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Early election wanted in Israel
Early election wanted in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for an early general election in four months.
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Small parties make gains on main players in Greece election
Audio 7 May 2012Parliamentary elections have also been held in Greece, where exit polls show the vote to be heavily split, with no party getting above 20% of the vote. Audio
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France elects first socialist president in two decades
Audio 7 May 2012Exit polls show the left-wing candidate, Francois Hollande, has secured 52% of the vote, making him the first Socialist president in nearly two decades. Audio
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French Pacific backs Sarkozy in French presidential poll
French Pacific backs Sarkozy in French presidential poll
Voters in the French Pacific have defied the trend in France and backed the incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy in the presidential race. He won a clear majority in both New Caledonia...
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Turnout up in French Polynesia and New Caledonia
Turnout up in French Polynesia and New Caledonia
The turnout in the second round of France's presidential elections was just over 56% just before 5:00 in New Caledonia, an increase of more than four points from the first...
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Election win tipped for Hollande
Election win tipped for Hollande
Polls predict Socialist candidate Francois Hollande will win the presidential election in France despite a late increase in support for incumbent President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Greece votes for new parliament
Greece votes for new parliament
The polls have opened in Greece for parliamentary elections seen as a referendum on the county's harsh austerity measures.
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Further curfew imposed
Further curfew imposed
The military in Egypt has ordered the continued detention of about 300 people arrested during clashes with the security forces on Friday. A curfew is in force again on Saturday night.
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The countdown begins for the French presidential election
Audio 4 May 2012The French presidential hopefuls, Francois Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy have just two days of campaigning left before voters go to the polls on Sunday - which will likely be decided by the tightest… Audio
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Fiji acting PM sees mixup in Carr question about military role
Fiji acting PM sees mixup in Carr question about military role
Fiji's Acting Prime Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, says Australia's foreign minister, Bob Carr, must have confused Fiji with Burma during a recent meeting in Suva with the Forum Ministerial Contact…
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French candidates spar in marathon debate
French candidates spar in marathon debate
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and challenger Francois Hollande have clashed in their only TV debate of the election campaign.
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As polls loom, PNG MPs advised to keep registration up to date
As polls loom, PNG MPs advised to keep registration up to date
Papua New Guinea MPs have been warned that failing to register with new political parties they join could create instability after the June elections. MPs can switch party at any...
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Aung San Suu Kyi joins Myanmar parliament
Aung San Suu Kyi joins Myanmar parliament
Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been sworn in as a member of Myanmar's parliament, a month after her party's sweeping victory in by-elections.
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Fiji politicians call for fully civilian government pre-polls
Fiji politicians call for fully civilian government pre-polls
Three of Fiji's leading politicians at the time of the coup in 2006 say there needs to be a fully civilian government in place to take Fiji towards elections promised...
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Poll backs tougher Privacy Commissioner powers
Poll backs tougher Privacy Commissioner powers
The overwhelming majority of those surveyed by the Privacy Commissioner want the agency to be given the power to stop organisations mis-handling their personal information.
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Sarkozy's French Polynesia attachment queried
Sarkozy's French Polynesia attachment queried
As the French presidential election campaign nears its end, supporters of the Socialists in French Polynesia have derided the incumbent's attachment to the territory. Nicolas Sarkozy's only Pacific…
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Sayed-Khaiyum tells ministers Fiji regime won't amend public order law
Sayed-Khaiyum tells ministers Fiji regime won't amend public order law
Fiji's acting regime leader Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has told Pacific Island cabinet ministers a decree criticised for restricting free speech won't be amended as Fiji moves towards elections in 2014…
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Poll suggests conditional approval for convention centre
Poll suggests conditional approval for convention centre
An opinion poll has found majority support for the proposed convention centre deal in Auckland but only if it includes a reduction in gambling machines elsewhere in the city.
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Nelson's ratepayers to vote on Maori ward
Nelson's ratepayers to vote on Maori ward
For the next month Nelson City ratepayers will be voting on whether their elected body should include a Maori ward.
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Protestors injured during sit-in
Protestors injured during sit-in
Dozens of protestors have been injured in Cairo during a sit-in to demonstrate against the barring of a presidential candidate in Egyptian elections in May.
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French leader wants tougher borders
French leader wants tougher borders
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has called for tougher borders and a stronger national identity.
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PNG women election contenders pushing hardship message
PNG women election contenders pushing hardship message
A veteran contender of Papua New Guinea elections says she and other female candidates will be warning people of the dangers of succumbing to vote bribery. Last week's United Nations-sponsored...
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No services since independence: PNG woman election contender
No services since independence: PNG woman election contender
A first time contender in the Papua New Guinea elections says the extreme suffering of the people in her electorate is the reason she is putting herself forward. Leah Angowai...
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KVH welcomes support for grafting ban
KVH welcomes support for grafting ban
Kiwifruit Vine Health has welcomed a decision by growers to support its call for a ban on the practice of notch grafting new kiwifruit varieties onto Hort 16A vines.
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PNG PM's latest elections guarantee cautiously accepted
PNG PM's latest elections guarantee cautiously accepted
Papua New Guinea's trade union leaders, churches and civil society groups met with Prime Minister Peter O'Neill on Thursday and received assurances that the elections would go ahead on time.