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The Interislander ferry Aratere approaching the entrance to Wellington Harbour after crossing Cook Strait on the final ferry sailing of the day, due to large swells. 12 July  2017 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Mark Mitchell

Gordon Campbell on the government’s ongoing ferries disaster

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