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International committee set up to help Fiji prepare for elections
International committee set up to help Fiji prepare for elections
The Fiji government has announced the formation of a new international committee to help it prepare for elections. The Coordinating Committee includes Suva-based representatives of the United States…
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United Front in Fiji vows to carry on its fight
United Front in Fiji vows to carry on its fight
Members of an umbrella political group in Fiji say there is still a role for a united opposition force despite the registration of four political parties. At least three of...
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Baron Waqa Nauru's new president
Audio 11 Jun 2013Nauru Parliament elects speaker and president following the weekend poll that returned six new members among the 19 MPs. Audio
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United Front in Fiji vows to carry on its fight
Audio 11 Jun 2013Members of an umbrella political group in Fiji say there is still a role for a united opposition force despite the registration of four political parties. Audio
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Gillard pledges to lead Labor to election
Gillard pledges to lead Labor to election
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard said on Tuesday she will "certainly" lead Labor through to the next election and described leadership speculation as "wasted breath". Audio
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Gillard faces new speculation she will go before election
Audio 11 Jun 2013A poll of key electorates in Australia suggests the ruling Labor Party's election chances would greatly improve if Kevin Rudd was re-instated as prime minister. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 11 June 2013
Audio 11 Jun 2013Growing concern that governments are using American surveillance to spy on their own citizens. New polls suggest Julia Gillard's days as Australian prime minister may be numbered and the latest from… Audio
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Nauru MP believes six newcomers hold key to stability
Nauru MP believes six newcomers hold key to stability
A long time MP in Nauru, re-elected in Saturday's poll, says the six new MPs hold the key to political stability in the coming term. The new parliament meets today...
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New Nauru parliament meeting Tuesday
New Nauru parliament meeting Tuesday
The new Nauru parliament is to meet tomorrow to elect a speaker and then a president following the weekend poll that returned 6 new members among the 19 MPs. It...
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Nauru MPs due to select Speaker, President tomorrow
Nauru MPs due to select Speaker, President tomorrow
The new Nauru parliament is to meet tomorrow to elect a speaker and then a president following the weekend poll that returned 6 new members among the 19 MPs. It...
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Collapse in Labor vote in six seats in Victoria
Collapse in Labor vote in six seats in Victoria
Preliminary polling results in six seats in the state of Victoria show a collapse in Labor's primary vote to 35%. Audio
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Clues to housing strategy sought from MPS
Clues to housing strategy sought from MPS
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep the Official Cash Rate on hold until at least next year, but many will be looking for signs of a willingness by the bank to use tools to cool the housing market…
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Nauru gets second woman MP, first in nearly 30 years
Nauru gets second woman MP, first in nearly 30 years
There will be some new faces in the next Nauru parliament, but most sitting candidates have held on to their seats after Saturday's poll including 3 former presidents. All results...
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Rudd would improve Labor chances: poll
Rudd would improve Labor chances: poll
A poll in Australia suggests Labor's election chances would greatly improve if Kevin Rudd was reinstated as prime minister. Labor would receive nearly 7% more votes on a two-party preferred basis.
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Discussing voluntary euthanasia
Ideas explores the arguments for and against euthanasia with: Dr Rodney Syme, the author of A Good Death: An Argument for Voluntary Euthanasia; Dr Sinead Donnelly a palliative care specialist who says… Audio
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Slip of the tongue by president in Japan
Slip of the tongue by president in Japan
French President Francois Hollande of France had a slip of the tongue, speaking in French at a news conference in Tokyo by referring to Chinese people instead of Japanese.
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Nauru goes to polls today with 68 candidates vying for 19 seats
Nauru goes to polls today with 68 candidates vying for 19 seats
Nauru goes to the polls today with 68 candidates vying for the 19 seats in the legislature. After months of political instability there is a widespread hope on the island...
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Council claims unitary authority approval
Council claims unitary authority approval
The Far North District council is claiming overwhelming support for the creation of a unitary authority, following an opinion poll.
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Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Nauruans go to the polls tomorrow in what is being described as a critical election for the island. There are hopes it will change the fractious political environment that has...
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Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Audio 7 Jun 2013Nauru heads into a pivotal election following a months only political standoff that saw parliament not about to function Audio
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Nauruan voters concerned about dispersment of foreign investment
Nauruan voters concerned about dispersment of foreign investment
A critical issue facing Nauruans as they go to the polls tomorrow is how the remaining funds from the island's once huge foreign investments are dispersed. The election, which comes...
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 June 2013
Audio 7 Jun 2013There is alarm in Samoa at conditions placed on a proposed development by a Chinese company; Nauruans go to the polls tomorrow; Fiji's Mahendra Chaurdhry ridicules the regime's claims that it has… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 7 June 2013
Audio 7 Jun 2013There is alarm in Samoa at conditions placed on a proposed development by a Chinese company; Nauruans go to the polls tomorrow; Fiji's Mahendra Chaurdhry ridicules the regime's claims that it has… Audio
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Media watchdog says Nauru must protect freedom of speech
Media watchdog says Nauru must protect freedom of speech
A Pacific media watchdog says the Nauru government must allow the Nauru Broadcasting Service to fully report politics leading up to Saturday's general elections. The chair of the Pacific Freedom...
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Gillard support at three-month low
Audio 5 Jun 2013Tony Abbott has extended his lead as Australia's preferred prime minister but is cautioning his side against cockiness, despite another round of dismal opinion polls for the Australian Labor Party. Audio