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Residents missed Israel's X evacuation alerts after internet access was cut.

Friedrich Merz arrives with little fanfare as Germany boosts Nato defence spend.

The US and Israel deny striking the school as the Pentagon investigates.

Maga allies like Megyn Kelly accused Trump of making Americans die for Israel.

HMS Duncan and its 200-strong crew are expected to reach Cyprus within a week.

OPINION: New Zealand should list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorists.

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Some Kiwis reported feeling 'quite panicked' that the site was not working.

The council said the flag was raised to mark AmeriCARna, a US car event.

OPINION: Why keeping a cool head matters when fear is priced in.

Experts warn a spot-market LNG strategy could expose New Zealand to price shocks.

She used the session to highlight children in conflict while war with Iran rages.

The Prime Minister clarified comments he made in Monday's post-Cabinet press conference.

Four powerful explosions were heard after midnight local time in Tehran.

Mare Haimona-Riki sheltered his whānau in an underground bunker in Dubai.

Oil has jumped nearly 8%, with diesel prices surging about 17% worldwide.

Killing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has left Iran’s future power structure unclear.

Kiwi-Iranian Forough Amin tells Herald NOW she is hopeful of an accelerated collapse of the Iranian regime. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

UK legal advice warned using Diego Garcia for US strikes risked illegality.

OPINION: Yet another display of power backed by Western allies.

'The strikes continue, their intensity will increase.'

Nearly all New Zealand red meat exports to Arab states transit the Strait of Hormuz.

MFAT now has 'do not travel' warnings for almost every country in the region.

Vance watched the Iran strikes from the Situation Room, not Mar-a-Lago.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says Canberra is banking on commercial flights restarting.

Events in the Middle East have the potential to threaten New Zealand's economic recovery.

New York Times opinion: Gallup has tracked US views of the Mideast conflict for 25 years.

The pair are sheltering at a home south of Business Bay, about 7km from an air base.

NZ condemned Iran's retaliation but stayed silent on the initial strikes.