NZ Urged to Reject Strait of Hormuz Role
Should New Zealand join a US-led mission in the Strait of Hormuz, or stay out of another Middle East conflict entirely?

Should New Zealand join a US-led mission in the Strait of Hormuz, or stay out of another Middle East conflict entirely?

Luxon’s rush toward the Iran war is raising more than political questions, it’s opening a debate about belief, judgement, and power.

250 years after rejecting a king, America is being warned it may be drifting back toward one.

The Greens are drawing a hard line: no support, no involvement, no war. Now Luxon has to answer.

Luxon wanted New Zealand to back the Iran war. Winston exposed it. Now the coalition looks like it’s tearing itself apart.

Trump’s Iran war is blowing out in cost and chaos, and may end up strengthening the very regime it was meant to crush.

Washington clutches its pearls over gunfire at a media gala while the real violence in Gaza, Iran and at the petrol pump keeps escalating.

Markets are acting like the Iran crisis will blow over. If Hormuz closes, that fantasy could end in inflation, fuel shortages and recession.

Trump’s blunder into Iran may be the worst geopolitical mistake since Vietnam — and Kiwi drivers will pay for it this weekend.

He says the Strait is open. Iran says no. The world watches a superpower stumble into chaos — and we all pay the price.