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Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief

Duncan Garner: Editor in Chief is a New Zealand politics and current affairs podcast hosted by veteran broadcaster Duncan Garner. With more than 30 years across TV, radio, and newspapers, Duncan brings sharp opinion, hard questions, political interviews, and breaking news analysis on NZ politics, government, media, the economy, and the stories shaping New Zealand. Email: duncan@rova.nz Facebook : Instagram : YouTube : rova

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35:15

National's Mark Mitchell on law & order and the...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/24

New Zealand's political landscape is in uproar, and we're right in the middle of it. National's police spokesperson Mark Mitchell joins me as we discuss the government's recent law and order announcements, their feasibility and the potential deception of the public. We compare National's military academy for young offenders against Labour's approach to reducing prison numbers. Is New Zealand safer or are we being misled? We also look at the tragic shooting of the two workers in downtown Auckland,

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40:57

'The Week That Was' with Leah Panapa and Lloyd Burr

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/21

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by two of my former Today FM colleagues Leah Panapa and Lloyd Burr to discuss: The shooting in downtown Auckland. Labours recent moves on crime. Are tax cuts on the horizon? And what makes a great New Zealander?! Plus it's 'Wanker of the Week' time once again, and I dip into my prize pocket to give one of you a sly $200 in Trade Depot vouchers..See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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55:53

The life and times of Mikey Havoc

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/20

Today I am joined by New Zealand broadcasting royalty, none other than Mr Mikey Havoc. From radio to television, rock n roll stardom to personal tragedy, this is a personal, revealing and hugely entertaining conversation with someone I still consider one of the best to ever do it. Plus in my Slam Dunc I ask 'what the hell are the Labour party playing at' when it comes to law & order.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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43:05

Theresa Gattung on striving for gender parity in the...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/19

Join me in a riveting conversation with Theresa Gattung - the former Telecom boss who's seen it all in the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds. This episode is a deep dive into the challenges and triumphs of women leaders, the gender investment gap, and the need for mentorship for the next generation of female leaders. We look at how the Me Too movement has significantly impacted corporate culture, and the role of male allies in advocating gender parity. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS ---------

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66:32

Unmasking the genius of Weta Workshop - Sir Richard...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/18

Today, I bring you a conversation with none other than Sir Richard Taylor, the creative genius behind Weta Workshop. Sir Richard, along with his wife Tanya, have transformed this Wellington-based business into a global powerhouse in the screen entertainment industry. This is an unmissable conversation with a creative genius, exploring his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a globally renowned creator and eventually a 'sir'. We get an intimate insight into his world-changing work and his

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39:05

Iain Lees-Galloway on combating the alarming amount...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/17

We waste an astonishing amount food in New Zealand each year. What are the causes, implications and effects of this, and what can we do about it? Iain Lees-Galloway is from The Aotearoa Food Rescue Alliance, a network of 33 food rescue organizations who work tirelessly to rescue food and get it to those in need. What needs to be done at a government, business and, perhaps most importantly, personal level to combat this growing and wide-reaching issue. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:09) -

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44:49

'The Week That Was' with Russel Norman and Cassie Roma

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/14

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by former Green Party leader and current Greenpeace Executive Director Russel Norman, and broadcaster, author, entrepreneur and kindness warrior Cassie Roma. Today we discuss: Matariki. How the Green Party has been performing. The women's football world cup is in town. And we have a new Grocery Commissioner. Will anything change? And of course being the end of the week, I give out my rewards and awards...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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52:29

Dame Hinewehi Mohi on te reo Maori, music and our...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/13

On the eve of Matariki I'm joined by the inspiring Dame Hinewehi Mohi, a powerful advocate for Maori culture and music, and the evolution of te reo Maori. How far have we come as a country since she caused controversy here and abroad by singing the national anthem in te reo at the 1999 Rugby World Cup. Plus Mum finally opens up about how she was scammed, and the devastating effect it had on her. --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:08) - Labour's Wealth and Tax Plans(0:09:22) - Cyclone

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46:06

Escaping the corporate world for the great outdoors:...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/12

Robert Bruce, the founder of the 'Got to Get Out' initiative, shares his remarkable journey from a 9-to-5 desk job to creating a social movement that not only encourages outdoor activities and mental wellbeing, but serves as a thriving domestic tourism business. Rob's personal transformation has been remarkable after deciding to forego drinking, partying and corporate pressures, and redirecting that energy into his social movement and helping others. His story is inspiring. Give it a listen, it may

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55:25

The importance of teaching kids financial literacy

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/11

You probably already know how critical financial literacy is, but do you know why it isn't part of every school curriculum? This episode is all about that, and trust me, you need to hear it. Kendall Flutey, CEO and co-founder of financial literacy platform Banqer, joins me to help make sense of it all. The digital age has made money less tangible, and this changes the way our children perceive it. Kendall shares her experiences and visions about how we can shape our children's understanding of

