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Rollercoaster ride for drone warfare shares on the ASX

ANALYSIS: Their companies have performed spectacularly on ASX over the past year, and shares surged when shooting war started in Iran. A big sell-off, however, leaves a question mark over whether 2026 will be the ‘year of the drone’.

Lachlan Colquhoun Mon, 30 Mar 2026

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ANALYSIS: Voting is a key part of New Zealand’s democracy, but you should not underestimate the pressure that puts on politicians vying for our votes.

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ANALYSIS: Differences between Labour, the Greens, and Te Pāti Māori more a matter of degree.

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The compromises needed in a centre-right government

ANALYSIS: National and Act would prefer to govern together, without needing New Zealand First’s help.

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Higher bond yields are a challenge for US equity valuations

ANALYSIS: For most of history, the earnings yield on the US equity market has been higher than US Treasury bond yields.

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What voting for the different parties might mean for policy

ANALYSIS: Doubts still remain about National’s tax policy and Labour’s plan to take GST off fruit and vegetables.

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Residential builders park their cranes as downturn settles in

ANALYSIS: The brakes are on for the housing construction sector, but it’s way too soon to shout about shortages.

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Covid, debates, political violence, fearmongering and hysteria

ANALYSIS: Political violence, or the threat of it, has reared its head during the campaign.

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The FMA needs a Nido batphone

ANALYSIS: Regulatory documents released under the Official Information Act point to a lack of investigative vigour.

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