Scoop Images: Labour MPs In The House

Tuesday, 13 February 2001, 11:41 am
Article: Photographer Mark Graham

Parliament resumes today at 2pm. In honour of the occasion Scoop presents the following images of five Labour MPs in action in the house. Photographs by Mark Graham .

Taito Phillip Field

John Tamihere

Nanaia Mahuta

Tariana Turia

Parekura Horomia

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