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
Millions in Cash, Gold, and Crypto Seized in NDIS Fraud Raid
This follows a joint investigation launched in October 2025 by the Fraud Fusion Taskforce.
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Witness Considered Removing Jewish Symbols From Front Door Amid Anti-Semitism Fears: Inquiry
Jewish families continue to come forth to the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion.
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‘Summer of Terror’ Led to Bondi Beach Massacre: Royal Commission
Antisemitism is a ‘virus,’ counsel assisting the commission has said, while another lawyer has detailed some of the personal testimony the commission will hear.
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Corporate Share of Co-Working Space Hits 15 Percent as Firms Move Regional
Driven by higher fuel costs, bigger businesses are looking to disperse their workforce.
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RMIT Scientists Develop Flexible Plastic Film to Combat Viruses
RMIT researchers have invented a thin plastic film that, when applied to high-touch surfaces, could help prevent disease transmission.
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Who Trump Chose for Australia and What It Could Mean for China Ties?
David Brat is a PhD in economics, a Master of Divinity, and a firm critic of the CCP, and he could be the next US ambassador to Australia.
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Missile and Counter-Drone Tech: Australia’s Northern Territory Launches Latest Defence Strategy
The ambitious plans include bolstering the army’s shore defence and attack capabilities and basing anti-drone weapons in the Top End.
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Australia to Spend $1.2 Billion on New Military Vehicles
The spending will be used to acquire 268 new Bushmasters and upgrade the Defence Force’s current Hawkei armoured vehicle fleet.
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Wong Heads to Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul for Trade and Fuel Talks
She will also visit South Korea and Japan ahead of the Japanese Prime Minister’s forthcoming visit to Australia.
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New Zealand to Sign Free Trade Deal With India, Concerns Raised About Immigration Levels
New Zealand First, which is part of the 3-party governing coalition, opposes the agreement wary of migration and investment commitments.
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Millions in Cash, Gold, and Crypto Seized in NDIS Fraud Raid
This follows a joint investigation launched in October 2025 by the Fraud Fusion Taskforce.
|
Witness Considered Removing Jewish Symbols From Front Door Amid Anti-Semitism Fears: Inquiry
Jewish families continue to come forth to the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion.
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‘Summer of Terror’ Led to Bondi Beach Massacre: Royal Commission
Antisemitism is a ‘virus,’ counsel assisting the commission has said, while another lawyer has detailed some of the personal testimony the commission will hear.
|
Corporate Share of Co-Working Space Hits 15 Percent as Firms Move Regional
Driven by higher fuel costs, bigger businesses are looking to disperse their workforce.
|
RMIT Scientists Develop Flexible Plastic Film to Combat Viruses
RMIT researchers have invented a thin plastic film that, when applied to high-touch surfaces, could help prevent disease transmission.
|
Who Trump Chose for Australia and What It Could Mean for China Ties?
David Brat is a PhD in economics, a Master of Divinity, and a firm critic of the CCP, and he could be the next US ambassador to Australia.
|
Missile and Counter-Drone Tech: Australia’s Northern Territory Launches Latest Defence Strategy
The ambitious plans include bolstering the army’s shore defence and attack capabilities and basing anti-drone weapons in the Top End.
|
Australia to Spend $1.2 Billion on New Military Vehicles
The spending will be used to acquire 268 new Bushmasters and upgrade the Defence Force’s current Hawkei armoured vehicle fleet.
|
Wong Heads to Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul for Trade and Fuel Talks
She will also visit South Korea and Japan ahead of the Japanese Prime Minister’s forthcoming visit to Australia.
|
New Zealand to Sign Free Trade Deal With India, Concerns Raised About Immigration Levels
New Zealand First, which is part of the 3-party governing coalition, opposes the agreement wary of migration and investment commitments.
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