Niuas to set up own shipping service
A shipping service, owned and operated by the local community, is set to be launched next year in Tonga's far northern Niua island group.
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Inos certified as next CNMI Governor
Inos certified as next CNMI Governor
The incumbent Governor in the Northern Marianas Eloy Inos and his running mate, Senate President Ralph Torres have won the 2014 gubernatorial run-off election.
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Mitiaro recount favours Cooks Democrats
Mitiaro recount favours Cooks Democrats
A recount of results in the Mitiaro electorate from the Cook Islands general election in July has given the Democratic Party candidate the seat by a single vote. A recount...
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Aguero named fans' Player of the Year
Aguero named fans' Player of the Year
Manchester City's Argentine striker Sergio Aguero was named Player of the Year after a vote by 250,000 English football fans and it probably won't be the last honour he picks up this season.
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The Panel with Graham Bell and Selwyn Manning (Part 1)
Audio 4 Dec 2014Topics - the Local Government Commission has Absolutely Positively recommended Wellington becomes the country's second super city. Its draft paper has come out today, recommending the nine councils… Audio
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90% turnout in Solomons polls
90% turnout in Solomons polls
The Solomon Islands has recorded its highest ever voter turnout at nearly 90 percent.
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Confusion a factor in Tonga democrats poor showing
Confusion a factor in Tonga democrats poor showing
A political scientist says the Democratic Party in Tonga may have confused the electorate, resulting in it doing relatively poorly in last Thursday's poll.
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Tonga Democrats confuse voters - academic
Audio 1 Dec 2014Democratic party in Tonga wins just 8 of the 17 popularly elected seats. Audio
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Solomons Council of Women wants portfolio for Freda
Solomons Council of Women wants portfolio for Freda
The Solomon Islands National Council of Women is calling for a ministerial portfolio for the only woman to be elected as an MP in last week's poll.
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No dramatic signal from Tongans in poll
Audio 28 Nov 2014Tonga election has Democrats again coming up just shy of a majority of the seats. Audio
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Tongans waiting on poll results
Tongans waiting on poll results
Final results are still to come for Tonga's elections today but indicative figures point to a close tussle in the Tongatapu 3 constituency.
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Tonga police not expecting trouble
Tonga police not expecting trouble
Tonga's Commissioner of Police believes there will be no major difficulties during today's general election.
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Tonga chooses parliament today
Tonga chooses parliament today
It is election day in Tonga with voters going to the polls in the second election under political reforms that were widely hailed.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 26 November 2014
Audio 26 Nov 2014Suspension of Vanuatu opposition could ensure stability; Tongan's off to the polls tomorrow; Poverty, violence take toll on Kiribati children; French Polynesian compensation appeal met with cynicism… Audio
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Tonga campaign finishes ahead of Thursday poll
Audio 26 Nov 2014Tongans off to the polls Thursday for the second election under reforms brought in, in 2010. Audio
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Election campaigning in Tonga finishes 24 hours out
Election campaigning in Tonga finishes 24 hours out
Voters in Tonga go to the polls from 9 tomorrow morning with the supervisor of elections, Pita Vuki, saying results are expected within hours of the close at 4pm.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 26 November 2014
Audio 26 Nov 2014French Polynesian compensation appeal met with cynicism; An academic analyses the emphatic election win of FijiFirst; Voters in the Solomons favour independents over party candidates; Tonga goes to… Audio
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Poll analysis shows Bainimarama support widespread
Audio 26 Nov 2014A scholar of Fiji politics, Jon Fraenkel, says the emphatic election win by Frank Bainimarama and his FijiFirst party was based on a number of factors including support from the young and from areas… Audio
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Inflation expectations fall
Inflation expectations fall
Expectations of where inflation will be in the next couple of years have fallen, with businesses predicting it will be 2.06 percent, according to the Reserve Bank's latest quarterly poll.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 25 November 2014
Audio 25 Nov 2014Voters in Solomon Islands favour independents over party candidates; Tongans go to the polls this week; A PNG Minister dismisses reports of tension with Fiji; The Speaker in Guam leads moves against… Audio
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Concerns in Solomons at success of independents
Audio 25 Nov 2014Voters in Solomon Islands favoured independents over party candidates in last week's elections. Audio
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Tonga poll unlikely to initiate great change - academic
Audio 25 Nov 2014A political scientist analyses what can be expected in the Tonga election this Thursday. Audio
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Last day for campaigning in Tonga today
Last day for campaigning in Tonga today
An activist working with Tonga's Democrats says this year's election is one of the calmest in memory.