The article argues that New Zealand's nuclear-free policy can withstand debate if it remains grounded in national principles and public support.
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Why do you think that's a good thing? But it seems like the Prime Minister. Why? Why do we need to why do we have to have a rule against new creep nuclear propulsion on ships? What do you think's gonna happen?
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concerned about lack of alignment with national values
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