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Prime Minister Robert Muldoon speaking in the Wellington Town Hall during the 1978 election campaign - Photograph taken by Matthew McKee

Prime Minister Robert Muldoon speaking in the Wellington Town Hall during the 1978 election campaign - Photograph taken by Matthew McKee

Williams, Maureen Birchfield : Portrait of Constance Birchfield

Williams, Maureen Birchfield : Portrait of Constance Birchfield

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :"All God's chillun got left wings..." Nov 20, 1975 ... General Election campaign

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :"All God's chillun got left wings..." Nov 20, 1975 ... General Election campaign

Michael Joseph Savage on the campaign trail

Michael Joseph Savage on the campaign trail

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989:The Exorcist. Evening Post. 1974.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989:The Exorcist. Evening Post. 1974.

Scott, Thomas, 1947- :We wriggled off the hook over the secret agenda thing... Evening Post, 20 July 1987.

Scott, Thomas, 1947- :We wriggled off the hook over the secret agenda thing... Evening Post, 20 July 1987.

Tremain, Garrick fl 1970s-1990s :I'd like to introduce Ken and Marion who are going to vote Labour... Otago Daily Times, 28 September 1993.

Tremain, Garrick fl 1970s-1990s :I'd like to introduce Ken and Marion who are going to vote Labour... Otago Daily Times, 28 September 1993.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :I must say this treatment gives his performance frequent flashes of brilliance ... 1972.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :I must say this treatment gives his performance frequent flashes of brilliance ... 1972.

Scott, Thomas 1947- :It's a direct pitch to angry third party supporters - What do you reckon Mike?. Punish Labour - Vote MMP. Punish National - Vote Labour. Jobs, Growth, Health. 14 October 1993

Scott, Thomas 1947- :It's a direct pitch to angry third party supporters - What do you reckon Mike?. Punish Labour - Vote MMP. Punish National - Vote Labour. Jobs, Growth, Health. 14 October 1993

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :1972 elections campaign. Before the barrage starts - . 26 /10/1972.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :1972 elections campaign. Before the barrage starts - . 26 /10/1972.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :Social Welfare, I'm offered, Economic Stability, I'm offered, any advance, Gentlemen? Do I hear another bid for this much-sought-after pair of figures? Do I hear another bid, Gentlemen? Do I hear - Ah, yes, Sir, what offer from you?" 1972.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :Social Welfare, I'm offered, Economic Stability, I'm offered, any advance, Gentlemen? Do I hear another bid for this much-sought-after pair of figures? Do I hear another bid, Gentlemen? Do I hear - Ah, yes, Sir, what offer from you?" 1972.

Cartoonist unknown :"If you would only hide those things, so as not to frighten him, I'm sure we can get him back with this, now then

Cartoonist unknown :"If you would only hide those things, so as not to frighten him, I'm sure we can get him back with this, now then

Money raised by Thorndon mayoral campaigns

Money raised by Thorndon mayoral campaigns

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :'Hire purchase no longer evil'. "...and you get three years to pay!" [9 August, 1957]

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :'Hire purchase no longer evil'. "...and you get three years to pay!" [9 August, 1957]

New Zealand National Party: Facts about housing. John McIndoe Ltd [1950].

New Zealand National Party: Facts about housing. John McIndoe Ltd [1950].

[New Zealand National Party]: A message from Mrs Burns, National candidate for Brooklyn, 1949. Vote a National woman for national housekeeping. 1949.

[New Zealand National Party]: A message from Mrs Burns, National candidate for Brooklyn, 1949. Vote a National woman for national housekeeping. 1949.

Scott, Thomas 1947- :This election, why don't we make our promises affordable?. Good call.. Long overdue... I like it. The public will love our candour.. It's a winner... What sort of promises can we afford? Aah... pass... Umm... Gee.. Gosh.. Golly.. well... sigh.. We could just tell whopping fibs... Suits me... Why not... It's easier... And fun... Everyone else will... Hear hear... Go for it... 7 October 1993

Scott, Thomas 1947- :This election, why don't we make our promises affordable?. Good call.. Long overdue... I like it. The public will love our candour.. It's a winner... What sort of promises can we afford? Aah... pass... Umm... Gee.. Gosh.. Golly.. well... sigh.. We could just tell whopping fibs... Suits me... Why not... It's easier... And fun... Everyone else will... Hear hear... Go for it... 7 October 1993

Scott, Thomas 1947- :N [National] More of the same. L [Labour] The same old Moore. A [Alliance] Eat the rich. NZ [New Zealand First] Me Me Me Me. 4 November 1993

Scott, Thomas 1947- :N [National] More of the same. L [Labour] The same old Moore. A [Alliance] Eat the rich. NZ [New Zealand First] Me Me Me Me. 4 November 1993

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :"Vandals! The people who smashed those signs! Disgraceful!". Evening Post. 9 October 1986.

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :"Vandals! The people who smashed those signs! Disgraceful!". Evening Post. 9 October 1986.

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :'As a result of the popularity of William Clauson, the American folksinger, it is rumoured that party leaders are seriously considering touring the country as wandering minstrels!' "There was an old Tory who swallowed your pay..." "I know an old party who'll swallow the lot..." "I'd like some electors to swallow my bait, hook, line and sinker, just swallow my bait..." [29 August, 1957]

Scales, Sydney Ernest, 1916-2003 :'As a result of the popularity of William Clauson, the American folksinger, it is rumoured that party leaders are seriously considering touring the country as wandering minstrels!' "There was an old Tory who swallowed your pay..." "I know an old party who'll swallow the lot..." "I'd like some electors to swallow my bait, hook, line and sinker, just swallow my bait..." [29 August, 1957]