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48:09

The road less travelled: Otis Frizzell on art, music,...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/10

In this episode I'm joined by former rapper and graffiti artist turned taco king, Otis Frizzell. Following in the footsteps of his famous father, Otis has sat in the fringes of mainstream society for decades, crafting a successful, if not always financially rewarding, career in music, art & design. In recent times he and his wife Sarah have gone Mexican, founding The Lucky Taco food enterprise. But have they 'sold out'? In this engaging conversation we look at the life & times of one of New

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39:09

'The Week That Was' with Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury and...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/07

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by political/media commentator (and communist?) Bomber Bradbury, and clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire. Up for discussion today: Dry July and how we are drinking these days. Worker burnout in our aged care facilities. The Kiri Allen situation and workplace bullying. And do we have too many cats in this country?! Plus we have joint winners of my prestigious 'Wanker of the Week' award...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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51:50

Men's health in New Zealand: A conversation with Mark...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/06

Men in New Zealand are dying too young. It's an uncomfortable truth we can't afford to ignore. Mark Sainsbury, the face of Men's Health Week, joins me on the show to shine a light on this crisis. The statistics are shocking, particularly for Māori men, and disparity between men and women's health outcomes is disturbing. We also discuss the stigma around mental health, unraveling why it still exists and the role the media has to play in breaking down barriers. And Mum is on the road with her

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37:41

Are our elderly getting appropriate rest home and...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/05

Kim got in touch with me to tell me about the serious concerns she has about the treatment her father has been subjected to in rest home care. In a deeply personal and shocking story she shares her struggles with the healthcare system and the ensuing fight for his rights. It's a bitter pill to swallow, but it underscores the urgent need for us to pay attention to our parents' welfare and the conditions in rest homes. And have you ever considered a drastic change in lifestyle? I contemplate living

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50:58

Unraveling New Zealand's forestry industry crisis

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/04

Could the looming crisis in New Zealand's forestry industry cost thousands their livelihood? We peel back the layers of this impending socio-economic debacle, scrutinizing the contributing factors, potential fallout, and the government's role in this predicament. I'm joined by CEO of the Forest Industry Contractors Association, Prue Younger, and President of The New Zealand Institute of Forestry, James Treadwell, for a no-holds-barred discussion on the very real and serious challenges facing the

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36:20

Redefining sobriety: The rise of non-alcoholic...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/07/03

Ever thought about how your relationship with alcohol has evolved over the years? Join me and wine writer, Mermaid Mary, as we explore the rising popularity of low and no-alcohol drinks, offering a glimpse into an increasingly pronounced societal shift in alcohol consumption. More than merely stating facts, we take a look at the wider societal impact of alcohol, particularly the decrease in its use among the younger generations. This episode is a deeply personal and compelling blend of tales,

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47:57

'The Week That Was' with Graeme Hill and Marie Dyhrberg

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/30

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by broadcaster and avocado grower Graeme Hill, and criminal defence lawyer Marie Dyhrberg KC. On the menu today: Dealing with gangs in New Zealand. Is alcohol the most harmful drug in the country? The state of the property market. And the controversial new All Blacks jersey. Plus I announce probably my most wankery 'Wanker of the Week' yet..See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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44:55

Dissecting the Kiwi property boom: The Good, the Bad,...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/29

I take a look at New Zealand's property market, and an audacious prediction of 7.5% growth next year and a whopping 16% surge in 2025. Are these numbers trustworthy? This episode is a deep dive into the current housing crisis gripping the nation, exploring the influence of immigration, supply and demand, and interest rates. With home ownership becoming more of a luxury than a reality for many Kiwis, we're bringing to the forefront the unvarnished truth about New Zealand's two-tiered system. Hear

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41:24

Riding the E-bike wave: Kiwi innovator Frank Witowski...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/28

In this episode I'm joined by Frank Witowski, an international award-winning innovator in the field of e-bikes. With an entrepreneurial spirit as robust as his carbon e-bike frames, Frank dared to challenge giants, recently winning a global award alongside tech superstar Elon Musk. It's a tale of grit, innovation, and relentless pursuit of excellence that unfolds from the comfort of his garage turned workplace. Riding on the wave of the e-bike boom, Frank's story takes us through the dynamics of

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36:17

Navigating the challenges of tenant and landlord rights

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/27

In this eye-opening episode, we tackle the devastating impact of the 501 deportees policy on trans-Tasman relations and New Zealand society. We explore the surge in gang membership, the increase in crime rates, and the heart-wrenching stories of individuals caught in the crossfire. We also share an intriguing story from producer Kim about his struggle to move back into a house he owns, only to find out that the tenant could stay due to tenancy laws. These laws have taken away the power of private

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