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New Zealand tops international giving poll
Audio 9 Sep 2010New Zealand has topped an international survey of nationalities most likely to give time or money to charity. Audio
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New political party announced in Tonga
Another new political party has emerged as Tonga prepares for elections on 25 November. The Democratic Party of the Friendly Islands will run candidates in all 17 electorates.
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Testing times ahead, admits Gillard
The Labor government will face its toughest term in modern history after winning just enough votes to form a minority government, admits Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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Political deadlock continues in Iran
Iraq has now been without a government for six months following its inconclusive elections on 7 March. No end is yet in sight to the political deadlock.
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New party in Tonga first in naming candidates in all electorates
A new political party in Tonga says it aims to represent the interests of the ordinary people of Tonga. The Democratic Party of the Friendly Islands has been formed from...
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Another new political party emerges in Tonga as country prepares for 2010 elections
Another new political party has emerged as Tonga prepares for historic elections later this year. The poll on the 25th of November will result in two thirds of the country's...
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Britons against paying for Papal visit
A survey conducted in Britain suggests most people don't think the taxpayer should pay the bill for a state visit by Pope Benedict XIV later this month.
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Summit on future of nuclear power stations
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is hosting a summit in Berlin on the issue of nuclear energy. She wants to reverse a decision to close 17 nuclear power stations by 2021.
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Polls favour independents joining Labour
Two new opinion polls show the majority of Australian voters want three key independent MPs to back Labor to form a minority government. Parliament is still deadlocked after the election.
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Protests over deportation of gypsies by France
Protests against the French government's policy of deporting Roma people (gypsies) have taken place across France.
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Cullen says NZ becoming a republic inevitable
A former deputy prime minister says it is inevitable that New Zealand will become a republic. Audio
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Wrangle over nomination in Cook Islands seat held by Sir Terepai Maoate ongoing
In the Cook Islands, problems continue to plague the ruling Democratic Party with two factions in the Ngatangiia constituency on Rarotonga unable to reach a compromise over who should represent...
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Afghan election workers found dead
The bodies of five people working for a female candidate in a parliamentary election in Afghanistan have been found in western Herat province. They had been abducted by the Taliban.
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Morning Report: local papers
Monday's headlines: Big section of Cape Kidnappers land owned by American claimed by East Coast Maori; Transport Agency estimates the social cost of road crashes at $4.3 billion annually; Silver Ferns…
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Opposition growing to Australia becoming a republic - poll
A new poll by Nielsen reveals almost a third of Australians never want Australia to become a republic. Opposition to a republic has grown by 8% since 2008.
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Decision time near for key MPs in Australia
Two of the four MPs in whose hands the outcome of the Australian election rests say they're hopeful a decision can be made by the end of the week on the make-up of the next government.
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Voters want independent MPs to go with Coalition - poll
A new poll shows an overwhelming number of voters in the seats of the three rural independent MPs want them to support the Coalition.
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CNMI Election Commission receives funds to pay for November's poll
The Election Commission in the Northern Marianas has this week received 35,000 US dollars to help pay for this year's poll for the CNMI delegate to the US Congress. Another...
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WWF urges Govt action on peak oil
Environmental lobby group WWF says the public wants the Government to act now to avert the dwindling availability of oil in coming years.
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Greens question motive behind policy costing rejection
Australian Green Party leader Bob Brown says he believes Opposition Leader Tony Abbott is trying to force Australia back to the polls.
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Poll shows public want government to fund alternatives to oil
Audio 27 Aug 2010A survey commissioned by the Worldwide Fund for Nature shows seventy percent of respondents think the Government should be investing in public transport and alternative forms of fuel. Audio
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Philip new Solomon Islands PM
MPs in the Solomon Islands have voted in a new prime minister, Danny Philip, who now faces the challenge of holding together his eight-party coalition. Audio
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Solomons MPs elect Philip as new PM
MPs in Solomon Islands have voted in a new Prime Minister. The winner is Danny Philip who defeated the only other contender Steve Abana. Mr Philip is the leader of...
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Philip chosen as new Solomons PM
MPs in Solomon Islands have voted in a new Prime Minister. The Solomon Island Broadcasting Corporation says the winner is Danny Philip who defeated the only other contender Steve Abana.
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American Samoa's Chief Election Officer announces general election date
American Samoa's Chief Election Officer has announced November 2 as the date for the Territory's general election. The deadline to file nomination papers and petition to be candidate for the...