If Winston's motor bike arrival on stage for his campaign catches on...6 August 2005.
Reference Number: DCDL-0000035
There are four images of four political party leaders on different kinds of motor bikes, each making a satirical reference to the style of the party's present political campaign in the run up to the election. The first is Prime Minister, Helen Clark, on a little Honda motor scooter with an 'L' plate going slowly, "Notice how slow I'm going..."; the second is of National Party leader, Don Brash, on a huge souped-up motor bike looking anxious, "Get your motor running head out on the highway born to be mild..."; the third is of Peter Dunne, Leader of United Future looking sensible, "Note the sensible United Future training wheels..."; and the last is of Rod Donald, co-leader of the Greens, on a Green bike which gets its power from a composting toilet inside which, and invisible, is co-leader of the Greens, Jeanette Fitzsimons."Could you make more of an effort Jen, we're hardly moving...!" Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First launched his campaign from the back of a motorbike which was driven onstage.
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1 image, categorised under Cartoons (Commentary) and Digital images, related to Rt Hon Helen Elizabeth Clark, Dr Donald Thomas Brash, Hon Peter Francis Dunne, Jeanette Mary Fitzsimons, Rodney David Donald, Rt Hon Winston Raymond Peters, Political campaigns, Politicians, Elections, Motorcycles and Vehicles.
Part of:
Scott, Thomas, 1947- :[Digital cartoons published from 27 July 2005 onwards in the Dominion Post. Includes a selection of digital cartoons from 2003-], Reference Number DC-Group-0025 (778 digitised items)
Extent: 1 digital cartoon(s)Jpeg images - Resolution 150 dpi; RGB (24 bit); Pixel dimensions 2540 x 1790. Single art work
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