Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989 :Social Credit has called on the National Party to dump Mr. Muldoon as prime minister or at least replace him as Minister of Finance. Evening Post. 20 Janury 1982.

Shows three scenes. In the upper scene Muldoon is seen in Antartica where he was attending the 25th anniversary of Scott Base. He is being 'cold-shouldered' by other guests at the celebration. In the lower left scene a speaker at a National Party meeting is demanding that they 'seize the treasury bench' while Muldoon is away in Antartica. In the lower right scene Muldoon, still in Antartica, is being presented with a parachute before boarding a plane. He is told the parachute comes 'with the compliments of the new prime minister' and that 'Mr Beetham will tell you when to jump'.

Extended Title - The P.M. is well situated to be cold-shouldered - his absence could polarise party opinion - and, in the spirit of the Antarctic Treaty - dumping could be a joint operation

Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s).

Physical Description: Ink, letratone and crayon, 450 x 320 mm

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