"Any point in fine tuning when the head's going?" 12 February, 2005

"Any point in fine tuning when the head's going?" 12 February, 2005
Date
2005
Reference
DCDL-0004835
Description

Shows the Prime Minister, Helen Clark and her deputy, Dr Michael Cullen, standing beside a police vehicle. The head of the Minister of Police, George Hawkins, is protruding from the open bonnet of the vehicle. Refers to the Police Minister, George Hawkins being under attack over responses to 111 emergency calls.

Published in The Press, 12 February 2005

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Nisbet, Alastair, 1958- :Digital cartoons
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