This page provides the party lists put forward in New Zealand's 2005 elections. Party lists determine (in the light of proportional voting) the appointment of list MPs under the MMP electoral system. Electoral law required submission of all party lists by 23 August 2005. The 2005 New Zealand general election will be a nation-wide election for the New Zealand Parliament, and is to be held on 17 September 2005. ... A list MP is a Member of Parliament (MP) who is elected from a party list rather than from a geographical constituency. ... The Additional Member System (AMS) is a voting system where some representatives are elected from geographic constituencies and others are elected under proportional representation from party lists. ... August 23 is the 235th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (236th in leap years), with 130 days remaining. ...

See also candidates by electorate and candidates by party. This page lists candidates in New Zealands 2005 elections, grouping them by the electorate that they will contest. ... This page lists candidates in New Zealands 2005 elections, grouping them by their party affiliations. ...

Parliamentary parties

ACT New Zealand

1. Rodney Hide (MP)
2. Heather Roy (MP)
3. Muriel Newman (MP)
4. Stephen Franks (MP)
5. Graham Scott
6. Ken Shirley (MP)
7. Kenneth Wang
8. Gerry Eckhoff
9. Lindsay Mitchell
10. Bronny Jacobson
11. Simon Ewing Jarvie
12. Jo Giles
13. Willie Martin
14. David Olsen
15. Hamish Stevens
16. Andrew Jollands
17. Hardev Singh Brar
18. Lech Beltowski
19. Ian Beker
20. Chris Brown
21. Kevin Gill
22. John Waugh
23. Dianne Dawson
24. Kevin Murray
25. Stephen Langford-Tebby
26. Gavin Middleton
27. John Fraser
28. Frances Denz
29. Elizabeth Barkla
30. Nigel Chetty
31. Scott Clune
32. Michael Collins
33. Tetauru Emile
34. Andrew Falloon
35. Mike Heine
36. Kerry O'Connor
37. David Seymour
38. Helen Simpson
39. PJ White
40. Alan Wilden
41. Andrew Stone
42. Barbara Steinijans
43. John Riddell
44. Carl Peterson
45. John Peters
46. Julie Pepper
47. Tom McCelland
48. Alex Mann
49. Michelle Lorenz
50. Nigel Kearney
51. Nick Kearney
52. Mark Davies
53. Steve Cox
54. Ray Bassett
55. Brian Davidson
56. Rebekah Holdaway
57. Shirley Marshall
58. Pat O'Sullivan
59. Garry B Mallett

Initially, ACT's list also included Andy Poulsen at 9th place and Roger Greenslade at 21st, but both candidates subsequently withdrew. Rodney Hide Rodney Hide (born 16 December 1956), a New Zealand politician, became leader of the political party ACT New Zealand in 2004 and Member of Parliament for Epsom in 2005. ... Heather Roy (5 March 1964 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Dr. Muriel Newman (6 April 1950 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Stephen Franks (born 1950) is a New Zealand politician. ... Dr Graham Scott is a former official of the New Zealand government and a current political candidate. ... Kenneth Lex Shirley (12 August 1950 - ), generally called Ken Shirley, is a New Zealand politician. ... Kenneth Xiaoxuan Wang (born 1955) is a New Zealand politician, representing the ACT New Zealand party. ... Gerard Eckhoff is a New Zealand politician. ... Willie Martin (born 13 July 1979) is the ACT candidate for the Dunedin North electorate. ...

Green Party

1. Jeanette Fitzsimons (MP)
2. Rod Donald (MP)
3. Sue Bradford (MP)
4. Sue Kedgley (MP)
5. Keith Locke (MP)
6. Metiria Turei (MP)
7. Nandor Tanczos (MP)
8. Mike Ward (MP)
9. Catherine Delahunty
10. Russel Norman
11. Steffan Browning
12. David Clendon
13. Luci Highfield
14. Jon Carapiet
15. Roland Sapsford
16. Mojo Mathers
17. Mikaere Curtis
18. Paul Bruce
19. Jeanette Elley
20. Mua Strickson-Pua
21. Richard Davies
22. Lois Griffiths
23. Natalie Cutler-Welsh
24. Jane Pearce
25. Lawrence O’Halloran
26. Richard Green
27. Claire Bleakley
28. Irene Bentley
29. Craig Carson
30. Nicola Harvey
31. Moea Armstrong
32. Steve Bayliss
33. Laura Beck
34. Sarah Brown
35. Terry Creighton
36. John Davis
37. Kath Dewar
38. James Diack
39. Liz Earth
40. Kate Elsen
41. Graham Evans
42. Nick Fisher
43. Robert Guyton
44. Daniel Howard
45. Philippa Jamieson
46. Stephen Lee
47. Alan Liefting
48. Mary McCammon
49. John Milnes
50. Michael Morris
51. Noel Peterson
52. Paul Qualtrough
53. Jacob Rawls
54. Raewyn Saville
55. Ian Stephens
56. Richard Suggate
57. Peter Thomlinson

