NEWS
A proposed media regulation overhaul could extend Broadcasting Standards to all outlets, including RCR, sparking censorship concerns.
Trade Minister Todd McClay downplayed the impact of new US steel and aluminium tariffs, while Kaipara District Council seeks costs over a failed Māori ward challenge. MP Takuta Ferris must apologise for breaching conduct rules. Ukraine’s proposed territorial swap with Russia was rejected, and despite increased funding, UK public health productivity remains low.
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ANALYSIS
Over a year into Christopher Luxon’s leadership, the economy remains in recession, with GDP shrinking for two consecutive quarters and government spending still soaring. Despite inheriting a financial mess, Nicola Willis has increased record spending.
Meanwhile, the government’s strict carbon targets are squeezing the primary sector, risking economic growth and living standards.
THE SIGNPOST
Episode 2 of RCR 360 premieres tonight at 8pm, unpacking the Gene Technology Bill ahead of the 17 February feedback deadline. Head to www.GeneTechGamble.co.nz for a free action pack and have your say.
Paul Brennan speaks with Professor Rob McCulloch, who slams the Active Investor Plus visa as a “con job”; Media Matters dives into media bias, USAID revelations, and Luxon’s critics, while Lindsay Perigo joins Paul Brennan to tackle politics, Trump, and Musk, while down on Kiwi Farm, Oinky Lux faces rejection.
Catch all interviews on the RCR app, now with seamless audio playback!
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NEWS
A proposed media regulation overhaul could extend Broadcasting Standards to all outlets, including RCR, sparking censorship concerns.
Trade Minister Todd McClay downplayed the impact of new US steel and aluminium tariffs, while Kaipara District Council seeks costs over a failed Māori ward challenge. MP Takuta Ferris must apologise for breaching conduct rules. Ukraine’s proposed territorial swap with Russia was rejected, and despite increased funding, UK public health productivity remains low.
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
Over a year into Christopher Luxon’s leadership, the economy remains in recession, with GDP shrinking for two consecutive quarters and government spending still soaring. Despite inheriting a financial mess, Nicola Willis has increased record spending.
Meanwhile, the government’s strict carbon targets are squeezing the primary sector, risking economic growth and living standards.
THE SIGNPOST
Episode 2 of RCR 360 premieres tonight at 8pm, unpacking the Gene Technology Bill ahead of the 17 February feedback deadline. Head to www.GeneTechGamble.co.nz for a free action pack and have your say.
Paul Brennan speaks with Professor Rob McCulloch, who slams the Active Investor Plus visa as a “con job”; Media Matters dives into media bias, USAID revelations, and Luxon’s critics, while Lindsay Perigo joins Paul Brennan to tackle politics, Trump, and Musk, while down on Kiwi Farm, Oinky Lux faces rejection.
Catch all interviews on the RCR app, now with seamless audio playback!