Over in Australia, fuel prices have surged, sparking debate over whether fuel needs to be rationed as the Middle East crisis continues.

Prime Minister Albanese has reassured consumers that petrol and diesel supplies remain unchanged and there's no need for anyone to engage in panic buying.

Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says farmers are concerned about the fuel shortages ahead of the busy season.

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Over in Australia, fuel prices have surged, sparking debate over whether fuel needs to be rationed as the Middle East crisis continues.
Prime Minister Albanese has reassured consumers that petrol and diesel supplies remain unchanged and there's no need for anyone to engage in panic buying.
Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says farmers are concerned about the fuel shortages ahead of the busy season.
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on the concerns that fuel stockpilers will create shortages

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The conflict in the Middle East has entered its third week and there's concerns about what it could do to the markets.

Iran's still restricting movement through the shipping strategic choke-point as part of its retaliation for the relentless bombing by the US and Israel.

Harbour Asset Management expert Shane Solly explained further.

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The conflict in the Middle East has entered its third week and there's concerns about what it could do to the markets.
Iran's still restricting movement through the shipping strategic choke-point as part of its retaliation for the relentless bombing by the US and Israel.
Harbour Asset Management expert Shane Solly explained further.
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management expert on the market reactions to the third week of the Iran conflict

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Tonight on The Huddle, Phil O'Reilly from Iron Duke Partners and Child Fund CEO Josie Pagani joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! 

Protesters gathered outside Wellington's High Court today, as a lawyers' group challenges Government climate moves. Do we think this is an over-reaction?

As the crisis in the Middle East continues and concerns about fuel prices mount, Nicola Willis held a 1pm press conference to talk about the Government's plans. What did we make of this? 

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Tonight on The Huddle, Phil O'Reilly from Iron Duke Partners and Child Fund CEO Josie Pagani joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!&nbsp;
Protesters gathered outside Wellington's High Court today, as a lawyers' group challenges Government climate moves. Do we think this is an over-reaction?
As the crisis in the Middle East continues and concerns about fuel prices mount, Nicola Willis held a 1pm press conference to talk about the Government's plans. What did we make of this?&nbsp;
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The Huddle: Is the Government doing the right thing?

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Protesters gathered outside Wellington's High Court today, as a lawyers' group challenges the Government's climate moves. 

Lawyers for Climate Action alleges the Government's emissions reduction plan doesn't add up - and wants the Court to order it back to the drawing board. 

Executive director Jessica Palairet says this is the first case of its kind in New Zealand. 

"These kinds of challenges have actually happened all around the world. So in the UK, the Government was challenged two times on its plan and had to go back two times and do a better job." 

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Protesters gathered outside Wellington's High Court today, as a lawyers' group challenges the Government's climate moves.&nbsp;
Lawyers for Climate Action alleges the Government's emissions reduction plan doesn't add up - and wants the Court to order it back to the drawing board.&nbsp;
Executive director Jessica Palairet says this is the first case of its kind in New Zealand.&nbsp;
"These kinds of challenges have actually happened all around the world. So in the UK, the Government was challenged two times on its plan and had to go back two times and do a better job."&nbsp;
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Jessica Palairet: Lawyers for Climate Action NZ executive director on the backlash to the Govt's emissions reduction plan

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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on the concerns that fuel stockpilers will create shortages

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