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Vulcan voted name for new moon
Vulcan voted name for new moon
In a tribute to the Star Trek television series, almost 500,000 people have voted to give one of Pluto's newly discovered moons the name of Vulcan.
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Italian election polls close
Audio 26 Feb 2013Returning now to Italy and as well as the pending appointment of a new Pope, the country has spent the last two days at polling stations, casting their votes in the general election. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 26 February 2013
Audio 26 Feb 2013Prime Minister refuses to take blame for Solid Energy; Top Catholic Cardinal resigns ahead of Pope vote; Broadcaster Phillip Leishman has died; Meeting to discuss Pike River body recovery begins… Audio
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Italian election polls open
Italian election polls open
Polls have opened in one of Italy's most closely watched general elections for years.
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National up in latest poll
National up in latest poll
The latest political poll shows the National Party holding a commanding lead over the Labour Party.
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Wayne Brittenden's Counterpoint
Audio 24 Feb 2013Italians are going to the polls, with a colourful list of candidates that includes disgraced former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The 76-year-old billionaire and media tycoon is attempting a… Audio
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Berlusconi tax refund letter angers opponents
Berlusconi tax refund letter angers opponents
Silvio Berlusconi has caused outrage among political rivals by sending letters to millions of Italians promising to reimburse tax they paid in 2012, in a final drive for votes before elections this…
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Ten candidates to contest by-election in Solomons
Ten candidates to contest by-election in Solomons
Ten candidates will contest the by-election in the Solomon Islands electorate of Gela. The seat was formerly held by Mark Kemakeza who was jailed last year after being found guilty...
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Wednesday's headlines: Royal penguin found on Wairarapa coast; next election could be a cliffhanger; petition for water park hot spas and hydroslides at New Brighton signed by 20,000 people.
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Labor and Gillard losing support: poll
Labor and Gillard losing support: poll
A new poll shows opposition leader Tony Abbott has overtaken Julia Gillard as preferred prime minister of Australia. Support for the Coalition has risen to 47%. Audio
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National maintains strong lead - poll
National maintains strong lead - poll
The National Party continues to maintain a strong lead over the Labour Party, according to a new opinion poll.
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The Panel with Michele A'Court and Garry Moore (Part 2)
Audio 15 Feb 2013The ABC's Mediawatch programme has highlighted the vulnerability of online news polls to manipulation by hackers. The iwi that owns Lake Taupo wants to charge Ironman New Zealand competitors about… Audio
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Vanuatu opposition adamant Kilman was ineligible in October poll
Vanuatu opposition adamant Kilman was ineligible in October poll
A Vanuatu opposition MP has rejected claims by the office of the Prime Minister Sato Kilman that he cleared a public debt which would have affected his eligibility to contest...
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Vanuatu PM office says Kilman debt issue resolved before poll
Vanuatu PM office says Kilman debt issue resolved before poll
The office of the Vanuatu Prime Minister, Sato Kilman, says the matter of his alleged public debt was cleared up before last October's general election. The comment comes as the...
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Wallis voters to choose new member of French Assembly next month
Wallis voters to choose new member of French Assembly next month
Voters in Wallis and Futuna have been called to the polls next month to elect a new member of the French National Assembly. This comes after the constitutional court of...
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Busy legislative activity in PNG as MPs extend votes of no-confidence grace period
Busy legislative activity in PNG as MPs extend votes of no-confidence grace period
Papua New Guinea's parliamentarians passed a flurry of legislation last week, including constitutional moves that the government says will ensure political stability. As it promised after the 2012…
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PNG MP defends grace period extension
PNG MP defends grace period extension
The Papua New Guinea MP Gary Juffa has defended his decision to vote for the bill to extend the grace period protecting a government from no-confidence votes. Critics of the...
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Drone strikes defended by CIA nominee
Drone strikes defended by CIA nominee
CIA director nominee John Brennan has defended the US drone-strikes programme at a Senate confirmation hearing.
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Monopoly fans vote for new token to replace iron
Monopoly fans vote for new token to replace iron
Fans of the board game Monopoly have voted to replace one of the traditional eight tokens used to move around the board with.
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Poor marks for PM from Maori
Poor marks for PM from Maori
The Prime Minister's handling of Maori issues gets a poor rating in the latest opinion poll of Maori voters.
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Spanish bond yields rise amid corruption allegations
Spanish bond yields rise amid corruption allegations
Spanish government bond yields have risen sharply following calls for the prime minister to resign over an alleged corruption scandal.
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More than half of NZers think economy's improving - survey
More than half of NZers think economy's improving - survey
A new survey shows more than half of New Zealanders think the economy is improving, but many are split on whether they can be financially independent or pursue the career they want.
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Labour retains popularity with Maori voters
Labour retains popularity with Maori voters
The Labour Party remains popular with Maori voters in the latest Te Karere digipoll, despite almost two-thirds of those surveyed not knowing who the party's leader is.
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Govt down in polls after election announcement
Govt down in polls after election announcement
Support for the federal government in Australia has slumped, in the first opinion poll taken since prime minister Julia Gillard set the date for the 2013 general election.