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Backing for Fiji unlikely to affect forum, says McCully
The endorsement of Fiji's military regime by some Pacific countries is unlikely to affect the Pacific Islands Forum's suspension of Fiji, says Murray McCully.
Economy leaps on to centre stage
Voters continue to hold long-standing doubts about Labor, and in polls consistently rate the Coalition as a superior economic manager
Solomon Islands prepares for election
The Solomon Islands has beefed up security for the country's national elections, hoping to avoid the kind of violence that has marred previous polls following unpopular results.
<i>Brian Rudman</i>: More at stake in Cup than rugby
MMP could sink or swim, not on its own merits, but on whether the All Blacks are successful in 2011, writes Brian Rudman.
Struggle for hearts of Aussie battlers
If there were any doubts about where next month's election will be fought, they were dispelled yesterday.
Aust leaders hit the ground gunning
Today Australia awakes to a race for the nation's conservative heartland as its political leaders try to eclipse each other.
Edwards to get 'West Wing' treatment
Scandal-hit former US senator John Edwards is facing yet another round of very public humiliation.