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    US copied Iran's Shahed drones — now they are deployed in the Middle East
    NZSE40 - Past 30 Days
     24 January 2026
    The US copied Iran's Shahed 136 drone. Now, as Donald Trump threatens military action against the regime, analysts say the US could soon use Iran's weapons technology against it.
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    An expectation the official cash rate will be held steady as inflation is higher than expected
    23 Jan: An expectation the official cash rate will be held steady as inflation is higher than expected... more
    Queensland crocodile capture rates double as removal zones expand
    23 Jan: More crocodiles are going to commercial farms and zoos following a step-up in removals from the wild.... more
    Dairy farmers could be in an earlier-than-expected pay day
    23 Jan: Dairy farmers could be in an earlier-than-expected pay day... more
    We could see our interest rates rise sooner than we hoping for, after the latest increase in inflation
    23 Jan: We could see our interest rates rise sooner than we hoping for, after the latest increase in inflation... more
    Inflation's risen again - and is now back above the Reserve Bank's target range
    23 Jan: Inflation's risen again - and is now back above the Reserve Bank's target range... more
    Digital ‘tokenisation’ is reshaping the global financial industry. Is NZ ready?
    23 Jan: Tokenisation works by converting real assets into tradeable digital tokens. But New Zealand’s regulatory uncertainty risks investment billions migrating offshore.... more
    New Zealand's tourism rebound continues to gain pace
    23 Jan: New Zealand's tourism rebound continues to gain pace... more
    The Reserve Bank isn't expected to change its course - despite inflation remaining higher for longer
    23 Jan: The Reserve Bank isn't expected to change its course - despite inflation remaining higher for longer... more
    It's thought a shift in how young people invest - is altering the housing market
    22 Jan: It's thought a shift in how young people invest - is altering the housing market... more

     Most Popular Recent Business News
     02 Jan: Authorities are working to get to the bottom of a major cyber security breach which may have exposed the personal health data of tens of thousands of Kiwis +++++++++++++++++++++++++
     01 Jan: Hopes the new vocational education model kicking in from today will put industry in the driver's seat +++++++++++++++++++++++
     04 Jan: Cautious optimism from tech experts, in the wake of this week's ManageMyHealth cyber attack ++++++++++++++++++++
     03 Jan: The operators of patient portal Manage My Health are assuring users it systems are secure ++++++++++++++++++++
     05 Jan: Hopes the ASB Tennis Classic will be the first of many strong events on the Auckland calendar +++++++++++++++++++
     26 Dec: Retailers have their last push of the year - as Kiwis hit the shops for Boxing Day sales +++++++++++++++
     01 Jan: New agreements take effect today - for a strategic coal reserve stockpile at Huntly Power Station +++++++++++++

     Business NewsLinks
      24 Jan: Intel now faces a chip shortage at the worst possible time (PC World)
      24 Jan: Is ai killing laptop upgradeability? (PC World)
      23 Jan: Ai agents race ahead of governance, security & trust (ITBrief)
      23 Jan: Learning marketplace preply raises $150 million to fuel global ai push (ITBrief)
      23 Jan: A microsoft office lifetime license now costs less than a single year of microsoft 365 (PC World)
      23 Jan: Tiktok closes deal to split us app from global business. here's what to know (BBCWorld)
      23 Jan: Fonterra expects to wrap up mainland group sale in the first quarter (RadioNZ)
      23 Jan: Microsoft’s workaround for classic outlook issues after windows 11 update (PC World)
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     Today's News

    Environment:
    MetService has issued watches for rain and wind 21:56

    Law and Order:
    An 18 year-old has been arrested and charged in relation to a spate of burglaries last night in Cambridge 21:16

    Tennis:
    Despite battling cramp on a sweltering day seven of the Australian tennis Open, reigning back-to-back men's champion Jannik Sinner is in the box seat to progress to the fourth round 18:56

    Politics:
    Two women believed to have been killed in the Mount Maunganui campground landslide were friends 18:36

    International:
    US looks to South Korea to take 'primary responsibility' in monitoring Kim Jong Un and North Korea 18:16

    Law and Order:
    Pakuranga College is paying tribute to two of its students caught in the Mount Maunganui landslide 18:06

    Rugby:
    Olympian Sam Tanner has records in his sights ahead of this evening's mile race at Cooks Gardens in Whanganui 17:46

    Law and Order:
    Police have released the full list pf names of the six people unaccounted for following the landslide at the Mount Maunganui Campground on Thursday 17:26

    Lower South Island:
    Southland rider Josh Burnett has banked his third career win in cycling's Tour of Southland, finishing safely in the peloton to take the overall title by 10 seconds from Cambridge's Matthew Wilson 17:06

    International:
    Human remains found as New Zealand landslide search moves to recovery 16:56

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