"On the one hand, they want to position themselves as being on the side of Indigenous rights, and on the other hand, they also want to position themselves as being on the side of large scale immigration and multiculturalism and diversity and everything that goes along with that."

William McGimpsey returns to The Dialogue with The Weekly Roundup, commenting on the UK Election, Israeli Defence Force failures in the 7 October attack, the government's consideration of an AUKUS deal and what it means for New Zealand, and more.

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"The most ridiculous recent example is that an Indigenous academic, Dr. Jodi Edwards, she has got a $300,000 Commonwealth Research Grant from the Albanese Government to get this, explore how Indigenous songlines have protected whales and dolphins over hundreds of years."

The Wilms Report: On nuclear warfare, indigenous song lines and wildlife preservation research, truth-telling sessions, Tucker Carlson in Oz, pride month activities for babies, home-job gender surgery and more!

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"In 1807, the British passed a statute which outlawed the slave trade. And from then on, they had ships that would go down to West Africa and try to find slave ships, capture them, and liberate the slaves. Now, remember 1807, this was a very noble and principled position to take because in 1807, Britain was in deadly combat with Napoleonic France."

Dieuwe is joined by New Zealand historian John McLean from Tross Publishing to talk about his new book ‘The British Empire: A Force for Good'.

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https://realitycheck.radio/replay/john-mclean-new-zealand-historian-on-his-new-book-the-british-empire-a-force-for-good/

Craving an RCR hit?

Check out our 'Best of RCR' lineup for the Matariki public holiday...

From 7am:
☀️ OUR DIGITAL FUTURE: Simon Angelo & Farzin Irani: Wealth Management Experts: On CBDCs & Digital IDs
☀️ MEDIA MATTERS: Counter Culture's Maree & Marty Review The Media
☀️ BOB MCCOSKRIE: Director For Family First: On How WokeUp.NZ Assesses And Rates NZ Companies – Do They Fit Your Values?
☀️ JAMES CORBETT: Award-Winning Investigative Journalist: On COP28 And The Globalist Influencers Driving Policy And Events
☀️ KAREN CHHOUR: Minister For Children & Prevention Of Family And Sexual Violence: On Boot Camps, & Recent Comments Directed At Her From Te Pāti Māori
☀️ POLITICS EXPLAINED: What Is AUKUS And Why Should We Care?
☀️ THE FOURTH ESTATE: Casting A Critical Eye On NZ Media With Panel Guests: Maataamua Taituha And Matt Robson & Host Alistair Harding
☀️ TOBY YOUNG: Founder Of Free Speech Union UK: On Free Speech In The UK & NZ And The Challenges We Face
☀️ RENEE GERLICH: Feminist Writer: On Her Book ‘Out Of The Fog', & Politics and Culture Through a Feminist Lens

From 12.40pm:
? IVOR CUMMINS: On the War On Backyard Chooks, The Covid Hospital Lockdowns Happening Now In Ireland, & The EU Migration Pact
? KATE MASON: Australian Activist And Blogger: Exposing Globalist Plans For Our Food Systems
? DR PAUL MOON: AUT History Professor: Capturing History Through Photography And The Problem With Judging The Past By Modern Values
? TIM BEAN: Executive Longevity Specialist And Corporate Speaker: On The Truth About Health – Weight, Height, Muscles And More
? SPOTLIGHT ON NGOS: ICNZ – The Insurance Council Of New Zealand – And Its Partnerships With The United Nations
? GARDENING WITH WALLY: Forklifts, Raised Beds With A Difference, Chicken Care, Winter Planting Tips
? RACHEL STEWART: Social Commentator And Blogger: On Protecting Women’s Spaces, J.K. Rowling And The Need For Men To Speak Up

From 6.30pm:
✨ TOBIAS TAHI: Kiwi Music In Celebration Of New Zealand Music Month

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The Health Forum's Lynda Wharton speaks with ZB's Kerre Woodham about the realities of mRNA vaccine injury in NZ.

Are times a-changin'?

Tucker Vs Australian Journalist... ??

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"Presumably if you put your money into a CBDC account Alistair, you're then going to want an interest rate on it to keep your money there. How are they going to pay that interest? They're then going to have to lend that money out. I mean, if it looks like a bank, it smells like a bank, it is a bank, but it's controlled by the provider of money."

Alistair Harding drops in for the latest edition of Our Digital Future. This week, he speaks to wealth management expert Simon Angelo about the effect CBDCs will have on the banking system, and Farzin Irani about what it's like to live in India with the Digital ID system that has become compulsory in everything but law.

Listen to the full replay here ⤵️
https://realitycheck.radio/replay/our-digital-future-simon-angelo-farzin-irani-wealth-management-experts-on-the-effect-of-cbdcs-in-our-banking-system-living-with-compulsory-digital-ids-iin-india/

"90% of Australia's large companies are foreign-owned and since 1953 have paid little to no tax"

Senator Malcolm Roberts of the One Nation Party dials in from Queensland to share what is happening in politics across the ditch.

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https://realitycheck.radio/replay/malcom-roberts-australian-one-nation-party-senator-on-the-changing-dynamics-in-australian-politics-and-his-ongoing-battle-against-globalist-organisations/

"It's dreadful. I was shocked to discover that my then eight year old, he's now nine, was hiding in the toilets for an hour a week. And he would refuse to do Maori song and dancing. And he'd just go to take himself to the toilet. When I found out, I was horrified. I couldn't imagine anything sadder than a little boy in the toilet."

Rodney responds to feedback, with a little personal experience and reflection.

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https://realitycheck.radio/replay/real-talk-full-show-74/

"So I think the subsidy for the Symphony Orchestra, for every dollar that a person pays for a seat to go and watch the Symphony Orchestra, the taxpayer pays another $20 on top of that. Or something, it's a ridiculous number."

"Well have you looked into Te Huia, the train? It's like $220 a seat subsidy.”

Cam asks his buddies what they think about the Budget; is it good, bad or ugly?

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https://realitycheck.radio/replay/cams-buddies-6-june-2024/