Jeanette Fitzsimons (born 1945) is a New Zealand politician and environmentalist. ... Rod David Donald (10 October 1957 - 6 November 2005), was a New Zealand politician who co-led the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand along with Jeanette Fitzsimons. ... Sue Bradford is a New Zealand politician. ... Sue Kedgley, BA (Victoria), MA (Hons) (Otago), a New Zealand politician, is a Member of Parliament representing the Green Party. ... Keith Locke (born 1944) is a New Zealand MP representing the Green Party. ... Metiria Turei is a member of Parliament for the Green Party of New Zealand. ... Nandor Tanczos talking with a student at the University of Auckland Nandor Stephen Tanczos (born 1966) is a member of the New Zealand Parliament, being a list MP for the Green Party. ... Mike Ward (born 1942) is a member of Parliament for the Green Party of New Zealand. ... Catherine Delahunty is a New Zealand political candidate. ... Russel Norman (1967 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... ... David Clendon (1955 - ) is a New Zealand political candidate. ...

Labour Party

1. Helen Clark (MP)
2. Michael Cullen (MP)
3. Margaret Wilson (MP)
4. Steve Maharey (MP)
5. Parekura Horomia (MP)
6. Phil Goff (MP)
7. Annette King (MP)
8. Trevor Mallard (MP)
9. Marian Hobbs (MP)
10. Dover Samuels (MP)
11. Jim Sutton (MP)
12. Pete Hodgson (MP)
13. Taito Phillip Field (MP)
14. Ruth Dyson (MP)
15. Mita Ririnui (MP)
16. Mark Burton (MP)
17. Paul Swain (MP)
18. Judith Tizard (MP)
19. Chris Carter (MP)
20. Winnie Laban (MP)
21. Rick Barker (MP)
22. Mahara Okeroa (MP)
23. David Benson-Pope (MP)
24. Jill Pettis (MP)
25. Ashraf Choudhary (MP)
26. Lianne Dalziel (MP)
27. Shane Jones
28. Dianne Yates (MP)
29. Mark Gosche (MP)
30. Ann Hartley (MP)
31. David Cunliffe (MP)
32. Martin Gallagher (MP)
33. Stephanie Chadwick (MP)
34. Darren Hughes (MP)
35. Georgina Beyer (MP)
36. Maryan Street
37. David Parker (MP)
38. Russell Fairbrother (MP)
39. Dave Hereora (MP)
40. Lynne Pillay (MP)
41. Moana Mackey (MP)
42. Sue Moroney
43. Darien Fenton
44. Charles Chauvel
45. Lesley Soper (MP)
46. Louisa Wall
47. Su'a William Sio
48. Brendon Burns
49. Hamish McCracken
50. Denise MacKenzie
51. Max Purnell
52. Wayne Harpur
53. Leila Boyle
54. Dinesh Tailor
55. Philip Twyford
56. Jen McCutcheon
57. Chris Yoo
58. Michael Wood
59. Linda Hudson
60. Stuart Nash
61. Tony Milne
62. David Talbot
63. Marilyn Brown
64. Anjum Rahman
65. Eamon Daly
66. Grant Duffy
67. Judy Lawley
68. Mike Mora
69. Erin Ebborn-Gillespie
70. Ai Lian Su
71. Ghazala Anwar
72. Paul Gibson
73. Kelly-Ann Harvey
74. Camille Nakhid

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Six candidates contested electorates without appearing on the list, namely: Sally Barrett, Julian Blanchard, Paul Chalmers, Tony Dunlop, Errol Mason, and Pauline Scott.

In addition, the Labour Party removed one candidate (Steven Ching) from the list after its first announcement. Ching originally had the ranking of number 42. Stephen Ching is a New Zealand political candidate. ...

