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Lyttelton Port . . . controversial DP World-backed Tonui Consortium proposal rejected
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Iranian and Palestinian flags at a New Zealand rally against the war on Iran and the Gaza genocide
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The world spent 40 years building an oil reserves shock absorber for exactly this war
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Look at this image. The thin white lines are what remains of the world’s most important oil artery - the Strait of Hormuz
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Operation Earnest Will, 1987, when the US Navy escorted Kuwaiti oil tankers for free
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The United States bombed Iran over a toll
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The Strait of Hormuz is not governed from Washington, or even from Tehran. It is governed from London
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A TPNPB resistance fighter stands guard on the charred aircraft remains
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Nouméa bus operator Tanéo
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An Iran-China freight train
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Al Jazeera journalist Tohid Asadi
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The New Caledonian freighter MV Karaka
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Uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz
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US President Donald Trump (left) and Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei
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Chinese oil supplies from Iran in Washington's sights
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US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz begins
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An ATR-72 aircraft from Air Calédonie
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An oil tanker docked at the Port of Lyttelton, New Zealand
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The Iranian Red Crescent reports US and Israeli attacks on areas close to medical and humanitarian facilities
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The Cook Islands Maritime Authority says the Bertha is deceptively continuing to use Cook Islands Identifiers
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A Goundar Shipping vessel
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Solomon Islands passports
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