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Test your politics knowledge from the past seven days.
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NZ First leader Winston Peters kicked off the new parliamentary year with an attack on the Maori Party's Whanau Ora programme, specifically $5.4 million in grants he said was used for what?a television documentary about Whanau Ora to buy shares in partially privatised state owned enterprises family reunions
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Mr Peters also clashed with protesters outside Parliament who were demonstrating against what?
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Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee apologised to Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker this week for calling him what?
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The Electoral Commission this week referred John Key's Prime Ministers' Hour show on RadioLive last year to the police as a potential breach of the Electoral Act. What is the maximum fine if Police successfully prosecute?
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Who faces prosecution if the Police pursue the matter?
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What reason did former Labour leader Phil Goff this week give for his increased use of Crown limousines during the last quarter of last year?the election the Rugby World Cup a request from the Diplomatic Protection Squad for security reasons
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Who has applied to the Waitangi Tribunal to halt partial state owned power company sales until the question of who owns water in hydro and thermal power stations operated by the firms is resolved?
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Who according to Prime Minister John Key owns that water?
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Labour Leader David Shearer called for a more celebratory Waitangi Day, suggesting the day should be used for what?to announce Halberg Award winners to announce honours for high achieving New Zealanders which are currently announced at New Years and Queens Birthday an All Blacks vs England rugby test
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In his maiden speech this week NZ First MP and former North Shore Mayor Andrew Williams said his plans to become a lawyer were derailed by what?
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