Māori Party

1. Tariana Turia (MP)
2. Pita Sharples
3. Atareta Poananga
4. Simon Wi Rutene
5. Glenis Philip-Barbara
6. Robert Consedine
7. Pakake Winiata
8. Morrie Love
9. Angeline Greensill
10. Te Ururoa Flavell
11. Billy Maea
12. Monte Ohia
13. Te Orohi Paul
14. Bronwyn Yates
15. Charles Joe
16. Mama Tere Strickland
17. Malcolm Peri
18. Tony Ruakere
19. Hori Awa
20. Brett Cowan
21. Josie Peita
22. Anne Fitzsimons
23. Abe Hepi
24. Ngahiwi Tomoana
25. Tureiti Moxon
26. Aroha Reriti Crofts
27. John Harré
28. Rangi McLean
29. Tell Kuka
30. Bill Puru
31. Mere Rawiri-Tau
32. Richard Orzecki
33. Maraea Ropata
34. Sonny Hosking
35. Daryl Gregory
36. Rangi Tawhiao
37. Andre Meihana
38. Solomon Matthews
39. Adell Dick
40. Gina Haremata-Crawford
41. Raewyn Harrison
42. Celia Hotene
43. Awa Hudson
44. Reimana Johnson
45. Rahuia Kapa
46. David King
47. Aaron Makutu
48. Kelvin Martin
49. Merehora Taurua
50. Francis Waaka
51. Cissy Walker

Tariana Turia (born 8 April 1944) is a New Zealand politician. ... Dr. Pita Russell Sharples (born 20 July 1941), a Māori academic and politician, currently co-leads the Māori Party, he currently is the member for Tamaki Makaurau(Auckalnd City) in New Zealands Parliament. ... Angeline Ngahina Greensill is a Maori academic and political candidate. ...

National Party

1. Don Brash (MP)
2. Gerry Brownlee (MP)
3. Simon Power (MP)
4. Bill English (MP)
5. Nick Smith (MP)
6. Tony Ryall (MP)
7. John Key (MP)
8. David Carter (MP)
9. Lockwood Smith (MP)
10. Katherine Rich (MP)
11. Murray McCully (MP)
12. Judith Collins (MP)
13. Tim Groser
14. Wayne Mapp (MP)
15. John Carter (MP)
16. Richard Worth (MP)
17. Maurice Williamson (MP)
18. Clem Simich (MP)
19. Georgina Te Heuheu (MP)
20. Pansy Wong (MP)
21. Shane Ardern (MP)
22. Phil Heatley (MP)
23. Paul Hutchison (MP)
24. Lindsay Tisch (MP)
25. Brian Connell (MP)
26. Sandra Goudie (MP)
27. Chris Finlayson
28. Nicky Wagner
29. Tau Henare
30. Allan Peachey
31. Jo Goodhew
32. David Bennett
33. Chester Borrows
34. Chris Auchinvole
35. Jonathan Coleman
36. Mark Blumsky
37. Eric Roy
38. Kate Wilkinson
39. Nathan Guy
40. Jacquie Dean
41. Jackie Blue
42. Colin King
43. Anne Tolley
44. Craig Foss
45. Paula Bennett
46. Katrina Shanks
47. Fepulea’i Ulua’ipou Aiono
48. Ravi Musuku
49. Bob Clarkson
50. John Hayes
51. Moira Irving
52. Chris Tremain
53. Mita Harris
54. Mike Leddy
55. Conway Powell
56. David Round
57. Gilbert Stehbens
58. Ken Yee
59. Paul Goldsmith
60. Malcolm Plimmer
61. Nicola Young
62. Tim Macindoe
63. Alison Lomax
64. Weston Kirton
65. Rosemarie Thomas

