The Fight for Free Press
RCR 360 explores the growing distrust in mainstream media, exposing its bias, government influence, and lack of balanced reporting. Alistair Harding and Maree Buscke dive into the collapse of media trust in New Zealand, linking it to censorship, the Public Interest Journalism Fund, and selective reporting—especially during COVID-19.
This episode also uncovers the Global Censorship Industrial Complex with Twitter Files insider Andrew Lowenthal, revealing the deep ties between governments, Big Tech, and media in a worldwide effort to control information. Meanwhile, retired judge David Harvey unpacks NZ’s proposed media regulations, questioning whether the rules are being made up as they go—and what this could mean for independent media like RCR.
With citizen journalism on the rise, the conversation asks: Can trust in news be restored? And how might media regulation evolve in a rapidly changing landscape?
Don’t miss this critical discussion—tune in now!
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The Fight for Free Press
RCR 360 explores the growing distrust in mainstream media, exposing its bias, government influence, and lack of balanced reporting. Alistair Harding and Maree Buscke dive into the collapse of media trust in New Zealand, linking it to censorship, the Public Interest Journalism Fund, and selective reporting—especially during COVID-19.
This episode also uncovers the Global Censorship Industrial Complex with Twitter Files insider Andrew Lowenthal, revealing the deep ties between governments, Big Tech, and media in a worldwide effort to control information. Meanwhile, retired judge David Harvey unpacks NZ’s proposed media regulations, questioning whether the rules are being made up as they go—and what this could mean for independent media like RCR.
With citizen journalism on the rise, the conversation asks: Can trust in news be restored? And how might media regulation evolve in a rapidly changing landscape?
Don’t miss this critical discussion—tune in now!