History of New Zealand
The 1987 political crisis in New Zealand refers to a significant period of political instability that culminated in the sudden and controversial decision by Prime Minister David Lange's government to hold a snap election. This crisis arose amidst growing tensions between the Labour Party and its coalition partners, as well as discontent over economic policies, which ultimately transformed the political landscape and affected the nation’s relationship with Pacific Island communities.
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