NEWS
The Government tags $11 million improving top tourist spots like Aoraki Mount Cook and $19 million for pest control & biodiversity efforts. Google breaches name suppression laws, and South Taranaki to advocate for Māori wards ahead of a referendum.
Overseas, Austria faces an ISIS-linked stabbing, Australia bans foreign home buyers, and US-Russia talks on Ukraine begin tomorrow. UK PM advises may send troops. Here, Luxon is open to NZ peacekeepers.
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ANALYSIS
Brian Tamaki’s Man Up protest at a Drag Time Story event in an Auckland library condemned as intimidation by critics, including the Free Speech Union. While ACT Leader David Seymour slams delays in genetic innovation, saying New Zealand is “playing catch-up” after letting “loonies” dominate the debate.
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New on the app: Rodney Hide interviews Brian Tamaki on the Auckland Pride Parade disruption and children’s library protest. The Brennan Barometer questions whether these actions push back or fuel division, while Mary Byrne from Fluoride Free NZ discusses the fluoride debate and calls for a public inquiry.
Tim Wilms reports on Australia’s racism and hate speech issues. The Rural Report explores AgriZero’s methane-reduction tech, and Rodney’s Reflections examines a shift in schools from education to indoctrination.
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NEWS
The Government tags $11 million improving top tourist spots like Aoraki Mount Cook and $19 million for pest control & biodiversity efforts. Google breaches name suppression laws, and South Taranaki to advocate for Māori wards ahead of a referendum.
Overseas, Austria faces an ISIS-linked stabbing, Australia bans foreign home buyers, and US-Russia talks on Ukraine begin tomorrow. UK PM advises may send troops. Here, Luxon is open to NZ peacekeepers.
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
Brian Tamaki’s Man Up protest at a Drag Time Story event in an Auckland library condemned as intimidation by critics, including the Free Speech Union. While ACT Leader David Seymour slams delays in genetic innovation, saying New Zealand is “playing catch-up” after letting “loonies” dominate the debate.
THE SIGNPOST
Missed Sunday’s RCR Tips & Tricks webinar? Find out all you need to know to get the most out of RCR 2.0
New on the app: Rodney Hide interviews Brian Tamaki on the Auckland Pride Parade disruption and children’s library protest. The Brennan Barometer questions whether these actions push back or fuel division, while Mary Byrne from Fluoride Free NZ discusses the fluoride debate and calls for a public inquiry.
Tim Wilms reports on Australia’s racism and hate speech issues. The Rural Report explores AgriZero’s methane-reduction tech, and Rodney’s Reflections examines a shift in schools from education to indoctrination.
We love your feedback! Share your thoughts on the latest content via text (2057) or email to [email protected].