Trump warns US 'locked and loaded', Iran 'ready for war'
Iran says it's ready for 'fully-fledged war', saying US bases in reach of its missiles.
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Attack on Saudi oil sites raises risks amid US-Iran tension
Images from satellite photo show at least 19 points of impact at the Saudi sites.
Pain at the pump: Prices could reach $3 a litre in NZ
Whether the attacks have a short or long term disruption will determine its impact.
Saudi Arabia weighs damage at key oil sites after attacks
The attacks may have knocked out half of the kingdom's oil output for days or more.
Drones attack world's largest oil processing plant in Saudi Arabia
The glowing flames could be seen for miles.
Six flags to set three records with worlds fastest coaster
The Texan theme park famous for big-thrill roller coasters has thrown down the gauntlet.
Mum loses custody of her daughter for being 'too Western'
Woman who had her Instagram posts used against her in court has been slammed by a judge.
Racing: Saudi Arabia announces world's richest race
The race will be free to enter and free to run in.
Hajj trip may help Christchurch mosque victims heal
After coming so close to death five months ago, Temel Atacocugu feels he's been "reborn."
'More robots than humans': Saudi prince's $500 billion megacity
Two years after Mohammed bin Salman announced the megacity, construction is beginning.
Why Mohammed bin Salman is the new Saddam Hussein
The United States is making the same mistakes with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince.
Investigator: Saudi Arabia should not host G-20
Investigator suggests "stripping hosting rights" following the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
Trump says he is 'very angry' over murder of columnist Jamal Khashoggi but again defends Saudi crown prince
Trump has consistently minimised the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Saudi crown prince feted at G20 despite criticism elsewhere
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has received a lavish reception at G-20 summit.
Saudi Arabia granted women the right to drive. A year on, it's still complicated
New York Times: Despite renewed freedom on the road, women are still bound by strict laws.
Trump shrugs off killing of Khashoggi by Saudi agents
New York Times: Trump shrugged off the brutal dismembering days after UN report released.
Jamal Khashoggi's horrific death: 'Joints will be separated. It is not a problem'
New report brings grisly case of Saudi journalist's death back into spotlight.
Parliament marks Ramadan in shadow of Chch terror attack
Great food and hearty laughter ends Islamic day of fasting.
'Palace of Terror': Kidnapped sister 'beaten black and blue'
Imprisoned women's rights activist horrifically tortured in "Palace of Terror".
Baby's tragic final moments on AirAsia flight
A plane passenger has described the tragic moment a baby "took her last breath".
NZ timber exporter Sequal signs big Saudi deal
The deal was signed in November and would move to its next level this year.
The company twice as profitable as Apple that you've probably never heard of
A rare glimpse inside the finances of this company reveals just how profitable it is.
Comment: Trump's been tougher on Russia than Obama
Comment: Trump and his administration clearly have been tough on Russia.
The app more popular than Facebook and Uber in Saudi Arabia
The app allows Saudis to bargain like they would in a traditional market.
Massacre victim's mother dies of heart attack
Mother who travelled from Jordan for Christchurch massacre funeral dies of heart attack
Wife suffers heart attack in desperate search for husband killed in mosque attack
Mohsin Al-Harbi is the only victim who survived the initial attack but died in hospital.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Immigration priority for families of victims
Head of Immigration says agency doing all it can to support those affected.
Saudi Crown Prince's disturbing phone call before Khashoggi's death
Secret phone calls reveal a threat the Saudi Crown Prince made before Khashoggi's death.
Hosking: Why shouldn't Ryan Fox and Mariah Carey work in Saudi Arabia?
COMMENT: You can't expect sports stars and singers to conduct international diplomacy.
Foreigner flight causes upheaval in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Government has imposed fees on the dependents of expatriate workers.
Golf: Money helps golfers turn a blind eye to atrocities
We can't lambast players competing for Arabian riches when UK and US turn blind eye.
Saudi Arabia's crackdown on dissidents may hinder tourism plans
The killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi could make Saudi Arabian tourism a harder sell.
Woman who fled Saudi Arabia reaches her new home in Canada
Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun has been granted asylum in Canada.
Saudi teen thrown lifeline by Australia
Aussie govt has offered a ray of hope to the Saudi teen fleeing her "abusive" family.