Encourages and stimulates research, writing and teaching about parliamentary institutions in Australasia and the South Pacific to generate a better understanding of these institutions.

Directory on Cultural Diversity,and Directory for Citizenship Education. These directories, backed by briefings and profiles, are offered to assist people find out more about government and non government programmes helping host society and migrant organisations communicate and enhance the settlement process.

Represents some 4-million overseas Americans who support Democratic Party principles and candidates. .

New Zealand political historian and author of eight books on New Zealand political history.

This site is the primary publication medium for official information about the e-government programme. It is also the home for the first implementations of e-government operations, e.g. standards that have been developed and are now in use.

General election and by-election official results.

Calls for political parties to adopt a vision and principles that will help New Zealand enhance democracy using the Internet.

Links to information such as getting a birth certificate or applying for legal aid.

The legislature's secretariat providing specialist advice and assistance on parliamentary law and procedures to the House of Representatives and its committees.

Policy comparisons of all the main New Zealand political parties in a concise, straightforward summary.

A proposed programme for New Zealand liberals based on the principle of personal freedom.

The New Zealand political scene which includes why there is no Constitution, the form of Government, the Justice System, and membership in organisations.

Milestones in New Zealand Treaty history, key people, the Treaty document, resources.