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New Zealand National Party
... in 1980. Led by ministers Derek Quigley, Jim McLay, and Jim Bolger, the challenge against Muldoon aimed to ... the Party removed Muldoon from the leadership. Jim McLay, who had replaced Brian Talboys as ... Muldoon undermined McLay's position. In 1986, Jim Bolger took over the leadership. In the ... s Helen Clark and the Alliance's Jim Anderton formed a coalition government. Shipley ...
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41st New Zealand Parliament
... of leadership disputes, replacing Muldoon first with Jim McLay and then with Jim Bolger. The 41st Parliament consisted of ninety ... MP Party Electorate MP's term Anderton, Jim Labour Sydenham First Angus, Derek National Wallace ... Fifth Birch, Bill National Franklin Fifth Bolger, Jim National King Country Fifth Boorman, Reg Labour ... Gair, George National North Shore Seventh Gerard, Jim National Rangiora First Gerbic, Fred Labour ...
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Ruth Richardson
... authority. Shortly after National's electoral loss, Jim McLay replaced Muldoon as leader of the ... Gair allied themselves with McLay's rival, Jim Bolger. Bolger ousted McLay and became party ...
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1984 NHL Entry Draft
... Canada Vancouver Canucks Clarkson College (ECAC) 116. Jim Nesich (RW/C) United States Montreal Canadiens ... Canada Boston Bruins Michigan Tech (WCHA) 125. Jim Wilharm (D) United States New York Islanders ... Sweden Detroit Red Wings MODO (Sweden) 155. Jim Vesey (C) United States St. Louis Blues ... Winnipeg Jets University of Michigan (CCHA) 157. Jim Agnew (D) Canada Vancouver Canucks Brandon Wheat ... Philadelphia Flyers Matignon High School (Massachusetts) 185. Jim Thomson (RW) Canada Washington Capitals Toronto ...
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New Zealand general election 1981
... Place: Leslie William Hunter (Social Credit) Birkenhead Jim McLay (National) Incumbent: Jim McLay (National) 2nd Place: H W Smith ... 2nd Place: Barry Brill (National) King Country Jim Bolger (National) Incumbent: Jim Bolger (National) 2nd Place: D H Mason ... National) Incumbent: Jonathan Elworthy (National) 2nd Place: Jim Sutton (Labour) Waitotara Venn Young (National) ...
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George Gair
... time after Muldoon was finally deposed by Jim McLay in 1984, Gair (along with Muldoon ... in favour of McLay's main rival, Jim Bolger. Bolger quickly defeated McLay, and Gair ...
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New Zealand general election 1984
... Islands Neil Austin L W Hunter Birkenhead Jim McLay J E T Course Christchurch Central ... Margaret Shields I J Oakley King Country Jim Bolger J E Simons Lyttelton Ann Hercus ... Simon Upton L Holmes Rangiora Derek Quigley Jim Gerard B C Tomlinson Rangitikei Bruce Beetham ... Richardson C E Manning Sydenham John Kirk Jim Anderton E L Bonisch Tamaki Robert Muldoon ... Maxwell J C McIntosh Waitaki Jonathan Elworthy Jim Sutton Jonathan Elworthy Waitotara Venn Young ...
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Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand
... Peters, leader of New Zealand First, and Jim Anderton, leader of the Alliance. The post ... March 1981 15 March 1984 National 9 Jim McLay Robert Muldoon 15 March 1984 26 ... 2 November 1990 Labour 12 Don McKinnon Jim Bolger 2 November 1990 16 December 1996 National 13 Winston Peters Jim Bolger, Jenny Shipley 16 December 1996 14 ... August 1998 5 December 1999 National 15 Jim Anderton Helen Clark 5 December 1999 ...
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