Jim Bolger
Jim Bolger was the Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1990 to 1997, leading the National Party. His government is noted for significant economic reforms and trade liberalization, and he played a key role in shaping New Zealand's economic landscape in the 1990s.
Born on May 31, 1935 (90 years old)
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Jim Bolger wanted to abolish titular honours.
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New Zealand:
The most resonant comment for me since I joined the press gallery in the mid-80s is from the late Jim Bolger.
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New Zealand:
Jim Bolger won the election after Mike Moore's short tenure.
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New Zealand:
Jim Bolger is referenced in the context of managing major reforms that delivered economic growth.
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New Zealand:
Jim Bolger is a former Prime Minister and the subject of another book by David Cohen.
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New Zealand:
Jim Bolger was a significant political figure in New Zealand, serving as Prime Minister and navigating the complexities of neoliberalism.
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New Zealand:
The funeral of former Prime Minister Jim Bolger was held at Our Lady of Kāpiti Parish.
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New Zealand:
The funeral of former Prime Minister Jim Bolger was held at Our Lady of Kāpiti Parish.
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New Zealand:
The funeral of former Prime Minister Jim Bolger was held at Our Lady of Kāpiti Parish.
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New Zealand:
The funeral of former Prime Minister Jim Bolger was held at Our Lady of Kāpiti Parish.
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