Looking Back - Episode 4
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- Spanning the late 80s to the mid 90s, this episode looks at Sir Robert Muldoon’s resignation from Parliament, the Parliament buildings and what they’re used for, and a selection of candidates contesting Māori seats at the 1996 General Election.
‘Looking Back’ comprises 20 episodes diving deep into New Zealand’s past, via archived footage from TVNZ. The series delivers a range of stories from New Zealand’s political history, alongside snippets showcasing the country’s culture from over the years.
I’m loving these, thank you :)
These are amazing! Thank you! I was searching for more information about the rounding of ACT, and who Derek Quigley is.
Up popped this video :-)
I’ll watch the full series
I would have loved it if they had talked more on both sides about Think Big. I've often wondered if that could have been made to work somehow. Seemed like a great idea in principle.
Think Big did work - very well indeed! Think about what projects there are and what they did and are doing today, that is until Labour gave away the gas to gasoline plant and shut the refinery = nuts!
@@paulmeersa7162Marsden point was privately owned, and it was a private business decision to close it.
It was uneconomic, and private enterprise will choose to shut down money losing ventures.
RIP Sir Robert David Muldoon 🙏 Thank you for your service.
Our last good Prime Minister. We used to be a proper country back then, but then Lange went and let the treasonous rats Douglas and Prebble run lose and ruin it all.
Bloody hell the voice work of the little girl sounds like something from a primary school student
Bloody annoying. I was trying to listen to the Queen while she was yapping on.
Sir Bob Jones was right about Sir Rob Muldoon casting a long shady that continues to inpact us today. His name is Winston Peters
Always respect Keynesian economics, practised by both parties until Mr Muldoon's defeat in 1984. Their approach was so much more humane than the Rogernomics that followed, which created deep rifts in our country.
Mr Muldoon was hilarious when speaking with Mr Perigo at the end.
This is so good. Embarrassing how woke and soft our journalism has become.
bob blabbering on as usual
I remember when Rob was prime minister and he was late to a function and he apologised by saying “sorry Maori time “ what laugh 😝 the good old days
Bert Walker = Boss Gammon.
i hated Muldoon back when he was the leader. Now I know if we had gone with him another 3 years New Zealand would be so much better off.
eventually the market would of won out it was only a matter of time
I don't think so. The incoming Labour government had to devalue the currency by 20% because we were on the verge of becoming bankrupt. In the nine years of Muldoon the economy only grew by about 3%. He was famously drunk when he called the snap election. He had clearly given up.
biggest cope i think i've ever heard
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Rob, was one of the party, but not one of,
Like video wish rodger nomics cause agree say term for national party
Ah haha
💙 NATIONAL FOR NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿
Sir Robert Muldoon the greatest NZ Prime Minister of all time!
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How I wish Muldoon was back now .. country is a mess
The country was a complete mess when he left office.
Well said. I wish he was back too, to mop up all the crap and mess.
Nz was bankrupt and he couldnt put together an election. @sebastianharker4892
He couldn't put together a budget, more to the point.
the old alky piggy muldoon! gone and best forgotten and horrid abuser of Thea!