Iran's Revolutionary Guard warned that vessels “violating” its designated routes would be pursued and "punished" anywhere in the region, as maritime agencies reported two further strikes on commercial ships in the Persian Gulf.
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Otago University scientists believe it could offer a cost-effective alternative, after successful trials overseas.
It was "deeply troubling that further harm may have occurred in some instances after that first report was made", police say.
Luxon has repeatedly said National would not work with Opportunity, even if he needs its support to form a government.
Meanwhile, NZ First is promising to ban fireworks and ACT wants agriculture back on the curriculum.
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