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Greens focus on water quality ahead of polling day
Greens focus on water quality ahead of polling day
The Green Party says cleaning up New Zealand's waterways is the key environmental issue this election. Audio
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Greens focus on water quality before polling day
Audio 22 Nov 2011The Green Party co-leader, Russel Norman, has paddled the last river of his tour on dirty rivers. Dr Norman says water is the main environmental issue this election, and is one of the party's three… Audio
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Landslide election win for opposition in Spain
Landslide election win for opposition in Spain
The ruling Socialist Party in Spain has conceded to the opposition Popular Party following an election dominated by the country's deep debt crisis. The result was a landslide.
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Katene could keep Te Tai Tonga seat - poll
Katene could keep Te Tai Tonga seat - poll
A new poll suggests the Maori Party's Rahui Katene will keep her Te Tai Tonga seat.
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Tamaki Makaurau candidates focus on jobs, housing and economy
Tamaki Makaurau candidates focus on jobs, housing and economy
Jobs, the economy and housing are prominent policies among candidates in the Maori electorate of Tamaki Makaurau.
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Goff says Labour will provide stable government
Goff says Labour will provide stable government
Labour leader Phil Goff says his party would provide stable government if in a position to lead after the election. Audio
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Key 'not panicking' at prospect of NZ First return
Key 'not panicking' at prospect of NZ First return
John Key says he is not panicking over the prospect of New Zealand First leader Winston Peters returning to Parliament, but wants to make sure people know what they are voting for on election day. Audio
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More independent vote anticipated in Marshalls election
More independent vote anticipated in Marshalls election
A more independent result is anticipated from today's national election in the Marshall Islands. The Electoral Administration says about 36,000 people have registered to elect members of the 33-seat…
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Polls unnerving financial markets ahead of election
Polls unnerving financial markets ahead of election
Financial market traders say a surge in support for the minor parties could have played a part in pushing up the Government's borrowing costs in recent days. Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 21 November 2011
Audio 21 Nov 2011The head of the Waikato Tainui parliament executive, Tukoroirangi Morgan, says he's not fazed by the idea that Maori may not have first refusal to buy shares in state-owned assets; A poll of 400 Maori… Audio
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Polls unnerving financial markets ahead of election
Audio 21 Nov 2011Polls showing increasing support for the minor parties is starting to rattle some in the financial markets. Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 21 November 2011
Audio 21 Nov 2011A new poll suggests the Maori Party's Rahui Katene will keep her Te Tai Tonga seat; The head of the Waikato Tainui parliament executive, Tukoroirangi Morgan, says he's not fazed by the idea that Maori… Audio
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The Panel with John Barnett and Jane Clifton (Part 2)
Audio 21 Nov 2011Research New Zealand has just released its latest political poll. An American expert says bully victims should hit back. Wind farms are under attack from the Duke of Ediburgh. What do high heels say… Audio
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Marshall Islands election in hands of offshore voters
Marshall Islands election in hands of offshore voters
Marshall Islanders go to the polls today, but it will take more than two weeks to get election results. The votes cast in-country are hand counted, but electoral law allows...
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Maori urged to vote this election
Maori urged to vote this election
The Electoral Commission says it is important for Maori to vote in this election. Audio
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National warns of risks if Peters holds balance of power
National warns of risks if Peters holds balance of power
National Party leader John Key warns Winston Peters could hold the country to ransom if he holds the balance of power after the election. Audio
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Time running out to save assets, Labour warns
Time running out to save assets, Labour warns
Labour leader Phil Goff has issued a rallying cry to the party faithful, saying they have less than a week to save New Zealand's assets from being sold.
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Mana Party expects to attract Labour votes
Mana Party expects to attract Labour votes
Mana Party leader Hone Harawira believes his party will pick up disaffected Labour Party voters on election day.
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Election time in Spain
Election time in Spain
Voters in Spain go to the polls on Sunday to elect a new government amid the worst economic crisis in decades.
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Greens confident strong polling will translate into votes
Greens confident strong polling will translate into votes
Green Party co-leader Russel Norman says he is confident the party's strong polling will translate into votes on election day.
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National candidate refuses to be drawn on Epsom deal
National candidate refuses to be drawn on Epsom deal
The National Party's Epsom candidate will not be drawn on whether John Key's endorsement of the ACT Party's candidate in the electorate has backfired. Audio
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Suu Kyi to stand for election in Myanmar
Suu Kyi to stand for election in Myanmar
Aung San Suu Kyi says she will stand for election to parliament as her party rejoins the political process in Myanmar.
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Support not dented by sideshow, says National
Support not dented by sideshow, says National
The National Party says its campaign is not suffering because of the saga over the recording of leader John Key's cafe conversation. Audio
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More choice in parties - but is it enough? - some ask
More choice in parties - but is it enough? - some ask
Some people on the Maori roll are worried that, despite an extra party contesting the 26 November election, they're not getting enough benefit from the political system.
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Epsom deal may not be working, poll shows
Epsom deal may not be working, poll shows
A One News-Colmar Brunton Poll on the electorate vote in Epsom suggests a deal between the National and ACT parties may have backfired.