Political topics in New Zealand

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This page lists a number of articles relating to issues, ideas, and events in New Zealand politics.

[edit] Types of politics

• Liberalism in New Zealand
• Socialism in New Zealand
• Christian politics in New Zealand
• Far-right politics in New Zealand
• Republicanism in New Zealand
• Terrorism in New Zealand
• Māori politics

[edit] Policies

• Think Big
• Rogernomics
• Ruthanasia
• Working for Families

[edit] Issues and events

• 1951 waterfront dispute
• 1981 Springbok Tour
• Capital punishment in New Zealand
• Civil unions in New Zealand
• Corngate
• Electoral reform
• Foreshore and seabed controversy
• Guns
• Orewa speech
• Prostitution law reform
• Treaty of Waitangi
• Waihi miners' strike
• See also: Category:New Zealand political scandals