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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...
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Budding young Fiji woman politican faces threats
Audio 28 Oct 2013The 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 social media sites. Audio
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FLNKS movement calls for UN to observe 2014 elections
New Caledonia's pro-independence FLNKS Movement has called for the United Nations to send a mission to observe next year's territorial election. The polls in May are to elect three provincial...
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No clear winner in Czech election
Czech Social Democrat leader Bohuslav Sobotka says he expects tough talks with other parties on forming a minority or coalition government after winning less of a parliamentary election vote than…
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Down the List for 27 October 2013
Audio 27 Oct 2013The Nationals are not doing brilliantly in the polls. Are they running out of coalition partners? And Auckland is like a life sized game of monopoly. Audio
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Budding young Fiji politician 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...
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Auckland election result shows divided city
A detailed breakdown of voting by Aucklanders shows the city remains divided geographically over its support for mayor Len Brown.
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Solicitor-General considering prosecuting Banks
The Solicitor-General says he is considering whether he will take over the case to prosecute ACT Party leader John Banks, who is to stand trial on a charge he filed a false return after the Auckland… Audio
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EU says aid to Fiji will resume after next year's polls
The European Union has again ruled out resuming its bilateral aid programme with Fiji until after the elections promised by the regime for next September. Aid to mainly the sugar...
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EU says aid to Fiji will resume after next year's polls
Audio 15 Oct 2013An EU official, in Fiji for a sugar conference, says the EU will not resume its aid programme until after the promised elections next year have taken place. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 15 October 2013
Audio 15 Oct 2013EU official says aid will not be restored until after next year's planned polls; Foreign journalists are restricted from taking training workshops in Fiji; Replica ship and Bounty festival attempts to… Audio
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Asian Report for 15 October 2013 - poll tax research
Audio 15 Oct 2013Professor Manying Ip is an academic of great standing in New Zealand, and one of the first researchers to help uncover a buried history concerning our Chinese New Zealand community - to discourage… Audio
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Quarterly inflation predicted at near 1%
Higher petrol prices and more expensive fruit and vegetables are expected to have pushed quarterly inflation to around 1% in the three months to September.
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Vote revives Hamilton fluoride row
An anti-fluoridation group wants Hamilton City Council to ignore a referendum result and resist putting fluoride into the city's water supply again. Audio
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Dave Cull returned as Dunedin mayor
Dave Cull has been elected mayor of Dunedin for a second term. Audio
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Online local election voting 'no solution'
A Massey Unversity local government analyst says online voting is not the antidote to low voter turnout. Audio
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Len Brown retains Auckland mayoralty
The mayor of Auckland, Len Brown, has been returned for a second term with a 50,000 vote majority. Audio
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Last minute votes cast in local elections
Some returning officers have reported a last-minute rush of voting before voting in the local government elections closed.
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Insight for 13 October 2013 - Local Election Results
In a live Insight Special Philippa Tolley speaks to winning mayors and experts about the polling outcome and some of the issues facing local authorities. Audio
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Call to scrap postal voting for local government elections
Audio 11 Oct 2013Auckland's mayor wants postal voting scrapped and a return to the ballot box for local governrment elections, amid fears of a record low turn-out for the poll that closes tomorrow. Audio
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Consensus build against independence referendum in New Caledonia
Reports from Paris say there is a growing consensus among New Caledonia leaders not to go ahead with an independence referendum after 2014. The view was expressed by three members...
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The Panel with Michele A'Court and Tim Watkin (Part 1)
Audio 10 Oct 2013Topics - The child advocacy group, ChildForum, has described as "horror stories" almost 250 complaints to the Ministry of Education last year. They included a child bitten by her teacher, teachers… Audio
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Analysis: Steve Wilde talks about the local government elections
Voters have until noon this Saturday to cast their votes in the local body elections.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 9 October 2013
Audio 9 Oct 2013The Mana Movement says recent poll results in the Waiariki electorate back up its call for a merger between it and the Maori Party; The head of Victoria Maori Wardens in Australia says there's been a… Audio
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Mana urging talks with the Maori Party
The Mana Movement says recent poll results in the Waiariki electorate back up its call for a merger between it and the Maori Party.
