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CNMI elections underway
CNMI elections underway
Voting is underway in the Northern Marianas general elections with a record-breaking 17,986 registered voters going to the polls.
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Wellington supercity survey disputed
Wellington supercity survey disputed
A Hutt City Council survey showing that says three out of four residents do not want a Wellington supercity is being rubbished by supporters of amalgamation in the region. Audio
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447 candidates contest Solomons elections
447 candidates contest Solomons elections
447 candidates will be contesting the Solomon Islands elections on November the 19th.
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447 candidates are to contest Solomon Islands elections
447 candidates are to contest Solomon Islands elections
447 candidates will be contesting in the Solomon Islands elections on November the 19th.
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Fox confirmed as Maori Party co-leader
Fox confirmed as Maori Party co-leader
Maori Party list MP Marama Fox has been confirmed as the party's new female co-leader following the retirement of Tariana Turia, at their AGM today.
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Candidate list held up in Solomons
Candidate list held up in Solomons
There have been repeated delays to announcing the final list of candidates for the election in Solomon Islands due on November the 19th.
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Church 'must win Cantabrians' respect'
Church 'must win Cantabrians' respect'
An Anglican minister says if the church wishes to be respected by Christchurch residents, it needs to rethink its stance on the quake-damaged cathedral.
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Poll 'challenges' cathedral demolition
Poll 'challenges' cathedral demolition
Supporters of the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral say new survey results will challenge the building's owners to seriously reconsider their decision to demolish it.
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Immigration investigating US doctor
Immigration investigating US doctor
An American doctor who fled a sex charge in the United States to work in New Zealand and Australia is having his file investigated by Immigration New Zealand.
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Academic says fall of candidates in Tonga makes sense
Audio 29 Oct 2014A New Zealand academic says it is both a surprise and makes sense that there has been a drop in numbers contesting next month's poll. Malakai Koloamatangi says ructions in Tongan politics over the… Audio
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Drop in registered voters in American Samoa
Drop in registered voters in American Samoa
There's been a drop in the number of people registering to vote in the American Samoa elections this year.
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More Tongan women to contest poll
More Tongan women to contest poll
Sixteen women are to contest next month's elections in Tonga, up from 11 last time, but women leaders had hoped there might be more following a recent mock parliament.
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Ukraine's Poroshenko seeks coalition
Ukraine's Poroshenko seeks coalition
Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko plans to start talks on forming a coalition government after exit polls showed his bloc emerge strongest in Sunday's parliamentary elections.
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Tonga societal attitude holds women back
Tonga societal attitude holds women back
A campaigner for women's rights in Tonga says despite more women standing for Parliament in next month's election she is sceptical of their chances of success.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 27 October 2014
Audio 27 Oct 2014The Australian Govt is accused of 'crimes against humanity'; Norfolk Island's political fate hangs in the balance; We put the spotlight on mental health in PNG's Bougainville; Tonga's Democrats gear… Audio
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Tonga's Democrats well organised for November poll
Audio 27 Oct 2014Nominations for next month's elections in Tonga are in and the signs are that this poll will be markedly different from the last one. Audio
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Ukraine holds parliamentary election
Ukraine holds parliamentary election
Ukraine is holding its first parliamentary election since the former Moscow-backed leader Viktor Yanukovich was ousted in February and replaced by a pro-Western government.
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Tagata o te Moana for 25 October 2014
Audio 25 Oct 2014Tonga's Democrats well organised for November poll; Fiji audit shows blatant financial mismanagement - FLP; ICC asked to investigate Australia for 'crimes of humanity'; More than 300 residents evicted… Audio
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Tonga's Democrats well placed early for poll
Tonga's Democrats well placed early for poll
Nominations for next month's elections in Tonga end this afternoon, and already there are signs this poll will be markedly different from the last one.
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Fewer candidates in Solomons poll
Fewer candidates in Solomons poll
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission says fewer candidates have registered for next month's national elections than the previous poll in 2010.
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Global Neighbours - Uganda
Audio 21 Oct 2014Daily Monitor journalist Tabu Butagira reports from the Republic of Uganda - the recent sacking of Prime Minister John Mbabazi by President Yoweri Museveni amid allegations he schemed to stand against… Audio
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NCW supports 26 women in Solomons elections
NCW supports 26 women in Solomons elections
With nominations for candidates to close tomorrow the National Council of Women in Solomon Islands says it has helped prepare at least 26 women nationwide to run for office in elections next month.
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Fiji's MIDA under pressure to comment on decree breach
Audio 21 Oct 2014Fiji's media industry development authority has come under criticism for not condemning a breach of the Electoral Decree by the public broadcaster. Audio
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Should New Zealand change its flag?
Our colours
The looming referendum on New Zealand's flag may open up a wider debate our national identity.
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'External forces' involved in Hong Kong
'External forces' involved in Hong Kong
Hong Kong leader CY Leung has accused "external forces" of involvement in the territory's pro-democracy protests, he also said protest rallies were "out of control".