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Leaders to take part in forum, as debate stand-off continues
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard says she will take part in a town hall-style forum with Tony Abbott on Wednesday night, even if he will not debate her.
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Gillard formally launches campaign in Brisbane
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard formally launches Labor's election campaign in Brisbane on Monday, with opinion polls confirming Saturday's election is likely to be a cliffhanger.
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Australia's election campaign heats up
Australia's prime minister Julia Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott have traded insults over having another debate or community forum.
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Second John Banks barred from Auckland mayoral race
Voters in Auckland have been saved by a technicality from having to choose between two candidates called John Banks running for the super city mayoralty.
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Main contenders neck and neck in Auckland mayor race
An opinion poll for the preferred Mayor of the new Auckland super city shows Manukau Mayor Len Brown has a slight lead over Auckland City Mayor John Banks.
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Labor Party regains poll lead
The latest opinion poll in Australia shows the Labor Party has regained its lead over the coalition, a week from polling day on 21 August. However, Labor could lose up to 12 marginal seats in NSW and…
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Date set for election in Myanmar
The military in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) has announced that a general election - the country's first in 20 years - will be held on 7 November.
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Tight election still likely in Australia
Next week's election in Australia is shaping up to be one of its tightest in history. Most opinion polls indicate the possibility of a hung parliament. Audio
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Myanmar sets date for parliamentary elections
Myanmar will hold its first parliamentary elections in two decades on 7 November, state media reported on Friday.
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Tuvalu Parliament to be dissolved ahead of elections in five weeks
Tuvalu's national parliament is to be dissolved as it prepares for national elections on the 16th September. The Pacnews agency reports Prime Minister Apisai Ielemia will lead a caretaker…
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Australian election shaping up to be tightest in history
Audio 13 Aug 2010Australia's election next week is shaping up to be one of its tightest in history and the country could end up with a hung parliament based on the results of most opinion polls. Audio
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Tuvalu Parliament to be dissolved tomorrow ahead of elections in five weeks
Tuvalu's national parliament is to be dissolved tomorrow as it prepares for national elections on the 16th September. The Pacnews agency reports Prime Minister Apisai Ielemia will lead a caretaker...
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Solomon Islands Electoral Commission denies corruption claims
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission is defending itself against claims last week's election was corrupt. Two defeated MPs have called for the chief electoral officer Polycarp Haununu to be…
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Australian parties trade blows over spending
Australia's Labor government and the opposition Coalition have pointed to New Zealand as they disagree during their election campaign over how to respond to the global financial crisis. Audio
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Observers praise Solomons' vote but recommend changes
International observers from the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, Australia and New Zealand, have voiced concerns about aspects of the Solomon Islands election. The observers monitored voting at 330…
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Northern Marianas' election officials pare back voting costs
Election officials in the Northern Marianas intend counting votes by hand in November's election for the CNMI delegate to the US Congress. The Election Commission has been asking for 128...
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Australian govt edges ahead in latest opinion poll
The Australian government is ahead of the Opposition in the latest opinion poll, but both parties are trying to claim underdog status.
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Business confidence slips on recovery uncertainty
An economist says firms' uncertainty about the strength of the economic recovery is keeping business confidence muted.
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National retains commanding lead over Labour in latest polls
Two new political polls out on Sunday have National retaining a commanding lead over the Labour Party.
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Australian opposition targets boat people in poll bid
Australia's opposition leader Tony Abbott has pledged to jail people-smugglers for a minimum 10 years, formally launching his campaign for the 21 August election with an appeal for tougher border…
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Reports of more violence as counting continues following Solomon Islands poll
The Solomon Islands election, which was hailed as trouble free on polling day, has been tarnished by a series of incidents where the supporters of losing candidates have reacted angrily...
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Polls still precarious for Labor
The latest opinion poll in Australia shows the governing Labor Party has gained slight ground on the Coalition. But the polls suggest that Labor is still poised to lose the election.
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Former militia leader makes it into Solomon Islands parliament
A once notorious Malaitan militia leader, who was recently released from jail, has made it into the Solomon Islands parliament. That comes as a number of veteran politicians have been...
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Trouble erupts in remote part of Solomons' as vote count continues
There have been the first reports of trouble in the Solomon Islands general election with disgruntled supporters of a losing candidate throwing stones and damaging a counting station in Temotu...
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Solomon Islands counting station reportedly damaged
Disgruntled supporters of a losing candidate in Solomon Islands are reported to have thrown stones and damaged a counting station in Temotu province.