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Australia rejects link to report about PNG Electoral Commission
Australia rejects link to report about PNG Electoral Commission
Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is rejecting claims it is connected to any report called for the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commissioner, Andrew Trawen, to be urgently replaced.
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Fiji constitution consultation details to be announced on Friday
Fiji constitution consultation details to be announced on Friday
Fiji's information ministry says action on a new constitution will be announced on Friday as part of measures ahead of elections promised for 2014. Last week, the interim prime minister,...
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Push for asset sales referendum launched
Push for asset sales referendum launched
Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says a proposed referendum on partial asset sales could create political problems for the Government and uncertainty in the sales process.
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Putin claims victory as Russian president
Putin claims victory as Russian president
Vladimir Putin has declared victory in Russia's presidential elections, returning for a third term after spending the last four years as the country's prime minister.
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PNG leader reiterates commitment to elections as scheduled in June and July
PNG leader reiterates commitment to elections as scheduled in June and July
The Papua New Guinea prime minister, Peter O'Neill, has reiterated that his government will not try to defer national elections due in June and July. There have been calls, including...
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Bainimarama does not rule out standing for Fiji election in 2014
Bainimarama does not rule out standing for Fiji election in 2014
Fiji's regime leader Commodore Frank Bainimarama says he is considering standing in the promised 2014 polls. He says the man he removed from power, the former prime minister Laisenia Qarase,...
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Russian election this weekend
Russian election this weekend
Russian voters go to the polls across several time zones on Sunday to elect a new president. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin faces four challengers.
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Pilots and train operators admit sleepiness on the job
Pilots and train operators admit sleepiness on the job
A survey carried out in the United States suggests airline pilots and train operators are the most likely workers to be hit by sleepiness during a shift.
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Election turnout 64% in Iran
Election turnout 64% in Iran
Iran says initial figures show turnout in parliamentary elections on Friday was 64%. Final figures are expected on Monday.
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Polls now closed in Iran
Polls now closed in Iran
Polls are now closed in Iran where voting in a parliamentary election on Friday was extended by three hours due to a high turnout. Official results are expected on Sunday or Monday.
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Wairoa council backtracks on Maori wards poll
Wairoa council backtracks on Maori wards poll
The Wairoa District Council has been forced to backtrack on a decision not to hold a poll until next year's local government elections, on whether to introduce Maori wards.
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Manu Korihi News for 2 March 2012
Audio 2 Mar 2012The body overseeing the fishing quota owned by Maori is poised to advise iwi on the implications of the ministerial inquiry into the use of foreign charter vessels; The Wairoa District Council has… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 2 March 2012
Audio 2 Mar 2012The Wairoa District Council has been forced to backtrack on a decision not to hold a poll until next year's local government elections, on whether to introduce Maori wards; The head of the Midland Iwi… Audio
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Marshalls senator calls for eliminating non-resident postal votes
Marshalls senator calls for eliminating non-resident postal votes
A Marshall Islands senator wants to do away with postal voting rights for citizens living in other countries. In the November 2011 election, more than 2,500 Marshallese living outside the...
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Calls persist for PNG elections delay despite PM's insistence on original schedule
Calls persist for PNG elections delay despite PM's insistence on original schedule
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says the general election will go ahead as scheduled in the middle of the year. This comes as the Electoral Commissioner Andrew Trawen...
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PNG Electoral Commission insists General Election will go ahead as planned
PNG Electoral Commission insists General Election will go ahead as planned
Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner says the national election will go ahead in June as scheduled. Andrew Trawen's assertion comes days after the government indicated it was considering…
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Important votes for Republican party in Michigan and Arizona
Audio 29 Feb 2012The Republican primary elections is underway in two key states - Michigan and Arizona. Michigan is considered home territory for one of the Presidential candidates, Mitt Romney, but he's only caught… Audio
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Nelson ratepayers to vote on creation of Maori ward
Nelson ratepayers to vote on creation of Maori ward
Nelson ratepayers will have the chance in just over two months' time to decide whether or not a Maori ward will be created in time for the 2013 local government elections.
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Michael Clarke named Australian cricketer of the year
Michael Clarke named Australian cricketer of the year
The Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has won his third Allan Border medal for the nation's cricketer of the year. That places him second on the all-time list, trailing only...
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PNG's Sir Michael Somare says election must go ahead on time
PNG's Sir Michael Somare says election must go ahead on time
Sir Michael Somare has warned against delaying Papua New Guinea's General Elections this year. In a statement, Sir Michael says that indications from the government of Peter O'Neill that it...
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Educator stands as American Samoa's first woman governor
Educator stands as American Samoa's first woman governor
Dr. Salu Hunkin Finau has kicked off her campaign to be the first woman governor of American Samoa. American Samoa goes to the polls in November, and the current governor,...
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Australian Labor MPs vote on leadership within hours
Audio 27 Feb 2012The bitter battle for the leadership of Australia's Labor Party and the country will be settled today, when caucus members go to the polls in just a few hours' time. Audio
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Syria holds constitution vote amid continuing violence
Syria holds constitution vote amid continuing violence
The Syrian government is holding a national referendum on a new constitution amid continuing violent unrest and a boycott by the opposition.
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Polls back Rudd as ALP leader
Polls back Rudd as ALP leader
Opinion polls in Australian newspapers on Saturday show former Labor leader Kevin Rudd is more popular with voters than current prime minister Julia Gillard.
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PNG parliamentarians raise prospect of delaying 2012 elections
PNG parliamentarians raise prospect of delaying 2012 elections
Papua New Guinean parliamentarians have raised the prospect of delaying the June 2012 elections, with the government questioning figures in the electoral commissioner's report. Tabled in parliament on…