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Ukraine agrees to a 30-day ceasefire, PM Christopher Luxon considers scrapping DEI policies in the public service. Billionaire Jim Grenon shakes-up NZME’s Board, Australia’s Covid-19 policies get slammed, and armed militants hold 450 hostages on a train in Pakistan.
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ANALYSIS
Winston Peters talks DEI madness with Paul Brennan and William McGimpsey discusses the defunding of John Tamihere’s Whānau Ora agency over serious conflicts of interest and blurred lines between political and non-political activities.
THE SIGNPOST
Fresh on RCR: Paul Brennan speaks with Deputy PM Winston Peters on rolling back DEI policies, while Professor Grant Schofield launches a petition calling for urgent health reforms, and Sarah Henderson breaks down the Midwifery Council’s revised guidelines and urges immediate action. Please visit the Midwifery Council, to provide feedback.
On Money Talks, Simon Angelo argues New Zealand needs bold leadership and a new industry to rebuild wealth. And Rodney Hide reveals how Alana Savage’s weight loss programme helped him shed 15kg effortlessly—no dieting or willpower needed!
Tomorrow at 8pm on RCR360, Alistair Harding & Maree Buscke dive into digital manipulation, as the Privacy Commissioner considers a Biometrics Privacy Code—feedback for this closes Friday 14 March! So get the facts here or the Biometrics & Privacy Webinar with Steven Sykes, Paul Brennan and Maree Buscke and have your say at Privacy.org.nz
And for wine lovers—Marlborough Wine Ltd (MWL) has an exclusive deal for Foundation Club Members – check your Bites email. For everyone else, use RCR15 for 15% off all orders and get free shipping when you order 2 x RCR mixed cases
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NEWS
Ukraine agrees to a 30-day ceasefire, PM Christopher Luxon considers scrapping DEI policies in the public service. Billionaire Jim Grenon shakes-up NZME’s Board, Australia’s Covid-19 policies get slammed, and armed militants hold 450 hostages on a train in Pakistan.
Don't miss out—sign up now for your free trial of RCR Bites News and get essential, no-nonsense news delivered straight to your inbox every weekday!
ANALYSIS
Winston Peters talks DEI madness with Paul Brennan and William McGimpsey discusses the defunding of John Tamihere’s Whānau Ora agency over serious conflicts of interest and blurred lines between political and non-political activities.
THE SIGNPOST
Fresh on RCR: Paul Brennan speaks with Deputy PM Winston Peters on rolling back DEI policies, while Professor Grant Schofield launches a petition calling for urgent health reforms, and Sarah Henderson breaks down the Midwifery Council’s revised guidelines and urges immediate action. Please visit the Midwifery Council, to provide feedback.
On Money Talks, Simon Angelo argues New Zealand needs bold leadership and a new industry to rebuild wealth. And Rodney Hide reveals how Alana Savage’s weight loss programme helped him shed 15kg effortlessly—no dieting or willpower needed!
Tomorrow at 8pm on RCR360, Alistair Harding & Maree Buscke dive into digital manipulation, as the Privacy Commissioner considers a Biometrics Privacy Code—feedback for this closes Friday 14 March! So get the facts here or the Biometrics & Privacy Webinar with Steven Sykes, Paul Brennan and Maree Buscke and have your say at Privacy.org.nz
And for wine lovers—Marlborough Wine Ltd (MWL) has an exclusive deal for Foundation Club Members – check your Bites email. For everyone else, use RCR15 for 15% off all orders and get free shipping when you order 2 x RCR mixed cases