Prime Ministers
Jim Bolger was Prime Minister for the first two and a half terms of this government. Late in 1997, the caucus replaced him with Jenny Shipley, who became New Zealand's first female Prime Minister.
- Jim Bolger (1990–1997)
- Jenny Shipley (1997–1999)
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