Posted by Bevan on June 24, 2009 at 3:36am
I just noticed that the Labour party is now using Drupal on their main website:
Click to see full-size screenshot
Does anyone know who worked on this? It would be great to see a write up about it.
See http://www.labour.org.nz/user for the give-away; Garland's local-tasks/tabs use Garland's default colour. Interestingly they've made the common mistake of using Garland as a starter or base them. Ugh!
If you didn't already know, beehive.govt.nz has been on Drupal for a while and the Green party, runs their main website on Drupal, advocates free software and also use Drupal and CiviCRM heavily.
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Looks like Act is also using
Looks like Act is also using Drupal.
http://www.act.org.nz/
Style sheets give it away....
Oh wow! I just checked the
Oh wow! I just checked the other parties' websites, none of the others are Drupal sites, though NZ First is being rebuilt (possibly on Drupal?). That means 3/7 (or 3/6 excluding NZ First) represented parties (representing 57/122 seats) are on Drupal – that's very-nearly half!
See http://theyworkforyou.co.nz/parties (not a Drupal site)
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ACT was the first to use
ACT was the first to use Drupal. I think I did the first implementation in 2005 or perhaps even 2004.
Local Government - Hastings District Council
As per a screen shot of their upcoming site the HDC has gone the Drupal way (see logo).
http://www.hastingsdc.govt.nz/newsite.htm
I blogged more about NZ
I blogged more about NZ government using Drupal at http://civicactions.com/blog/2009/jul/28/nz_government_loves_drupal
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