
'Increased materially': Analysts reveal how much Air NZ has raised its fares
Analysts say Air NZ is likely to lose more than $200 million this year, before recovering.
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US ships may seize Chinese or Russian vessels that keep trading with Iran.
Kiwibank economists say hiking the OCR too soon could risk another recession.
At least two tankers have turned around after approaching the Strait of Hormuz.
Crude prices are soaring, pushing inflation up and sending shivers across global economy.
Hip young travellers rank NZ among world's best, but distant war could derail rebound.
Local states of emergency are being revoked while some highways remain blocked.
The update shows the level of supply following the long Easter weekend.
The PM says oil importers are confident about orders past mid-May.
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The money will be spread across the racing industry including owners and clubs.
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The demand puts Europe on another collision course with the US.
Hawke's Bay Airport will lose 61 return flights compared with its usual schedule.
Police say two men in a light truck filled a fuel trailer, fuel pod and drums.
A Northland economist says the region will be hit harder than most by soaring fuel prices.
New report shows how car-dependent New Zealanders are.
Ceasefire agreement tested after Iran closed Strait of Hormuz.
The talks follow a fragile two-week ceasefire agreed between the US and Iran.
Worldline NZ processed $3.98b in March, just 0.5% higher than March 2025.
New York Times: All told, 10% or more of the world’s oil supply has been turned off.
Feds' dairy chair Karl Dean says late drops are already affecting vital stock water pumps.
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Reacting too fast can backfire for airlines, but doing nothing may not be a viable option.
OPINION: Charities report families are now choosing between food and fuel as prices rise.
Iran had earlier rejected a US ceasefire plan and instead offered a 10-point deal.