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Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989:'I wouldn't get into a political discussion with your father just now - he's studying his own manifesto for beyond tomorrow - picking the winners for Saturday.' 1975

Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989:'I wouldn't get into a political discussion with your father just now - he's studying his own manifesto for beyond tomorrow - picking the winners for Saturday.' 1975

"The public don't care when the election date is? Aahh.. Well.. Sorry but EVERY DAY I see someone who's DESPERATE to know the date....." 14 July, 2005

"The public don't care when the election date is? Aahh.. Well.. Sorry but EVERY DAY I see someone who's DESPERATE to know the date....." 14 July, 2005

View of part of Parliament House, Wellington

View of part of Parliament House, Wellington

Oily, precious object causes stir in Wellington (News). "Does anyone still think this smells like perfume?" 23 September 2008

Oily, precious object causes stir in Wellington (News). "Does anyone still think this smells like perfume?" 23 September 2008

"Fancy a Tango?" Greens. 3 June, 2005

"Fancy a Tango?" Greens. 3 June, 2005

Colvin, Neville Maurice, 1918-1991 :Hardly cricket!

Colvin, Neville Maurice, 1918-1991 :Hardly cricket!

Deep in the wilderness, the male Kakapo hollows out a courtship bowl and begins to boom in the forlorn hope of attracting a mate! "COALITION! COALITION!" 2 September, 2005

Deep in the wilderness, the male Kakapo hollows out a courtship bowl and begins to boom in the forlorn hope of attracting a mate! "COALITION! COALITION!" 2 September, 2005

RECYCLING... Elections. Egotists. Optimists. Wannabes. Losers & loners. Vote Goryl. Testes. Sunday News, 16 September 2005

RECYCLING... Elections. Egotists. Optimists. Wannabes. Losers & loners. Vote Goryl. Testes. Sunday News, 16 September 2005

"How many times have ministers deliberately delayed the release of information that could be embarrassing to the government?" "I'll find out for you. It'll take about six months." 2 November, 2005.

"How many times have ministers deliberately delayed the release of information that could be embarrassing to the government?" "I'll find out for you. It'll take about six months." 2 November, 2005.

Group in front of the Kaikoura Star general election results board

Group in front of the Kaikoura Star general election results board

Fletcher, David 1952- :Reporter. 'Did you find out if there's going to be a split in the party?' Reporter. 'Both leaders of the party say no.' The Dominion, 22 March 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952- :Reporter. 'Did you find out if there's going to be a split in the party?' Reporter. 'Both leaders of the party say no.' The Dominion, 22 March 2002.

[Exclusive brethren] 28 November, 2006

[Exclusive brethren] 28 November, 2006

"CAN buy me looove... Money can buy me love! CAN buy me looove..." THE LAB 2. 29 May, 2004

"CAN buy me looove... Money can buy me love! CAN buy me looove..." THE LAB 2. 29 May, 2004

Opening of Parliament

Opening of Parliament

Mulheron, Michael, 1958-: [Phil Goff slips on a banana skin]. 26 March 2011

Mulheron, Michael, 1958-: [Phil Goff slips on a banana skin]. 26 March 2011

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Political chairs - !! * !! * New Zealand Herald, 21 August 2002.

Evans, Malcolm, 1945- :Political chairs - !! * !! * New Zealand Herald, 21 August 2002.

New Zealand National Party :Keep your future in good hands ... vote National [1966?].

New Zealand National Party :Keep your future in good hands ... vote National [1966?].

"They're getting away on us Michael! What do we doooo?" "Hoist another BRIBE of course!" 7 September, 2005

"They're getting away on us Michael! What do we doooo?" "Hoist another BRIBE of course!" 7 September, 2005

Prime Minister, Joseph Ward, on the steps of the General Assembly Library, Wellington, reading his message at an official ceremony during which New Zealand was proclaimed a dominion

Prime Minister, Joseph Ward, on the steps of the General Assembly Library, Wellington, reading his message at an official ceremony during which New Zealand was proclaimed a dominion

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.