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CNMI government expected to find election funds in time
There's confidence that the Northern Marianas Government will find the money needed to fund elections due in November. The poll is in doubt because the financially stricken CNMI government has...
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Much work ahead of Tonga to prepare for elections following reforms
The Tongan Advisory Council in New Zealand says there is much work to be done in Tonga to prepare the country for the elections in November. Tonga goes to the...
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Tight election tipped by Labor
Labor says an opinion poll released on Sunday night confirms the federal election in Australia on 21 August, will be a tight contest.
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Voter support slips for Australian Labor party
Voter support for the Australian Labor party has slipped since its leader Julia Gillard called the federal election on Saturday, putting the parties level on two-party-preferred support.
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Burqa ban "rather un-British" says minister
Britain's Immigration Minister says banning the wearing of burqas in public would be un-British and he has attacked efforts to make it illegal.
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Australians to go to the polls in a few weeks
Australia's Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, has announced a federal election for 21 August.
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Goodfellow confident of remaining National Party president
National Party president Peter Goodfellow is confident of being re-elected at the annual conference in Auckland on Saturday despite some discontent about his leadership.
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Solomons election to cost almost 3 million US dollars
The Solomon Isands Chief Electoral Officer, Polycarp Haununu, says the upcoming National Election in August will cost the government a total of 2.9 million US dollars. He says so far...
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Your Place - St Arnaud
Audio 15 Jul 2010Today on Your place we visit a small alpine village near the top of the South Island. Though it was uninhabited in pre-european times, it sat on an important bush route to the West Coast. To this day… Audio
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Australia's PM dealt another blow over refugee centre
The Australian prime minister's vision for a refugee processing centre in East Timor has been dealt another blow. East Timor's Deputy Prime Minister, Mario Viegas Carrascalao, has rejected Julia…
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Dozens of international monitors to oversee Solomons' election
More than 50 international observers will be in Solomon Islands for next month's national election. A United Nations team has arrived in Solomon Islands to coordinate the deployment of the...
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Rumours of an August election for Australia
Audio 12 Jul 2010Opinion polls in Australia suggest that Julia Gillard's elevation to Prime Minister has boosted Labour's position against the coalition lead by Tony Abbott. Audio
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Possible vote of no-confidence against PNG Prime Minister
Papua New Guinea's Western Province Governor Dr Bob Danaya is warning a vote of no-confidence in Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare is imminent. As the Constitution does not allow any...
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Solomons police commissioner ready for elections
The Solomon Islands Police Commissioner says he's not expecting next month's national election to bring a repeat of the riots that marred the last election. Police Commissioner Peter Marshall says...
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Exit polls suggest DJP to lose majority
Audio 12 Jul 2010Exit polls after the Japanese parliamentary election suggest that the government may have lost its majority in the Upper House of parliament. Audio
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Upper house elections in Japan
Japan is voting in upper house elections on Sunday. The poll is seen as a referendum on 10 months of rule by the Democratic Party of Japan, which came to power last August.
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Sikua says Solomons can be proud again
The Solomon Islands caretaker Prime Minister, Dr Derek Sikua, has rejected claims that Solomon Islands is a failed state. Speaking at the 32nd Independence anniversary celebration, Dr Sikua said…
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Nauru speaker removed as deadlock continues
The caretaker president of Nauru, Marcus Stephen, says he has removed the speaker from office, a week after he had been chosen. Aloysius Amwano was dismissed after refusing any motion...
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Taiwan link issue divides Solomos leaders as polls loom
Political parties in Solomon Islands are taking differing positions on whether the country should cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Last week, the caretaker finance minister Francis Billy Hilly said…
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UK to hold referendum on voting system
Britain will go to the polls next year to vote on whether to retain its electoral system. Audio
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Opposition gains in regional Mexican elections
The main opposition party in Mexico has claimed victory in regional elections that are considered an important test for the presidential election in two years' time.
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Komorowski clinches Polish presidential election
With almost all the votes counted in the Polish election, the governing party's candidate is set to become the new president.
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Consumers feeling upbeat - survey
A new consumer survey by UMR Research shows more people are feeling upbeat about the economy and their bank balances.
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Cook Islands group forms to encourage women to go into politics
A Cook Islands business woman who's campaigned for political reform is part of a new group encouraging women to enter politics. Teina McKenzie says they want to see more balanced...
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August tipped for Australian election
There is increasing speculation that the new prime minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, will call an election soon.