Dunmore Press / Auckland University Press / non-Labour / New Zealand Journal / Oxford University Press / Otago University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / New Zealand / United Kingdom / Ireland / /
Event
Product Recall / Product Issues / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
University of Otago Press / Victoria University / Exisle Pub / New Zealand Institute of International Affairs / /
IndustryTerm
finance / /
Movie
New Zealand / /
MusicGroup
the Allies / the First / /
Organization
House of Representatives / Social Democratic Party / New Zealand’s Parliament / When Parliament / Labour Party / British government / Freie Universität Berlin / British War Cabinet / Reform Party / Conclusion Notes Selected Bibliography Citation Introduction Parliamentary government in New Zealand / Liberal party / Victoria University of Wellington / civil society / University of Otago Press / Liberal government / Electoral Commission New Zealand / Reform government / National Party / Oxford University / New Zealand Federation of Labour / New Zealand Labour Party / New Zealand Institute of International Affairs / Liberals / /
Person
Peter Fraser / Richard Seddon / Patrick Charles / Joseph Ward / Arthur Foljambe / Kate Hunter / Ute Daniel / William Ferguson Massey / Paul / John Ballance / Alan Kramer / John McKenzie / Jim McAloon / Dunedin / Heather Jones / Harry Holland / William Ferguson / Peter Gatrell / Like Seddon / Jennifer Keene / Bill Nasson / Michael Edward Rainton / William Massey / James Allen / Oliver Janz / Henry Edmund / Eventually Reform / / /
PoliticalEvent
election / general election / GENERAL ELECTIONS / /
Position
journalist and politician / Prime Minister / farmer / MP / Section Editor / commander in chief / Defence Minister / candidate for ministerial office / King / Governor / administrator / wily politician / small farmer / vice-regal governor / Governors General / /
Governments, Parliaments and Parties (New Zealand) By Jim McAloon New Zealand’s wartime parliament was dominated by a coalition between the two main parties, Reform and Liberal. Labour parliamentarians opposed the coal