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The Fiji regime scotches claims it's stalling on key election preparations
The Fiji regime scotches claims it's stalling on key election preparations
The Fiji regime says everything is on track for elections by the end of September next year and an independent Electoral Commission will be in place in a matter of...
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Resounding win for Labour in Christchurch East
Resounding win for Labour in Christchurch East
Labour's Poto Williams has convincingly taken Christchurch East in Saturday's by-election, in what party leader David Cunliffe describes as a stonking good win.
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The Fiji regime scotches claims it's stalling on key election preparations
Audio 2 Dec 2013The Fiji regime says everything is on track for elections by the end of September next year but critics say its stalling to enhance chances of remaining in power. Audio
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Clock starts ticking in January for Fiji regime says expert
Clock starts ticking in January for Fiji regime says expert
An expert in transitional politics, Paul Buchanan, says the Fiji regime has until the end of January to announce key election machinery or risk next year's polls being seen as...
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Thai PM given deadline by protest leader
Thai PM given deadline by protest leader
Thai protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban has called a general strike and given prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra two days to "return power to the people".
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Labour win not a reflection on Govt, says candidate
Labour win not a reflection on Govt, says candidate
The National candidate defeated in the Christchurch East by-election insists voters still support the Government's post-quake efforts, despite Labour's Poto Williams retaining the seat with a large…
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Lunar rover mission launched by China
Lunar rover mission launched by China
China launched its first lunar rover mission at 1.30am on Monday local time. It was carrying a landing module and a six-wheeled rover.
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Fiji Electoral Commission to be established by end of year, says regime
Fiji Electoral Commission to be established by end of year, says regime
Fiji's Attorney-General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says the bodies tasked with overseeing Fiji's elections will be set up by the end of the month. He says the search is still on for...
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79% want councils to have power over GM crops - poll
79% want councils to have power over GM crops - poll
A group opposed to genetic modification has released a poll showing 79% of respondents want councils to retain the power to create GM-free zones. Audio
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The Critic's Chair for 1 December 2013
Audio 1 Dec 2013In a Settling the Score Live special, Robert Johnson - Music Librarian for the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra - discusses his favourite commercial recordings of the top orchestral works in this… Audio
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Christchurch East candidates make last push
Christchurch East candidates make last push
Voters in the eastern suburbs of Christchurch head to the polls on Saturday to select a new MP after their last one became the city's mayor. Audio
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Voters to head to the polls in Christchurch East
Audio 29 Nov 2013Voters in the eastern suburbs of Christchurch head to the polls tomorrow to select a new MP after their last one became the city's mayor. Audio
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National candidate absent from by-election debate
National candidate absent from by-election debate
The National Party's candidate for Christchurch East was absent from a final public debate in New Brighton on Wednesday night before Saturday's by-election.
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Coalition slips in polls
Coalition slips in polls
The latest Newspoll in Australia shows a drop in support for prime minister Tony Abbott and the new government.
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American Samoa Democratic Party wants to change election runoff rule
American Samoa Democratic Party wants to change election runoff rule
The American Samoa Democratic Party says the territory's elections for governor should be changed to allow for primaries to eliminate the need for runoff elections. The party chair, Ali'imau J...
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Carbon tax repeal popular: poll
Carbon tax repeal popular: poll
A Fairfax-Nielsen poll of voters in Australia shows shows 57% back repeal of Labor's carbon tax. Only 16% want the carbon tax kept.
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Pro-west protest in Kiev
Pro-west protest in Kiev
More than 100,000 people in the Ukrainian capital Kiev on Sunday protested against a move by the government to delay an association deal with the EU.
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Swiss vote on curbing top salaries
Swiss vote on curbing top salaries
Voters in Switzerland are taking part in a referendum on whether to peg executive pay so that bosses cannot receive more than 12 times the salary of their lowest-paid employee.
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Focus on Politics for 22 November 2013
Audio 22 Nov 2013Voters in Christchurch East will head to the polls next weekend to decide who'll be their next member of Parliament. Audio
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Christchurch East by-election looms
Christchurch East by-election looms
Residents eligible to vote in the Christchurch East by-election to select a new MP have just one week left until polling day.
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Rojas and Smith win Oceania player of the year awards
Rojas and Smith win Oceania player of the year awards
New Zealand footballers Marco Rojas and Rebecca Smith have been named the Oceania players of the year. Rojas, who had an outstanding A-League season with Melbourne Victory, now plays in...
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Fiji villagers still upset about being duped over anti-election letter
Fiji villagers still upset about being duped over anti-election letter
A community in Fiji at the centre of controversy over support for the country's elections say they're still upset about being duped into signing a petition against holding polls next...
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The Panel with Raybon Kan and Don Donovan (Part 1)
Audio 18 Nov 2013Topics - Prime Minister John Key is rejecting criticism of the Government's sell-down of 20 per cent of Air New Zealand just days before an asset sales referendum. The sale has been described by his… Audio
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Obama offers fix for health care plan
Obama offers fix for health care plan
US President Barack Obama says Americans will be allowed to keep cancelled health plans for an extra year, in a major climb-down after the troubled launch of his landmark reform.
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Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd quits parliament
Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd quits parliament
Former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd has quit parliament declaring he bears no malice towards rivals on both sides of the parliamentary chamber.