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New Zealand Doctor Seeks Reimbursement Amid U.S.-Israeli Conflict
4/2/2026
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Story summary
- Dr. Shane Dunphy, a New Zealand doctor, seeks reimbursement from the U.S. embassy for NZ$2,790.95 (US$1,597) in petrol costs.
- He ties the energy crisis to the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, complicating staff finances.
- He labeled U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions as starting an "avoidable war" and called the attack immoral.
- Dunphy urged others to invoice the embassy, but he doubts payment and argues the U.S. should be accountable.
