The article reports on the political transition following Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's departure to Samoa, including the continuation of key policy positions and government responses to international issues.
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News of the world and winners in 90. Uh they're all involved as far as the game, and we have literally no details. So Iran got back. They were due on Friday, they got back in the last couple of hours anyway. We have no idea what they've said, but Qatar's involved, China's involved, and of course Pakistan's involved, so we'll keep you. But in related matters, I note overnight, Saudi Aramco, who do a bit of oil. Uh Q1 net incomes up by 26%, 34% quarter on quarter. That East West pipeline that they're running. That's running at max seven million barrels a day. So adjusted net income of just the 33.6 billion dollars. So it is still in an odd way, a good business to be in. Twelve past six. So what do you think?
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