🚨 THEY KNEW. THEN 311,257 TEENS GOT DOSE TWO. Government officials and Vaccine Ministers had been advised about the increased myocarditis risk following the second Covid shot in young people. The public wasn’t told. Then 311,257 New Zealand teenagers received dose two. That’s around 78% of the entire 12–17 age group. 🔥 MAKE THIS THE BIGGEST STORY IN THE COUNTRY. SHARE THIS VIDEO EVERYWHERE. 📌 Stay across this story: rcrdailynews.com 📖 The People’s Report: thepeoplesreport.co.nz 📖 The People’s Position: thepeoplesposition.co.nz

🌐 RCR.Media | "We'll see a lot of people who are definitely real be labeled as AI or potentially AI in order to control traffic and limit messaging." - Kit Knightly @kit_knightly, Editor of OffGuardian @OffGuardian0 What happens if an automated system can label a real person as AI and quietly restrict how far their message travels? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/kit-knigh…

🇦🇺 🌐 RCR.Media | "You can do more than just scream at the clouds." - Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic 🇦🇺 Antic tells Michael Arbon @arbsmichael political change comes from joining, organising and turning up, not just venting online. Are too many people frustrated with politics but unwilling to get involved? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/alex-anti…

🌐 RCR.Media | "That child can now be given transition resources." - Apostate Ari @ApostateAri, Detransitioner and Commentator From classroom affirmation to transition-related resources, Ari says the pathway can begin without parents knowing. How did schools get this much power over family decisions? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/apostate-…

🌐 RCR.Media | "We're going to pass a law and stop crime, make it illegal." - Matt Robson (Auckland barrister and former Minister), recalling Jim Anderton If "price gouging" is not clearly defined, is outlawing it really any more meaningful than announcing that crime itself is now illegal? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/don-brash…

🌐 RCR.Media | "The Kentucky Fried, McDonald's and the other solutions, and the boil up every day might sound like a good idea, but it's not good for the diet." - Winston Peters, Foreign Minister and NZ First Party Leader @winstonpeters @nzfirst Peters puts the focus squarely on everyday food choices. Are politicians too afraid to talk honestly about how diet is affecting New Zealand's health? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/winston-p…

🌐 RCR.Media | Some habits are harder to kick than others. 😂 What was the last “official line” you finally stopped swallowing? Get your daily fix: biteme.news

🇦🇺 🌐 RCR.Media | "If you see those in the same sentence at the same time, you know you're on a winner." - Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic, referring to the words "children" and "harm" 🇦🇺 Everyone wants children protected, but Antic says that very instinct can make broader controls easier to sell. How often should we look past the emotional language and examine the powers underneath? Michael Arbon @arbsmichael and Senator Antic discuss. 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/alex-anti…

🌐 RCR.Media | Could Australia’s Digital Duty of Care Threaten Free Speech? Michael Arbon @arbsmichael questions what happens when government takes greater control over online platforms — and whether “online safety” could come at the cost of free speech. Could protecting users mean restricting them? 📫 Look behind the headlines. Get RCR’s Bites FREE: BiteMe.news

🌐 RCR.Media | Is Politics Losing The Plot? Peter Williams takes aim at supermarket break-up plans, government-run groceries and the rising cost of food, arguing politicians may be overlooking a major driver: fuel costs. He also weighs in on the battle for the next Parliament. Is government intervention the answer? 📫 Look behind the headlines. Get RCR’s Bites FREE: BiteMe.news

🌐 RCR.Media | "New technologies... depreciate faster than a lot of physical stuff. And we think that you should be able to get the tax benefits of that." - Laura McClure, ACT Party List MP If businesses are being pushed to adopt AI and new digital tools, should the tax system catch up and recognise how quickly that technology loses value? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/laura-mcc…

🌐 RCR.Media | "What about the 9/11 money trail?" - James Corbett, Investigative Journalist Corbett says the financial activity surrounding 9/11 remains one of the most important avenues to examine. When major questions remain unresolved, should investigators always follow the money? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/james-cor…

🌐 RCR.Media | 🗳️ ELECTION 2026 With voting just weeks away, RCR has stepped up its Election 2026 coverage. 🇳🇿 📣 NZ First @NZFirst, ACT @ACTParty and National @NZNationalParty accepted our invitation to have a representative join us every week throughout the campaign and you can check out their interviews to date on our website. The same weekly invitation remains open to Labour @nzlabour, the Greens @NZGreens, Te Pāti Māori @Maori_Party, and The Opportunity Party @top_nz — including Chris Hipkins @chrishipkins, Chlöe Swarbrick @_chloeswarbrick, Marama Davidson @MaramaDavidson, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, Rawiri Waititi @Rawiri_Waititi and Qiulae Wong. Beyond those weekly conversations, we’ll also be inviting every other party contesting Election 2026 to come on RCR during the campaign — to make their case and explain how they intend to gain representation in Parliament. 🎙️ We’ll be inviting parties directly too — and asking the questions we think voters need answered. 📫 Look behind the headlines. Get RCR’s Bites FREE: BiteMe.news

🌐 RCR.Media | "We provided the food, the free lunch ourselves." - Winston Peters, Foreign Minister and NZ First Party Leader @winstonpeters @nzfirst Peters remembers school lunches being organised locally, with the community providing the food and students helping make it work. Have we replaced community responsibility with an expensive centralised system? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/winston-p…

🌐 RCR.Media | That face says: “Put it back.” 😂 What’s the RCR show you get grumpy about missing? Get your daily fix with Bites: biteme.news

🌐 RCR.Media | Riding Shotgun: More Packers or More Pughs Parliamentary standards, or political free-for-all? Rachel Stewart looks at Debbie Ngarewa-Packer’s latest controversy, Speaker Maureen Pugh’s handling of it, and whether respect for Parliament is rapidly disappearing. 🎥 Catch up on it all here: RCR.Media 📫 Look behind the headlines. Get RCR’s Bites FREE: BiteMe.news

🌐 RCR.Media | "For a centre-right party to propose breaking up a New Zealand-owned supermarket chain is just totally out of sync with their normal values." - Don Brash, Former Reserve Bank Governor Brash says National's supermarket break-up proposal cuts against its own economic instincts. Is forcing a break-up really the answer to high grocery prices? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/don-brash…

🌐 RCR.Media | LEAD STORY An AI agent accessed Australia’s Medicare statistics portal without authorisation—while governments push new powers to regulate what happens online. Under-16 bans. Digital Duty of Care. “Online safety”. How far will it go? 👇 Read the full story in today’s RCR Bites. rcr.media/news/1275/13563?sh…

🌐 RCR.Media | "Do you think you should be able to kill somebody who has a different opinion?" - Graham 'Hoody' Hood @ClubGrubbery 🇦🇺 Hoody says he was stunned by how many people answered yes. How did political disagreement reach a point where violence can even be entertained as an acceptable response? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/under-the…

🌐 RCR.Media | "Anonymity was used for millennia when the people had to push back against totalitarianism and despots." - Ivor Cummins, Irish Commentator @FatEmperor Ivor Cummins argues anonymity has historically protected people challenging those in power. If age verification makes anonymous speech increasingly difficult, what could be lost along with it? 🎥 Watch here: rcr.media/episodes/ivor-cumm…