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Maoritanga - Scenes of Maori Life. Protests and Demonstrations. Muldoon speaking at Maori Land March arrival, forecourt of Parliament.
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![The image depicts a historical scene at the forecourt of Parliament, featuring Prime Minister Robert Muldoon speaking to a large group of people. The photograph is in black and white, suggesting it was taken during an earlier era or as part of archival documentation.
In this setting, several individuals are standing on steps leading up to what appears to be a grand entrance with columns, likely indicative of the building's significance for governmental purposes.
Muldoon stands at a podium holding a microphone and speaking into it. His body language conveys authority; he is addressing an attentive audience which includes both men and women in formal attire, many sitting on chairs while others stand around them.
The crowd appears engaged with Muldoon or the event taking place, as some people are looking towards him, while others seem absorbed by their own discussions among themselves. Several individuals hold umbrellas open above their heads, suggesting it may be a rainy day but still not discouraging attendance at this public gathering.
Various onlookers in civilian clothes and uniformed personnel can also be seen throughout the scene, including police officers who stand ready for crowd control or maintenance of order. This setting hints that Muldoon is addressing an event with political significance related to Maori life as part of a land march's arrival at Parliament.
Overall, this image captures a moment in histor [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/113/447/338/879/848/042/original/4a1038d7a4364e1f.jpeg "The image depicts a historical scene at the forecourt of Parliament, featuring Prime Minister Robert Muldoon speaking to a large group of people. The photograph is in black and white, suggesting it was taken during an earlier era or as part of archival documentation.
In this setting, several individuals are standing on steps leading up to what appears to be a grand entrance with columns, likely indicative of the building's significance for governmental purposes.
Muldoon stands at a podium holding a microphone and speaking into it. His body language conveys authority; he is addressing an attentive audience which includes both men and women in formal attire, many sitting on chairs while others stand around them.
The crowd appears engaged with Muldoon or the event taking place, as some people are looking towards him, while others seem absorbed by their own discussions among themselves. Several individuals hold umbrellas open above their heads, suggesting it may be a rainy day but still not discouraging attendance at this public gathering.
Various onlookers in civilian clothes and uniformed personnel can also be seen throughout the scene, including police officers who stand ready for crowd control or maintenance of order. This setting hints that Muldoon is addressing an event with political significance related to Maori life as part of a land march's arrival at Parliament.
Overall, this image captures a moment in histor [...]")
Protestors
Demonstrators in Stout Street protest against the policies of the National Party on the eve of the 1975 General Election held on the 29th November (note that the slogans used on the placard are satirical). The incumbent Labour Government lost the election to the National Party and its leader Robert Muldoon became Prime Minister.&nbs...
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