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Global vaccine inequality biggest threat to losing hermit kingdom status

OPINION: Unless we help address low vaccination rates in Africa, we may yet have further lockdowns.

In September last year, Sir John Key said it was time to stop being a “smug hermit kingdom” because it wasn’t doing us any favours.

It triggered furious head-nodding and a theoretical standing ovation from those who resented the state’s increasing control over their lives, and it caused

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