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New Zealand First Party

1. Winston Peters (MP)
2. Peter Brown (MP)
3. Brian Donnelly (MP)
4. Ron Mark (MP)
5. Doug Woolerton (MP)
6. Barbara Stewart (MP)
7. Pita Paraone (MP)
8. Susan Baragwanath
9. Jim Peters (MP)
10. Dail Jones (MP)
11. Craig McNair (MP)
12. Edwin Perry (MP)
13. Bill Gudgeon (MP)
14. Brent Catchpole (MP)
15. Joe Williams
16. John Foote
17. Fletcher Tabuteau
18. Alan Heward
19. Kristin Campbell Smith
20. Kerry Lundy
21. David Fowler
22. Brendan Stewart
23. Brett Webster
24. Bob Daw
25. Murray Strawbridge
26. Moetu Davis
27. Toa Greening
28. Dave Mackie
29. Anne Martin
30. Julian Batchelor
31. Chris Perry
32. Lindy Palmer
33. Brian M Roswell
34. Joe Glen
35. James Mist
36. Howard Levarko
37. Paul Trevor Manning
38. Tim Manu
39. Kevin Gardener
40. Graham Odering

The Right Honourable Winston Raymond Peters (born April 11, 1945) is a New Zealand politician and Member of Parliament, the current Minister of Foreign Affairs, outside cabinet. ... Peter Brown (born 1939) is a member of the New Zealand Parliament, and deputy leader of the New Zealand First party. ... Brian Donnelly (1949 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Major Ron Stanley Mark is a New Zealand politician. ... Doug Woolerton is a New Zealand politician. ... Barbara Stewart is a New Zealand politician. ... Pita Paraone is a New Zealand politician. ... Susan Baragwanath is a New Zealand educationalist and political candidate. ... Jim Peters is a New Zealand politician who was born in Kawakawa. ... Dail Jones is a New Zealand politician. ... Craig McNair (1975 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Edwin Perry is a New Zealand politician. ... Wiremu (Bill) Gudgeon is a New Zealand politician. ... Brent Catchpole is a New Zealand politician. ... Dr. Joe Williams is a Cook Islands politician. ...

Jim Anderton's Progressive

1. Jim Anderton (MP)
2. Matt Robson (MP)
3. Grant Gillon
4. Megan Woods
5. John Wright
6. Sione Fonua
7. Vivienne Shepherd
8. Meng Ly
9. Fatima Ashrafi
10. Barry Wilson
11. Fale Leleisiuao
12. Russell Franklin
13. Paula Gillon
14. Phil Clearwater
15. Trevor Barnard
16. Raghbir Singh
17. Brenda Hill
18. Fiona Beazley
19. Russell Caldwell
20. David Reeks
21. John Maurice
22. Mohammad Kazemi-Yazdi
23. Heka Taefu
24. Veronique Stewart-Ward
25. Zemin Zhang
26. Julian Aaron
27. Suki Amirapu
28. Anette Anderson
29. Sukhdev Bains
30. Peter Banks
31. James Boyack
32. Ian Donald
33. Lew Holland
34. Karandeep Singh Lall
35. Claire Main
36. Phillipa Main
37. Jacqueline McAlpine
38. James Palmer
39. Max Panirau
40. David Parkyn
41. Dawn Patchett
42. Tala Po'e
43. Pavitra Roy
44. Elspeth Sandys
45. Tony Sharrock
46. Barry Silcock
47. Karen Silcock
48. David Somerset
49. Petronella Townsend
50. Martin Vaughan
51. Jenny Wilson

James Patrick Anderton (almost always referred to as Jim Anderton) is leader of the Progressive Party, a political party in the New Zealand Parliament. ... Matt Robson (5 January 1950 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Grant Gillon is a former New Zealand politician. ... John Wright is a former New Zealand politician. ...

United Future New Zealand

1. Peter Dunne (MP)
2. Judy Turner (MP)
3. Gordon Copeland (MP)
4. Marc Alexander (MP)
5. Larry Baldock (MP)
6. Murray Smith (MP)
7. Paul Check (ORNZ)
8. Janet Tuck
9. Bernie Ogilvy (MP)
10. Graeme Reeves
11. Russell Judd (ORNZ)
12. Hannah Baral
13. Joy Lietze
14. Neville Wilson
15. Richard Barter
16. Steve Taylor
17. Ian McInnes
18. Ross Tizard
19. Fiona McKenzie
20. Graeme Barr
21. John Walker (ORNZ)
22. Ram Parkash
23. Ralph Kennard
24. Jayati Prasad
25. Vanessa Roberts
26. Gerald Telford (ORNZ)
27. Robin Loomes
28. Robyn Jackson
29. Tony Gordon
30. Greg Graydon
31. Martyn Seddon
32. Bernard McClelland
33. Beth Stone (ORNZ)
34. Robin Westley
35. Anne Drake
36. Noel Hinton
37. Michael Satur
38. Diane Brown
39. Steve Dromgool
40. Andrea Deeth
41. Mark Peters
42. Pauline Moffat
43. Dennis Wells
44. Milton Osbourne (ORNZ)
45. Garry Pedersen (ORNZ)
46. John Pickering
47. Adam Archer (ORNZ)
48. Neil Linscott (ORNZ)
49. Barry Hayes
50. Janita Stuart
51. Dianne Wilson
52. James Rudd
53. Peter Mountain
54. Lee Robertson
55. John van Buren
56. Jeff Leigh
57. Matt Collier

