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Prime Minister John Key with Maori Party Co-leaders Pita Sharples (left) and Tariana Turia at the Beehive in Wellington on November 27, 2011

As victors party, the loser ruminates

After weeks of intense campaigning following the end of the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand went to the polls on November 26, 2011 and re-elected ... Full story

The nays do not have it always

While negativism is in the air around the world, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key emerged on a different plane on November 26, 2011 with ... Full story

Political ideologies polarised

The General Election held on November 26, 2011 was run against the backdrop of a deteriorating global economy. Labour Party’s main campaign message of more ... Full story

Electionlink prorogued

Electionlink will cease to be regular column after this issue, with the end of Election 2011 and a new Government and Parliament in place. Officially launched ... Full story

Goodbye is never a good word

A time comes in life when one has to say Goodbye’ and ‘Thanks’ to friends and supporters. That time has come for me as Member ... Full story

Storm in tea cup becomes a tornado

Students of New Zealand politics may look back at the 2011 Election and see the so-called ‘Teapot Tape’ as the political turning point. Election campaigns often ... Full story

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