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Te Manu Korihi News for 12 November 2013
Audio 12 Nov 2013The Waitangi Tribunal is recommending the iwi of the Central North Island be compensated for water use by the Tongariro Power Development Scheme; Parliament has ruled comments by a contender of a top… Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 12 November 2013
Audio 12 Nov 2013The Waitangi Tribunal is recommending the iwi of the Central North Island be compensated for water use by the Tongariro Power Development Scheme; Parliament has ruled comments by a contender of a top… Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 12 November 2013
Audio 12 Nov 2013A specialist in the study of men's violence against women and children is praising the decision by RadioLive to pull John Tamihere and Willie Jackson off air for the rest of the year; A fire… Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 11 November 2013
Audio 11 Nov 2013A specialist in the study of men's violence against women and children is praising the decision by RadioLive to pull John Tamihere and Willie Jackson off air for the rest of the year; A fire… Audio
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French Senate president due in New Caledonia
The president of the French Senate, Jean-Pierre Bel, is due in New Caledonia tomorrow, becoming the latest high-profile French visitor before the territory's crucial polls in May. During his…
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Te Manu Korihi News for 11 November 2013
Audio 11 Nov 2013A fire investigator says it's believed two children under the age of six started a fire that ravaged Mokau Marae north of Whangarei on Friday.A specialist in the study of men's violence against women… Audio
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French Senate president due in New Caledonia
The president of the French Senate, Jean-Pierre Bel, is due in New Caledonia tomorrow ( TUE ), becoming the latest high-profile French visitor before the territory's crucial polls in May."...
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Presidential run-off election delayed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court in the Maldives has halted a run-off vote in a presidential election in the islands after protests from a candidate. It is the third time that the presidential elections have been…
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National down in latest political poll, but still leads Labour
The National Party is down 3.2 points in the latest political poll, but still leads the Labour Party by 14 points.
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Fiji chief opposes polls but denies goverment ruse
A Fiji chief has confirmed that he has asked the government not to hold elections next year but denies that the local community was misled about it. The Tui Nasau,...
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Democrats win key elections
Democrats have won key elections in New York City and the state of Virginia, in the first major round of polls since US President Barack Obama's re-election in 2012.
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First major round of US polls since Obama won second term
Audio 6 Nov 2013New Yorkers have chosen a new mayor to replace long-serving incumbent Michael Bloomberg. Audio
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10 candidates to contest by-election
Ten candidates are vying to replace Lianne Dalziel as the next MP for Christchurch East in the November by-election.
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Government to lower blood alcohol limit
The Government intends lowering the blood alcohol limit for drivers over the age of 20. The limit will be reduced from 80 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood to 50 milligrams. Audio
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Time could be running out for Tonga reforms ahead of 2014 poll
An academic says democracy proponents in Tonga have probably left it too late to push for more reforms ahead of elections due in a year's time. The Democratic Party's effort...
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 4 November 2013
Audio 4 Nov 2013Critics rubbish the Fiji government's claims it is holding the first truly democratic election; new analysis shows it makes financial sense to invest in family planning; there's been a warning that… Audio
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Time could be running out for Tonga reforms ahead of 2014 poll
Audio 4 Nov 2013New Zealand political scientist says Tonga democrats may have left run too late to effect reforms before election in a year's time. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 4 November 2013
Audio 4 Nov 2013Traditional Cook Island leaders wanted water consultation sooner; Time could be running out for Tonga reforms ahead of next year's poll; Fisheries governance needs to keep up with new trends; PNG… Audio
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Focus on Politics for 1 November 2013
Audio 1 Nov 2013The Labour Party is holding its annual conference in Christchurch over the weekend just seven weeks after David Cunliffe was elected leader. In the immediate aftermath of Mr Cunliffe's election Labour… Audio
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PNG's Bougainville due for five by-elections
Election officials in the autonomous Papua New Guinea province of Bougainville have issued the writs for five by-elections. New MPs are to be chosen in Peit, Hagogohe, Rau, Kongara and...
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Motorists still texting while driving
Police have increasing concerns about the number of people still texting or using hand-held cellphone while driving. Audio
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Meridian Energy stock starts trading
State-owned power company Meridian Energy finished its first day of trading on the New Zealand Stock Exchange at $1.08 cents - higher than the first instalment price. Audio
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Mohua voted year's best bird
The mohua, or yellowhead, has been crowned Bird of the Year for 2013.
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Poll shows Labour hasn't gained any traction
The Labour Party has not gained any traction in its poll ratings following a leadership contest in September won by David Cunliffe.
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Budding young Fiji woman politican faces threats
The first young woman has announced her intention to stand in the Fiji elections but she says she has had to face hostility as a result including rape threats on...
