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No sitting MPs in ACT election campaign
No sitting MPs in ACT election campaign
ACT will go into the election campaign as the only parliamentary party without a sitting MP seeking re-election. Audio
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Saudi women to get right to vote
Saudi women to get right to vote
Saudi Arabia is to give women the right to vote and run in future municipal elections, the only public polls in the kingdom.
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Brash to stand in Nth Shore not because of polling
Audio 23 Sep 2011The ACT leader Don Brash has changed his mind and will now stand in an electorate seat at the November election. Audio
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Opposition leader wins Zambian presidency at fourth attempt
Opposition leader wins Zambian presidency at fourth attempt
The opposition candidate in the Zambian presidential elections, Michael Sata of the Patriotic Front, has been declared the winner, beating the governing party which has spent 20 years in power.
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Fiji briefs diplomats about election preparations
Fiji briefs diplomats about election preparations
The Fiji interim government has briefed diplomats in Suva on its preparations for planned elections in three years. The interim Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and the Solicitor General…
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Merkel party faces fresh election loss in Berlin
Merkel party faces fresh election loss in Berlin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives face another drubbing in a regional election on Sunday that is expected to weaken her hand ahead of a crucial euro zone vote in parliament in two weeks.
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Obama to propose ''Buffett tax'' on millionaires
Obama to propose ''Buffett tax'' on millionaires
United States President Barack Obama is to propose a minimum tax on people making more than $US1 million per year as part of his recommendations for cutting the deficit. It's being called the "Buffett…
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Snap poll won by pro-Russia party
Snap poll won by pro-Russia party
A pro-Russia party won the most votes in a snap general election in Latvia on Saturday, but fell short of an absolute majority. Other parties are likely to form a coalition to keep it out of the…
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Uate voted Player of Year by peers
Uate voted Player of Year by peers
The Newcastle and New South Wales winger Akuila Uate has been voted Player of the Year by his rugby league peers. The Fijian-born flyer out-polled the likes of Paul Gallen,...
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80 percent voter turn out expected in Tonga by-election
80 percent voter turn out expected in Tonga by-election
Election officials in Tonga are expecting an 80 percent voter turnout in a by-election to choose a new Tongatapu 9 People's Representative to parliament. Nine polling stations will be available...
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Fiji group says Bainimarama's popularity means he should lift PER
Fiji group says Bainimarama's popularity means he should lift PER
A leading civil society group in Fiji says if the interim regime is so confident of Fiji people's support, it should lift the Public Emergency Regulations. Reverend Akuila Yabaki of...
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The Panel with Barry Corbett and Joe Bennett (Part 1)
Audio 9 Sep 2011Topics - The Rugby World Cup is back at Eden Park where it all began 24 years ago. According to a new poll by Research New Zealand, 11 percent of us have no interest in the World Cup. Audio
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Group says suicide a major election issue
Group says suicide a major election issue
A group of people who have lost loved-ones to suicide says it is a major election issue.
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Obama rating now at lowest level
Obama rating now at lowest level
The job approval rating for US president Barack Obama is at the lowest level since he took office.
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Opinion poll suggests strong support for Fiji's interim PM
Opinion poll suggests strong support for Fiji's interim PM
An opinon poll says Fiji's interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, has an approval rating of more than two thirds. The poll by the Australian think tank, the Lowy institute,...
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Fiji plans voter registration in first half of 2012
Fiji plans voter registration in first half of 2012
The Fiji interim government says voter registration will start from early next year for polls in 2014. The interim Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says an advertisement in the Fiji Sun...
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National announces party list
National announces party list
The National Party has announced its list of candidates for the November general election. Audio
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More bad poll news for Labour
More bad poll news for Labour
The latest political opinion poll by Fairfax Media-Research International makes grim reading for the Labour Party, placing it a distant second on 25.7%.
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Wednesday's headlines: rise in flu and respiratory illnesses hits hospitals in Auckland; poll support for Labour at 25.7%; ''affordable'' housing policy has cost Queenstown Lakes District Council…
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Goff dismisses leadership speculation
Goff dismisses leadership speculation
Phil Goff says he will lead the Labour Party into the election and anyone suggesting otherwise is flogging a dead horse. Audio
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Singaporeans get rare chance to choose president
Singaporeans get rare chance to choose president
For the first time in nearly 20 years, people in Singapore are voting to choose their next president.
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Maori Party not fazed by Harawira criticism
Maori Party not fazed by Harawira criticism
The Maori Party say it's not fazed by criticism by Tai Tokerau MP Hone Harawira which the caucus says is just 'Hone being Hone'.
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The Week in Review - week ending 26 August 2011
Audio 26 Aug 2011A review of the week's news including: the first New Zealand SAS soldier to be killed in Afghanistan, Labour struggles in opinion polls three months out from the election, IRD to continue to pursue… Audio
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Social media preferred to books by young in UK
Social media preferred to books by young in UK
Youngsters in Britain are ditching Dickens, Shakespeare and Keats for Facebook and Twitter. Less than half read a book outside of class.
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Sport: Papua New Guinea not supported in rugby league expansion
Sport: Papua New Guinea not supported in rugby league expansion
Papua New Guinea received just 7 per cent of votes from a poll asking readers which teams should be included in a possible new NRL expansion in 2013 or beyond.