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- Key begins 'MMP shuffle' towards endorsing Act in Epsom
- NZ POLITICS DAILY: World Cup Final result will impact election
- Sharp drop in National party support - poll
- Key denies throwing Act an Epsom lifeline
- National still forecast to govern alone
- National forecast to govern alone
- Is Pita Sharples on the way out?
- National selects Epsom candidate
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- Paid content Budget 2011: Why four beats three – election terms
- National running scared says Winston
- Poll of polls: election is National's to lose
- Race for 2011 government predictions is on
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- Aussie independents lean toward Labor on Crown fibre
- Gillard calls election; bookies reckon she'll win
- Paid content Tough fiscal choices await UK’s next prime minister
- Rimmington warns Fonterra board – watch out, I’ll be back
- New Fonterra director announced
- Election meetings largely ignored by farmers
- Poll shows support for dumping MMP
- National more popular than on election night - poll
- Costly MMP referendum has support
- MMP referendum to be held at 2011 election
- Shareholder slams Fonterra election process
- PRIVATE BIN: Will Key’s 2nd term rest not on the shoulders of the economy – but on 15 burly men?
- PRIVATE BIN: We know who you’ll vote for …
- NZ election likened to Nigeria and Taiwan campaigns
- Greens prefer Labour but could work with National
- Hide opens big lead in Epsom
- Sharples to expose Key on TV tonight
- PM sets election date for November 8
- Unions plan 'major campaign' to support Labour party
- Clark says asset sales a key issue for 2008 election
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