Kōrero: Treasury

Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa

Mai i te whārangi 1 - The Treasury, 1840 to 1935

Colonial treasurers, ministers of finance and secretaries to the Treasury, 1840–2011

Colonial treasurers, ministers of finance and secretaries to the Treasury, 1840–2011

Liquor licence, 1840

Liquor licence, 1840 (1 o 3)

Colonial treasurer’s working accounts, 1867

Colonial treasurer’s working accounts, 1867 (2 o 3)

‘Is that your financial statement?’

‘Is that your financial statement?’ (3 o 3)

John Parker Marshman

John Parker Marshman

Liberty loans, 1917

Liberty loans, 1917

James Esson

James Esson

Mai i te whārangi 2 - Treasury and the welfare state, 1935–1980

Treasury staff, 1935

Treasury staff, 1935

Economic Stabilisation Commission, around 1943

Economic Stabilisation Commission, around 1943

Noel Lough and Henry Lang

Noel Lough and Henry Lang

Muldoon and his chart, 1975

Muldoon and his chart, 1975

Mai i te whārangi 3 - Economic management since 1980

Ministers and officials

Ministers and officials

Roger Douglas reading the Budget, 1984

Roger Douglas reading the Budget, 1984

Ruth Richardson visiting Treasury, 1990

Ruth Richardson visiting Treasury, 1990

John Whitehead and Peter Bushnell

John Whitehead and Peter Bushnell

Debt Management Office, 2011

Debt Management Office, 2011

Mai i te whārangi 4 - Treasury and the state sector since 1980

Treasury staff with computers, 1968

Treasury staff with computers, 1968

Fleecing the public service, 1988

Fleecing the public service, 1988

Treasury meets Māoritanga

Treasury meets Māoritanga

Buying back the railways

Buying back the railways

The word of Treasury

The word of Treasury

Me pēnei te tohu i te whārangi:

Malcolm McKinnon, 'Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/treasury/media (accessed 18 January 2022)

He kōrero nā Malcolm McKinnon, i tāngia i te 20 Jun 2012