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Fiji military says it will accept election outcome
The commander of the Fiji military says it will accept the outcome of next month's election.
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Conservatives, NZ First up in poll
Conservative Party leader Colin Craig is delighted with the latest 3News-Reid Research poll which has his party's support at 4.6 percent. New Zealand First's support is also up. Audio
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Cunliffe and Key to face one another in first TV debate
John Key and David Cunliffe will face one another in the first televised debate of the election campaign tonight just as the latest opinion poll reveals support for both National and Labour falling. Audio
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Hager book hurts major parties - poll
Support for National and Labour have fallen in the latest major poll, while smaller parties appear to have benefited from disclosures in the book, Dirty Politics. Audio
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Winston Peters on polling and the balance of power
A new political poll has tipped the balance of power in Winston Peters' favour just weeks out from the election. Audio
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New Zealand First, Conservatives big winners in latest poll
New Zealand First would determine who governs on the results of the latest political poll and the Conservative Party is breathing down their necks as potential kingmakers. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 28 August 2014
Audio 28 Aug 2014New Zealand First, Conservatives big winners in latest poll; Craig delighted with poll result, believes can also win Napier seat; Winston Peters on polling and the balance of power; Air New Zealand… Audio
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Tonga candidates prompted over residency requirements
Prospective candidates in this year's election in Tonga have been reminded they must reside in their electorates for the three months left before the poll.
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Record number of voters registered in CNMI
The Commonwealth Election Commission in the Northern Marianas says a record number of people has registered to vote in this year's general elections.
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EU says it brings substantial experience to Fiji observer group
Audio 27 Aug 2014The European Union's ambassador for the Pacific says its experts will bring substantial experience to the observer group that will be monitoring Fiji's upcoming elections. Audio
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The Panel with Finlay MacDonald and Ellen Read (Part 2)
Audio 26 Aug 2014Topics - Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love contains the greatest guitar riff of all time according to a BBC Radio 2 poll. Loom bands are now being tested in the UK for harmful toxin levels. But Consumer… Audio
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Conservatives release party list
The Conservative Party's full party list for the election holds no surprises, with leader Colin Craig, Christine Rankin and Garth McVicar in top spots.
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Tax policies divide voters
The main parties' tax plans continue to take shape, with National's hints at a tax cut announcement in stark contrast to Labour and the Greens' proposals for capital gains tax and rise in the top…
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Cunliffe confident despite poll showing
Labour Party leader David Cunliffe is still expressing confidence his party's vote at the election will be higher than indicated in recent opinion polls. Audio
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Fiji AG defends electoral process
Fiji's Elections Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says if the Electoral Commission had given a decision on candidates in the upcoming polls on time under the law there would have been no need to go to…
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Fiji court rules against Electoral Commission
A Fiji court has ruled against Fiji's Electoral Commission finding a crucial step towards next month's election is valid.
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Is New Zealand an unequal society?
Radio New Zealand's Education, Health and Economics correspondents consider election policies and inequality Audio
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Disqualification of Fiji candidate could end up in court
The Fiji Labour Party says the faulty decision to disqualify Steven Singh from contesting next month's election must be promptly reversed or the poll could be delayed.
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McVicar third on Conservatives list
The former head of the Sensible Sentencing Trust, Garth McVicar, has made it to number three on the Conservative Party list. He is contesting the Napier seat.
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National dips in poll but still well ahead
The National Party's support has fallen in the first opinion poll carried out since Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics was released, though the party is still on 50 percent in Herald-Digi Poll. Audio
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POLL of POLLS
The first poll taken after the Nicky Hager book launch, by DigiPoll for the New Zealand Herald from August 14 to 20, did not dent National's polling average.
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Davis optimistic about electorate seat
Labour's candidate for Te Tai Tokerau Kelvin Davis says he can't afford to soft-pedal in his campaign for the northern Maori seat, after just missing the list MP cut in 2011.
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PM's popularity dips in latest poll
Audio 22 Aug 2014Support for the National Party has fallen in the first poll since the release of Nicky Hager's Dirty Politics book. Audio
