Walker, Malcolm, 1950- :[28 original cartoons, drawn for the "Sunday news"]. 1990.

Includes undated invitation to Curtis's space party. The rest are cartoons made for the "Sunday news", with dates written below.

Subjects include: Winston Peters "mooning" the National Party conference; the boiling mud pools likened to the Te Atatu Labour candidate selection process; Uncle Sam bringing Geoffrey Palmer a cup of tea as he hangs imprisoned in the "USA dog box"; Jim Bolger and Geoffrey Palmer on the campaign trail; Jim Bolger campaigning in the guise of a hippie; David Caygill laments the rejection of his financial policy; the taxpayer holds up the cracking dam of politics; Richard Prebble depicted as wild and dangerous; the electioneering egg cracks open releasing dreadful odours; the KZ7 (Americas Cup boat) sinks in a pool of sportsmanship; political leaders and TVNZ go begging; Peter Hillary climbs Everest; Labour Party Dracula stabs itself with Telecom sale and anti-smoking legislation; political climates in South Africa, Eastern Europe and Fiji compared; Geoffrey Palmer tries to conjure jobs out of a hat; Richard Prebble and Geoffrey Palmer get distracted by a lolly shop on their way to bank the money from the sale of Telecom; David Caygill tries to be optimistic about the economy; Buck Shelford (discarded and therefore martyred rugby player) achieves sainthood; Ruth Richardson and David Caygill fight over the Budget; aspiring Labour Party leader Mike Moore eats Geoffrey Palmer in a lamburger; Mike Moore faces the punishing polls; a farmer waits to attack the rural post delivery van (the issue of scrapping of some postal delivery services), the National Party car goes down the pothole of the Deficit; the effect of media violence on the Aramoana massacre.

Quantity: 28 drawing(s).

Physical Description: Ink on paper, sizes varying from 295 x 420 mm, to 340 x 460 mm.

Provenance: Donated by the artist in 1997.