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This week on Spin Cycle with William McGimpsey we analyse the Royal Commission’s Phase 1 Covid Report, puberty blockers, fluoride, farm forestry conversions, the sinking of the Manawanui, and indigenous autonomy.

This week on Spin Cycle with William McGimpsey we reviewed the Royal Commission’s Phase 1 Covid Report and the Australian social media bill, Jonathan Ayling from FSU responded to the Association of Psychotherapists Aotearoa New Zealand (APANZ) [...]

This week William analyses what’s driving the Hikoi, as well as examining Brian Tamaki’s case, Phase 2 of the Covid inquiry and the Ministry of Health’s updated puberty blockers evidence brief.

This week, William examines the big bust up in Parliament over the Treaty Principles Bill as well as the vital issues of free speech and the debate over colonialism.

This week, William examined Donald Trump’s historic victory in the US Presidential Election, perused free speech issues, and discussed the war on farmers.

This week, William examined regulatory overreach in the farming sector, the Candace Owens ban from Australia, the problems at Wellington City Council, the political persecution of Brian Tamaki, the issue of Judicial Supremacy, the fight against fluoride [...]

This week, William recapped the biggest political stories for October - including the US election, the Middle East conflict, the release of census data at home, and the debate over energy, infrastructure and economic development. [...]

This week, William is thinking big… recapping some of the big ideas that emerged from New Zealand First’s annual conference, discussing the demise of The Disinformation Project, and critiquing the court decisions around diffuse discharges in Environment [...]

In this week’s Spin Cycle, we go deep into the economy, as New Zealand’s living standards continue to backslide. We add in some of the big contentious issues for the week; economic growth vs protecting the environment, needs [...]

RCR Host of The Spin Cycle, William McGimpsey, dropped by to share concerns around the 2023 Census data released by Stats NZ earlier this month, and how Stats NZ is getting it wrong. For more info, and to [...]