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40 years ago, inside the crisis that made modern NZ

Summary by politik.co.nz
It had rained all day in Auckland, and the Metro Theatre in Mangere was steamed up inside as more and more people arrived to celebrate what had once seemed impossible. Sir Robert Muldoon had lost the 1984 election. “Piggy” Muldoon was no more. Such was the desire to get rid of him that turnout that day had been 93.7%, the highest ever recorded in a New Zealand election. As the night wore on and the extent of Labour’s landslide victory became evi…
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