Gordon Campbell: On The Foreshore And Seabed Deal, And Gaza Blockade

The Maori Party seems to have won few immediate and tangible benefits from its long awaited deal on the foreshore and seabed – and nothing at all (beyond a cosmetic name change) from the position that was staked out recently by the government in its consultation document. More>>

Media Commentary

• Scoop Audio - It's Public Domain, Foreshore
• Kiwi FM - Scoop's Selwyn Manning on the Foreshore

Political Parties

• NZ Govt - Repeal of Foreshore and Seabed Act announced
• NZ Govt - PM On Foreshore and Seabed
• National Party in 2004 - Public Domain Bad, Crown Ownership Good
• Maori Party - Maori Party fulfils foreshore and seabed promise
• Maori Party last Friday - "We don't know if we can support this"
• Maori Party - Harawira on foreshore
• Labour - Deal Done To Save Face
• United Future - Landmark agreement welcomed
• Greens - Private ownership protected, Maori rights undermined
• NZ First - Foreshore and seabed sellout

Lobby Groups

• Iwi Leadership Forum - An enduring solution sought
• Centre For Political Research's Coastal Coalition - National’s ‘Public Domain’ Raw deal for non-Maori
• Auckland Chamber Of Commerce - Balancing foreshore interests critical

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