"There must be an easier route!" 14 October, 2005

"There must be an easier route!" 14 October, 2005
Date
2005
Reference
DCDL-0005853
Description

Shows Helen Clark, the leader of the Labour Party, in a small yacht. She is trying to navigate through a difficult and narrow gap between two large rocks. One rock is Jeanette Fitzsimons, Green Party leader, and the other is Winston Peters, New Zealand First. Refers to the difficulties experienced by Labour party with coalition partners Green Party and New Zealand First.

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Nisbet, Alastair, 1958- :Digital cartoons
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