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Dunedin MPs endorse Robertson
Dunedin MPs endorse Robertson
Labour's two Dunedin MPs on Saturday gave their support to Grant Robertson in the election for the party leadership.
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Shane Jones edges into second in leadership poll
Shane Jones edges into second in leadership poll
David Cunliffe remains favourite in the Labour Party's election race but Shane Jones is the bolter in a 3 News poll, edging his way into second spot.
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ALP faces defeat in Australia
ALP faces defeat in Australia
Australia goes to the polls on Saturday and the Labor government faces a crushing defeat. Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 6 September 2013
Audio 6 Sep 2013Australians go to the polls tomorrow ..with the ruling Labour party facing a rout. In another twist to the Fonterra botulism scare, Agresearch says it never told Fonterra its products contained a… Audio
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Rudd makes final campaign speech
Rudd makes final campaign speech
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has used his final speech of the election campaign to defend his record in office.
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Senators back Obama's plan for US action against Syria
Senators back Obama's plan for US action against Syria
News 4 Sep 2013Senators in the United States have agreed on a draft resolution that would authorise the use of military force in Syria.
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The Panel with Mai Chen and Steve McCabe (Part 2)
Audio 3 Sep 2013Topics - There's new poll in Auto Express magazine in the UK to find the greatest car of the last 25 years and it was in fact the humble Ford Focus that took the top spot. Should you send your kids to… Audio
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Referendum labelled 'expensive poll'
Referendum labelled 'expensive poll'
An electoral law specialist says a referendum on the Government's asset sales programme is just a very expensive opinion poll. Audio
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Rudd defiant in face of opinion polls
Rudd defiant in face of opinion polls
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has dismissed claims the Labor Party is headed for inevitable defeat as the election campaign across the Tasman enters its last week.
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French Law Commission visits New Caledonia for 2014 polls
French Law Commission visits New Caledonia for 2014 polls
A team of the French Law Commission will today begin a week-long visit to New Caledonia to help the territory prepare for a possible independence referendum after 2014. The delegation...
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Obama asks Congress to authorise military strike on Syria
Obama asks Congress to authorise military strike on Syria
The United States President Barack Obama has formally asked the US Congress to authorise military action in Syria.
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Australian election closer than polls suggest - Rudd
Australian election closer than polls suggest - Rudd
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd hasn't given up on winning next Saturday's election, saying private polling shows the race is tighter than people think.
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Five more local level government elections declared failed in PNG
Five more local level government elections declared failed in PNG
Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner Andrew Trawen has declared five more failed local level government elections in the Highlands. Four of the failed elections were declared in wards of Hela...
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Swing against ALP 'worse' in west Sydney
Swing against ALP 'worse' in west Sydney
A new poll in Australia suggests a swing against Labor in western Sydney marginal seats is three times worse than the swing against the party across the rest of the country.
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Labor support up, but Coalition still ahead
Labor support up, but Coalition still ahead
A new opinion poll published this morning in Australia, shows Labor's primary vote has risen for the first time since the election campaign began.
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Poll shows Cunliffe as early favourite for Labour leader
Poll shows Cunliffe as early favourite for Labour leader
An opinion poll out on Sunday has put David Cunliffe way out in front as the preferred leader of the Labour Party.
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Rudd battling falling polls
Rudd battling falling polls
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says he will keep fighting through the election campaign despite polls showing Labor could lose five seats in western Sydney and he could struggle to keep his own…
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Maori Party extends sympathy to Shearer
Maori Party extends sympathy to Shearer
Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell says it is unfortunate that Labour leader David Shearer has chosen another path.
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Analysis: Shearer's leadership was doomed from the start
Analysis: Shearer's leadership was doomed from the start
Brent Edwards looks at the reasons behind David Shearer's sudden resignation.
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Wednesday's headlines: Contact Energy exits Waikato coastal windfarm project with 168 turbine; doubts raised about repairing Christchurch town hall; blood from a dog used to save a sick cat.
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Fight for recognition of Australia's South Sea Islanders
Fight for recognition of Australia's South Sea Islanders
The University of Sydney is tonight hosting a forum calling for formal recognition of Australia's South Sea Islander communities. It is one of a number of events marking 150 years...
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Elections official in PNG mystified by failed elections decision
Elections official in PNG mystified by failed elections decision
The elections manager in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea has defended the process during the local government elections in the province. The Electoral Commissioner, Andrew Trawen, has…
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Brown leads in Auckland mayoralty election - poll
Brown leads in Auckland mayoralty election - poll
The first opinion poll on the mayoral election in Auckland shows incumbent Len Brown has nearly three times the support of his nearest rival.
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Early voting begins in Australia
Early voting begins in Australia
Early voting opens across Australia on Tuesday for the federal election on 7 September. Overseas voting starts on 26 August.
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Fight for recognition of Australia's South Sea Islanders
Audio 20 Aug 2013The push for recognition of Australia's South Sea Islanders community, which the University of Sydney says is a human right for a forgotten people. Audio