The tag "ORNZ" indicates a candidate's membership of Outdoor Recreation NZ, which affiliated with the United Future party for the 2005 elections. Peter Dunne Peter Dunne (born 17 March 1954 - ) leads New Zealands United Future political party. ... Judy Turner is a New Zealand politician. ... Gordon Copeland is a New Zealand politician. ... Marc Alexander is a New Zealand politician. ... Larry Baldock (1954 - ) is a New Zealand politician. ... Murray Smith is a New Zealand politician. ... Paul Ramon Check is a New Zealand political candidate. ... Bernie Ogilvy is a New Zealand politician. ... John van Buren is a New Zealand political candidate. ...

Initially, Paul Adams and his daughter Sharee Adams appeared on the list, ranked 10th and 17th, respectively. Adams later decided to stand as an independent, however, and his daughter also withdrew. Paul Adams is a New Zealand rally driver and politician. ...

Other parties

99 MP Party

1. Margaret Robertson
2. Rama Ramanathan

Alliance

1. Jill Ovens
2. Paul Piesse
3. Andrew McKenzie
4. Jill Fairey
5. Kane O'Connell
6. Len Richards
7. Jim Flynn
8. Victor Billot
9. Margaret Jeune
10. Bob van Ruyssevelt
11. Tom Dowie
12. Chris Ford
13. Quentin Findlay
14. Kelly Buchanan
15. Joe Hendren
16. Gail Marmont
17. Paul Protheroe
18. Greg Kleis
19. Sandra Ethell
20. Colin Pounder
21. Bob Harrison
22. Peta Knibb
23. Marvin Hubbard
24. Francie Haslemore
25. Norman MacRitchie
26. Eric Gamble
27. Lynda Boyd
28. Jocelyn Brooks
29. Nick Corlett
30. Nick Scullin

Jill Ovens is the president of the Alliance, a New Zealand political party. ... Paul Egerton Piesse is a co-leader of the Alliance, a New Zealand political party. ...

Christian Heritage NZ

1. Ewen McQueen
2. Derek Blight
3. Nick Barber
4. Betty Jenkins
5. Mark Jones
6. Joy Jones

Ewan McQueen is the leader of Christian Heritage New Zealand, a religious political party in New Zealand. ...

Democrats For Social Credit

1. Stephnie de Ruyter
2. John Pemberton
3. David Wilson
4. Richard Prosser
5. John Steemson
6. Katherine Ransom
7. John Kilbride
8. Mark Atkin
9. Heather M. Smith
10. David Tranter
11. Ken Goodhue
12. Malcom Murchie
13. Ross Weddell
14. David Espin
15. Ross Hayward
16. Bruce Stirling
17. Karl Hewlett
18. Ron England
19. Kelly Pemberton
20. Bob Warren
21. David Wood
22. Mary Weddell
23. Allen Cookson
24. Barry Pulford
25. Hessel van Wieren
26. Alida Steemson
27. Bob Fox
28. Coralie Leyland
29. John Rawson

Stephnie de Ruyter is the leader of the New Zealand Democratic Party, a small left-wing New Zealand political party. ... Richard Prosser is Defence and Environment spokesman for the New Zealand Democratic Party. ...

