Plate boundary tectonics, global sea-level changes and the development of the eastern South Island continental margin, New Zealand, Southwest Pacific: ‘The existence of the widely acclaimed Vail (sea-level) curves seems to be encouraging a circularity in arguments about local correlation … and is certainly discouraging attempts to investigate local departures from the so-called global standard’. (Miall, 1986, p.131)

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