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    Iran's Natanz nuclear site has a problem involving its electrical distribution grid

    Iran's Natanz nuclear site has a problem involving its electrical distribution grid


    This came just hours after starting new advanced centrifuges that more quickly enrich uranium.

    It's the latest incident to strike one of Tehran's most-secure sites amid stalled negotiations over the tattered nuclear accord with world powers.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Switzerland can save its alpine villages. But should it? 8:47

     International:
    The Epstein files: Why the sex offender's brother and lawyer do not believe he took his own life 8:37

     International:
    Iran shows ballistic missiles and drones can wreak havoc across Middle East 8:17

     Accident and Emergency:
    One person's died in a single-vehicle crash in Paekakariki, on the Kapiti Coast 8:17

     Rugby League:
    Roger Tuivasa-Sheck claims the loss of club captain Mitch Barnett at the end of this NRL league season has become a bonding factor for this year's Warriors squad 8:07

     Business:
    Holes are being poked in an economic report claiming 383-million dollars would be generated for the economy from sand mining at Northland's Bream Bay 7:57

     Rugby:
    The Crusaders are struggling to understand how Chiefs prop Jared Proffit went unpunished for an alleged tip tackle off the ball on David Havili during Saturday's Super Rugby derby at Hamilton 7:57

     Basketball:
    ANBL basketball great Andrew Gaze believes Breakers assistant coach Judd Flavell deserves a promotion 7:47

     Motoring:
    A Coroner's ruled safer median barriers could have prevented three men dying in an Auckland crash 7:27

     Business:
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