Destiny New Zealand

1. Richard Lewis
2. David Jesze
3. Elaine Herbert
4. Hadyn Solomon
5. Nigel Heslop
6. Edward Saafi
7. Anita Breach
8. Charles Te Kowhai
9. David Knight
10. Hawea Vercoe
11. Neils Jensen
12. Tauwehe Hemahema-Tamati
13. Rod Gabb
14. Hemi Te Wano
15. Stephen Sinnott
16. Anne Williamson
17. Kerin Roberts
18. Peter Johnston
19. John Kotoisuva
20. Karen Penney
21. Colin Ranby
22. Tala Leiasamaivao
23. Paul Hubble
24. Roberta Maxwell
25. Tony Harrison
26. Brent Daglish
27. Jason Thomson
28. Maru Samuel
29. Stephen Brown
30. Bill Sadler
31. Ernest Morton
32. Ned So'e
33. David Isaachsen
34. Mason Lee
35. Stan Green
36. Patrick Komene
37. Tony Ford
38. Maureen Vincent
39. Albert Wipani
40. Brian Ane
41. Tauha Te Kani
42. Rod Keven

Richard Lewis (born 1969) is the leader of Destiny New Zealand, a small Christian political party in New Zealand. ...

Direct Democracy Party

1. Kelvyn Alp
2. Paul Teio
3. Dilip Rupa
4. Patrick Fahy
5. Mike Roberson
6. Simon Guy
7. Gary Burch
8. Kevin Smith
9. Kevin Moore
10. Kyle Chapman
11. Rex Newey
12. Gregory Trichon
13. Alona Covich
14. Eugene Opai
15. Seira Perese
16. Tin Chan
17. Helen Koster
18. Craig Stratton
19. Alastair Anderson
20. Anton Foljambe
21. Robert T Atack
22. Leanne Martinovich
23. Grant Burch
24. Howard Ponga
25. John Sullivan
26. Colin Punter
27. Mel Whaanga
28. Jason Anderson
29. Jason Orme
30. Barry Scott
31. Scott Burch
32. Craig Guy

Kyle Chapman (born April 27, 1971) was the former national director of the New Zealand National Front (NZNF). ... Anton Foljambe has been involved with a number of far-right organisations in New Zealand. ...

New Zealand Family Rights Protection Party

1. Susi Pa'o Williams
2. Tapu Po-Wihongi
3. Christine Reid
4. Lale Ene-Ulugia
5. John Ulberg
6. Ane' Kerisome-Strickland
7. Siniva Papali'i
8. Amelia Malia Fepulea'i
9. Tangata Haurua-Greig
10. Stella Browne-Knowles
11. Papali'itele Malietoa
12. Edward Kay Ulberg
13. Etevise Fuiava
14. Souvenir Sanerivi
15. Manogitulua Head
16. Kearlene Ulberg
17. Christie Greig
18. Rafaele Vaifale

Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party

1. Michael Appleby
2. Michael Allan Britnell
3. Judy Daniels
4. Paula Lambert
5. Irinka Britnell
6. Kevin Patrick O'Connell
7. Paul McMullan
8. Steven Wilkinson
9. Judy Matangi
10. Jason Baker-Sherman
11. Peter Green
12. Neville Yates
13. Philip Pophristoff

Michael Appleby is the leader of the small Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party, a political party in New Zealand dedicated to the relaxation or repeal of laws against the use of cannabis. ...

Libertarianz

1. Bernard Darnton
2. Julian Pistorius
3. Tim Wikiriwhi
4. Susan Ryder
5. Peter Cresswell
6. Colin Cross
7. Helen Hughes
8. Russell Watkins
9. Peter Linton
10. Mike Webber
11. Robin Thomsen
12. Phil Howison
13. Michael Murphy
14. Tina White
15. Andrew Bates
16. Richard Goode
17. Luke Howison
18. Rob Bedingfield
19. Mike Gordge
20. Chris Robertson
21. Peter Osborne
22. Barry Cole
23. Don Rowberry
24. Wim Verhoeven
25. Elliot Smith
26. Nik Haden
27. Terry Verhoeven
28. Robert Palmer

Bernard Darnton is the current leader of Libertarianz, a libertarian political party in New Zealand. ...

Onenz

1. Ian Brougham
2. Richard Fisher
3. James White
4. John Porter
5. Janet Walters
6. Lanya Murray

Outdoor Recreation

In the 2005 elections, Outdoor Recreation NZ stood in affiliation with United Future, and all Outdoor Recreation candidates stood under the United Future banner. Outdoor Recreation therefore had no list of its own. However, the United Future section of this page identifies those candidates attached to Outdoor Recreation.

The Republic of New Zealand Party

1. Kerry Bevin
2. Wayne Hawkins
3. Debra Potroz
4. Jack Gielen
5. Steven Hart
6. Gilbert Parker

Kevin Bevin Founded the New Zealand Party The Republic of New Zealand Party. ...

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