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'No' vote campaigners divided on way forward after likely win

Polls have shown more than 80 per cent of voters planning to vote 'no' to the referendum.

South Korea mourns man who cemented democracy

Smacking row parties breaching cash limit

<i>Gwynne Dyer:</i> Afghan elections a waste of time

Millions of Afghan women may be denied vote

Grieving Tongans 'could launch democracy bid'

Third mass trial in Iran

1.3m smacking responses

Referendum papers all delivered

<i>Editorial:</i> Fiji's future in hands of its people

Key: Fiji ban shows suspension hurts

Niue head urges Fijians to 'rise up'

<i>Dev Nadkarni:</i> Fiji's isolation must not be ignored by Pacific leaders

Jobless teens keep benefit, for now

The Govt appears to accept it cannot deny the benefit to young people who refuse work or training until there are enough training places available.

<i>Phil Jackson:</i> Parents, not governments, are responsible for children

<i>William Pesek:</i> Political status quo holding back Japanese economy