Kermadec row opens up fault lines on both sides of politics
Effectively what is going on is a renegotiation of the initial, 2008 deal between the National and Maori parties.
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The standoff over the Kermadec Marine Sanctuary has opened up more than one faultline in New Zealand politics.
The first faultline of course is within the governing coalition – and there, it splits more ways.
The obvious split is between National and its support partner the Maori Party. The
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Kermadec row opens up fault lines on both sides of politics
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