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The 39th New Zealand Parliament was a term of the Parliament of New Zealand which began with the election of 1978 and finished with the election of 1981. The government of the day was the National Party, led by Prime Minister Robert Muldoon.

1 MPs at start of term

Party Party Electorate
Adams-Schneider, Lance National Waikato
Allen, Keith National Tauranga
Arthur, Basil Labour Timaru
Austin, Neil National Bay of Islands
Austin, Rex National Awarua
Bailey, Ronald Leslie Labour Heretaunga
Barclay, Bruce Labour Christchurch Central
Bassett, Michael Labour Te Atatu
Batchelor, Mary Labour Avon
Beetham, Bruce Social Credit Rangitikei
Bell, Rob National Gisborne
Birch, Bill National Rangiriri
Bolger, Jim National King Country
Brill, Barry National Kapiti
Burke, Kerry Labour West Coast
Butcher, David Labour Hastings
Caygill, David Labour St Albans
Christie, Gordon Labour Napier
Colman, Fraser Labour Pencarrow
Comber, Ken National Wellington Central
Connelly, Mick Labour Yaldhurst
Cooper, Warren National Otago
Couch, Ben National Wairarapa
Courtney, Mel Labour Nelson
Cox, Michael National Manawatu
Douglas, Roger Labour Manurewa
East, Paul National Rotorua
Elliot, John National Whangarei
Elworthy, Jonathan National Waitaki
Falloon, John National Pahiatua
Faulkner, Arthur Labour Roskill
Fraser, Bill Labour St Kilda
Freer, Warren Labour Mount Albert
Friedlander, Tony National New Plymouth
Gair, George National North Shore
Gill, Frank National East Coast Bays
Harrison, RichardJohn Richard Harrison ( 1921 2003) was a New Zealand politician. After serving in a number of capacities within the National Party, he served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1978 to 1984. Harrison was born in Hastings, New Zealand, on May National Hawkes Bay
Hercus, Ann Labour Lyttelton
Highet, David National Remuera
Holland, Eric National Fendalton
Hunt, JonathanThis article is about the current Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives. For the man who served in United States Congress from 1827 to 1832, see Jonathan Hunt (United States). The Right Honourable Jonathan Hunt (born December 2, 1938) is the Labour New Lynn
Hunt, Pat National Pakuranga
Isbey, Eddie Labour Papatoetoe
Jones, Dail National Helensville
Jones, Norm National Invercargill
Kidd, Doug National Marlborough
Kirk, John Labour Sydenham
Lange, DavidThe Right Honourable David Russell Lange CH, ONZ, was Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1984 to 1989. He headed the Fourth Labour Government, one of the most radical governments in the history of New Zealand, as his ministers Roger Douglas and Richard Pr Labour Mangere
Luxton, JohnMurray John Luxton is a former New Zealand politician. He was an MP from 1996 to 2002, representing the National Party. Luxton was first elected to Parliament in the 1987 elections as the MP for Matamata. He held this seat until the 1996 elections, when a National Matamata
Gray, Robin National Clutha
McKinnon, DonThe Right Honourable Donald Charles McKinnon (born February 27, 1939) is a former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand. He is currently Secretary-General of the Commonwealth. Early life McKinnon was born in London, but to N National Albany
MacDonell, Brian Labour Dunedin Central
MacIntyre, Duncan National East Cape
Malcolm, Anthony George National Eden
Marshall, Russell Labour Wanganui
Maxwell, Ralph Labour Waitakere
McLachlan, Colin National Selwyn
McLay, JimJames Kenneth McLay (born 21 February 1945), generally known as Jim McLay is a former New Zealand politician. He was leader of the National Party for a short time, but was never Prime Minister. McLay was born in Devonport, Auckland. He was educated at Auc National Birkenhead
McLean, Ian National Tarawera
Minogue, Mike National Hamilton West
Moore, MikeThis page is about the New Zealand politician and Director-General of the World Trade Organisation. For others of the same name, see Michael Moore (disambiguation). Mike Moore (born 1949) has served as Prime Minister of New Zealand and as Director-General Labour Papanui
Muldoon, Robert National Tamaki
O'Flynn, Frank Labour Island Bay
Peters, WinstonThe Right Honourable Winston Raymond Peters (born April 11, 1945) leads the New Zealand First political party in New Zealand. Considerable debate has centred on how to classify the politics of Winston Peters. Common descriptions applied to him include rad National Hunua
Quigley, Derek National Rangiora
Rata, Matiu Labour Northern Maori
Prebble, Richard Labour Auckland Central
Rewiti, Paraone Labour Eastern Maori
Ridley, J W Labour Taupo
Rodger, Stan Labour Dunedin North
Rogers, Frank Labour Onehunga
Rowling, Bill Labour Tasman
Schultz, Leo National Hauraki
Shearer, Ian National Hamilton East
Talbot, Rob National Ashburton
Talboys, Brian National Wallace
Templeton, Hugh National Ohariu
Terris, John Labour Western Hutt
Thompson, Geoff National Horowhenua
Thomson, David National Taranaki
Tirikatene-Sullivan, Whetu Labour Southern Maori
Tizard, Bob Labour Otahuhu
Townshend, Bruce National Kaimai
Walding, Joe Labour Palmerston North
Wall, Gerry Labour Porirua
Waring, Marilyn National Waipa
Wellington, Merv National Papakura
Wetere, Koro Labour Western Maori
Wilkinson, Peter Ian National Kaipara
Young, Bill National Miramar
Young, Trevor James Labour Eastern Hutt
Young, Venn National Waitotara




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