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Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Skits include: kumara; sale of State Owned Enterprises (SOEs); Lotto; Katherine Mansfield; Tim Shadbolt; Whare Paia; Peter Bland; Fair Go; Jim Anderton; Koro Wetere; Gloss; giant pandas; AIDS campaigns. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: new health package; politicians' ethics; the Government's advertisements on television; pandas; Whare Paia; cricket; Winston Peters on the United States election; firebombing police stations; John Banks and 'Lauranorda' (law and order); Telecom commercials; frigate deal; Radio With Pictures (RWP) and the gothic music cult; kumara and Maoritanga; sale of State Owned Assets (SOEs); and National Party infighting. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: Kinetic Investments; Democratic Party siege in parliament; poor lazy farmers; Winston Peters meets Ronald Reagan; Gloss; Maori Affairs; cricketer Richard Hadlee; Richard Prebble's sacking from Cabinet; Prime Minister David Lange's 'dictatorial' behaviour; Sir Robert Muldoon's television commercials; Neil Roberts; AIDS commercials; Unemployment This Week. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: Sharon Crosbie; Opposition leader Jim Bolger; ANZAC frigates; rugby books; forestry workers; Treaty of Waitangi; television weather forecasts; Auckland; Bob Tizard interview; Nancy Prebble; men in New Zealand; National Party leadership; 'Glosspital'; 'Sideline Stan'; Stan Rodger; Government economic policy; Phil Goff and unemployment. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: sports; Tim Shadbolt; Television programme "It's In The Bag"; Winston Peters and Koro Wetere; TV4; Berlin Wall; Television programme "Sale of the Century"; Tizard for Panmure; Richard Prebble on gangs; falling school rolls; registering vehicles in the names of children; taxis and tow trucks; MPs on television and newspaper columnists; Antarctica. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: Property magnate Robert Jones (aka Bob Jones); Fletcher-Challenge; unions; traffic officers; Saturday Live; toys for children; health budget; gangs; 1990; television; Queensland police; National Party leadership; Christmas; boxer Bruno Lawrence. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: financial collapses; industrial relations; Geoffrey Palmer as Prime Minister; Tomorrow's Schools; cigarettes; leadership of the National Party; traffic officers and violence; Air New Zealand advertising; All Black tour of Wales; local body elections' Government spending cuts; Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) television advertising; race relations; World war Two television season; law and order; Telecom advertising; safer sex; Tampon advertising; so-called 'computer nerds'; and the sharemarket crash. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: hole in the ozone layer; National party leadership; port strike; rugby; Sale of the century; NLP; Air New Zealand television advertising; Aaron Cohen; television advertising on Sundays; gang huis; Holmes show; foreign ownership of New Zealand; Roger Douglas as Minister of Police; privatisation of prisons; Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC); Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer; cricket; Fletcher-Challenge ownership of the Rural Bank; "Holmski". -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: Winston Peters; new United States Ambassador to New Zealand Della Newman; Guy Fawkes; Patricia Bartlett; Air New Zealand television advertising; dentists; Halloween; 1990 Commonwealth games; rugby; education; stock market; Health Minister Helen Clark; bailiffs' right to seize property; Instant Kiwi lottery; wine tasting and glue sniffing; Holmes show; Penelope Barr as weather presenter; National Party leadership contest between Jim Bolger and Winston Peters. -
Public Eye
Topics covered include: meat worker redundancies; rugby; immigration; National MP Winston Peters; gangs; unionist Pat Kelly; TV4; Batman; Patricia Bartlett; traffic officers; television programme 'Blind Date'; Geoffrey Palmer as Prime Minister; and pay equity legislation. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics. -
Public Eye
Inspired by the British series, Spitting Image, Public Eye uses latex puppets to caricature topical personalities, mostly drawn from the world of politics.
