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Brent crude surpassed $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict intensified.
Peter Nathan joins Comvita’s board after 14 years helping build a2 Milk’s success.
US President Donald Trump said a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia depends on the kingdom.
Auckland Airport must now hold 24 days of jet fuel in reserve.
Flights from Tehran remain limited and Iran’s airspace may close without warning.
The rebel group had issued a warning to international shipping leading up to the attacks.
A US missile struck Iran’s Larak island after renewed fighting in the strait.
US and Iranian strikes have been reported across multiple cities in the region.
Washington Post: The Pentagon is facing an urgent budget shortfall, sources say.
Houthi rebels threatened to blockade Saudi ports, risking global oil disruption.
Washington Post: The disclosure comes after 3 US troops were killed in a strike on Jordan.
American spy agency analysts say Iran's regime will weather all blows in a bid to survive.
The US military released details of two US Army personnel killed in action in Jordan.
Under new legislation, citizens could be charged with co-operating with 'hostile states'.
Whanganui–Auckland air link returns but rising fuel keeps pressure on.
Fertiliser prices for dairy farmers are expected to increase by about 43%.
The fresh rounds of violence came after the US announced three new US military fatalities.
Washington Post: Planning is underway for a "wider war", said one US official.
A US service member died during the detonation of a downed Iranian drone in Northern Iraq.
Iran responded with attacks on US bases in Kuwait and further attacks in Jordan.
Several others have been injured in the attack on a military base.
The US has not commented on Iranian reports of strikes on bridges, rail and an airport.
Washington Post: The US president's overall approval rating stands at 37%.
The always-shaky peace agreement is now gone as the two sides launch attacks.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they targeted the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.
The President said Middle East leaders had contacted him to rethink his toll idea.
It gives the Pentagon another 60 days to operate in the region without Congress' approval.
The US President's comments came after new strikes and heightened tensions in the region.