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Despite the health system being one of the major and most electorally sensitive issues of public (and voter) concern in…

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Another ferry gone. Another warning ignored. The Aratere’s removal exposes just how fragile New Zealand’s supply chain has become.

This was the warning. When the Aratere went down, the cracks in New Zealand’s supply chain were already visible — we just chose to ignore them.

Critics argue global free-market networks like Atlas influence deregulation debates in New Zealand. What the Regulatory Standards Bill could mean.

All talk, no plan. The Government’s ferry announcement leaves more questions than answers — and New Zealand’s supply chain hanging.

The public already chose. Rail-enabled, publicly owned ferries — not privatisation, not downgrade. So why wasn’t anyone listening?