Rex Widerstrom
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Rex Widerstrom is a New Zealand-based reporter with over 40 years of experience in media, including radio and print. He is currently a presenter for Hutt Radio.
LATEST
China Emits Australia’s Annual Carbon Output Every 12 Days, New Research Finds
China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.
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Retail Power Prices Set to Rise as Wholesale Market Volatility Deepens, Report Warns
Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
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John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
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New Zealand Braces for Second Wave of Deadly Storms
After weather on Tuesday that saw one dead, trucks overturned, planes grounded and widespread power outages, a second front is on the way.
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Former One Nation MP Warns Barnaby Joyce ‘It’ll End in Tears’
NSW MP Rod Roberts, who has accused his former party of fraud, has advised the equivocating Nationals MP not to jump to One Nation.
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Why Gallium Matters: Inside the $3 Billion US–Australia Bid to Outpace China
In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.
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Former Pacific Island Leader and Outspoken Beijing Critic Passes Away
Daniel Suidani, a former provincial premier in the Solomon Islands, strenuously opposed his homeland’s increasing ties to the CCP.
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Climate 200 Gave Teal Candidates a $10 Million War Chest to Fight the Election
As a result of the group’s support, individual Teal candidates were able to spend almost $2 million on their campaigns.
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China Emits Australia’s Annual Carbon Output Every 12 Days, New Research Finds
China’s emissions have more than doubled since 2004, sabotaging global efforts to combat climate change.
|
Retail Power Prices Set to Rise as Wholesale Market Volatility Deepens, Report Warns
Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
|
Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
|
John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
|
New Zealand Braces for Second Wave of Deadly Storms
After weather on Tuesday that saw one dead, trucks overturned, planes grounded and widespread power outages, a second front is on the way.
|
Former One Nation MP Warns Barnaby Joyce ‘It’ll End in Tears’
NSW MP Rod Roberts, who has accused his former party of fraud, has advised the equivocating Nationals MP not to jump to One Nation.
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Why Gallium Matters: Inside the $3 Billion US–Australia Bid to Outpace China
In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.
|
Former Pacific Island Leader and Outspoken Beijing Critic Passes Away
Daniel Suidani, a former provincial premier in the Solomon Islands, strenuously opposed his homeland’s increasing ties to the CCP.
|
Climate 200 Gave Teal Candidates a $10 Million War Chest to Fight the Election
As a result of the group’s support, individual Teal candidates were able to spend almost $2 million on their campaigns.
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