New Zealand National Party - Parliamentary Leaders

Parliamentary Leaders

Order Leader Image Term Leader of the Opposition Prime Minister
1 Adam Hamilton 1936–1940 1936–1940
2 Sidney Holland 1940–1957 1940–1949 1949–1957
3 Keith Holyoake 1957–1972 1957–1960 1957
1960–1972
4 Jack Marshall 1972–1974 1972–1974 1972
5 Robert Muldoon 1974–1984 1974–1975
1984		 1975–1984
6 Jim McLay 1984–1986 1984–1986
7 Jim Bolger 1986–1997 1986–1990 1990–1997
8 Jenny Shipley 1997–2001 1999–2001 1997–1999
9 Bill English 2001–2003 2001–2003
10 Don Brash 2003–2006 2003–2006
11 John Key 2006 – Present 2006–2008 2008 – Present

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