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Nine years of Labour rule is set to end in New Zealand tomorrow. Polls point to a big win for John Key's Nationals and a possible outright win without the need to coalesce with minority parties. The two videos below highlight Labour's failures on education and crime and end with the message that appears to be sweeping the world: It's time for change.
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German Elections: Andrew Marshall's Live Blog
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