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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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All Episodes

36:21

The Shocking Truth: FIFA Women's World Cup...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/26

Are we truly prepared for the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup in New Zealand? Join us as we discuss startling claims from a whistleblower revealing budget cuts and skipped corners, potentially jeopardizing the safety and security of the event. As excitement builds for the FIFA Women's World Cup, we navigate the complexities of stadium security, broadcast licensing, and ticket sales. Uncover the security measures within the stadium, the procedures for bringing items into the site, and the

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41:01

'The Week that Was' with Petra Bagust & Leigh Hart

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/23

On 'The Week That Was' Duncan is joined by Petra Bagust and Leigh Hart. On the menu today: The tragedy of the submersible near the Titanic Volunteering in the community Michael Wood - what happened with the minister?! Memory loss Plus I announce another 'Wanker of the Week'! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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43:35

Navigating Church, Government, and Community with...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/22

Discover the crucial role of the church in today's society and the impact of Michael Wood's recent resignation on the government's re-election prospects in our thought-provoking conversation with Rev. Frank Ritchie. We explore the need for responsibility and professionalism in top government positions and the implications of numerous ministers falling by the wayside. Join us as Rev. Frank shares his journey from radio to media chaplaincy, providing valuable insights into the rapidly changing

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23:20

Triumph Over Adversity: The inspiring journey of...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/20

Discover the awe-inspiring story of the Waikato Treasure Chests, a fearless dragon boat crew composed entirely of breast cancer survivors, as we chat with these indomitable women who turned a heartbreaking diagnosis into a life-affirming adventure. Be inspired by their collective strength, resilience, and positivity that steered them to triumph over 82 crews from 29 countries at the World Breast Cancer Survivors Dragon Boat Championships. Join us in celebrating the incredible journey of these

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34:33

The Ripple Effect of Volunteering: Stories of...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/20

Discover how volunteering can spark powerful, positive change in our communities as we chat with Alaina McGregor, founder of the 10 x 10 movement. Hear her incredible journey from leading a small group of volunteers to creating a global force for good, inspiring countless others along the way. Whether you're a volunteer veteran or just beginning, this episode will surely motivate you to make a difference. We also tackle the sensitive issue of racial bias in healthcare, sharing a disturbing story of

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41:46

Rugby's Brutal Reality: Player Health and the Sport's...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/19

Watching my son play rugby recently brought to light the concerning decline of the sport in Aotearoa and the impact it has on player health. I was privileged to interview former All Black prop Carl Hayman, who shares his struggles with early onset dementia as a result of his rugby career. Together, we delve into the evolution of rugby over the past 25 years, from the emergence of professional rugby in 1995 to its current state, and discuss the decline in participation at the grassroots level as

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44:24

'The Week that Was' with Trish Sherson & Grace Cocker

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/16

On 'The Week That Was' Duncan is joined by media and political commentator Trish Sherson and Mediaworks News Chief, Grace Cocker. On the menu today: Gang violence in Ōpōtiki - Do police have the power they need? The recession we had to have? The up's and downs of NZ politics And selling Aotearoa to the world Plus I announce another 'Wanker of the Week'! --------- EPISODE CHAPTERS --------- (0:00:10) - Recession, Gangs, and Personal Struggles(0:10:05) - Gang Violence and Political

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40:41

New Zealand's bottle dilemma and Antonia Prebble's...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/15

On today's episode, we tackle New Zealand's dirty little secret: our throwaway bottle problem. With a shocking 2.57 billion single-use drinks bought last year and only 800,000 recycled, we discuss the lack of incentives to recycle and the government's slow progress in implementing a nationwide bottle recycling plant. Listen in as we also explore the water bottling process and how we're getting ripped off by big companies, and ponder why we don't set up our own water bottling plant and export it to

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31:24

Breaking Barriers: A Candid Conversation on...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/14

Why is it that wheelchair users face outrageous extra charges to attend live rugby games? As a society, why do we remain silent about such discrimination? Join us as we get to the heart of this issue with Paralympic athlete and Disabled Rights Advocate, Barney Koneferenisi. In this eye-opening conversation, Barney shares his insights on the discrimination faced by disabled individuals and the challenges they go through in day-to-day life. We also explore reasons why someone might consider leaving

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44:27

CEO of the NZ Story David Downs on marketing New...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/13

David Downs is eternally optimistic. He currently heads up New Zealand Story, a government agency introduced to market a feelgood Kiwi story to the world. David was also told a few years ago that he had one year to live. He refused to give in, and after being thrown a hail mary pass by a random American stranger, he beat cancer. David joined me in studio for a brilliant conversation about what makes New Zealand, and Kiwi's, so bloody great, and why he wants the world to know about it.See

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55:06

Unlocking Community Solutions: A Candid Conversation...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/12

In today's episode, we have an emotional and eye-opening conversation with David White, who shares his heart-wrenching story of loss, forgiveness, and his fight against family violence. We discuss the challenges of parenting through trauma and the importance of truly listening to children. Listen in as David opens up about his experiences and the lessons he's learned along the way. We also explore the current state of prison rehabilitation and domestic violence strategy in New Zealand, and the

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37:57

'The Week That Was' with Sir Ian Taylor & Nuwi...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/09

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by digital technology pioneer Sir Ian Taylor, and entrepreneur and former National Party candidate Nuwi Samarakone. On the menu today: How is the current government performing? The rise and rise of artificial intelligence. Our Honours system. And is our banking industry broken? Plus I announce another 'Wanker of the Week'..See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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38:06

Thanks to a Kiwi, AI can now tell you what you want...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/08

There is no escaping the rising influence of Artificial Intelligence in our everyday lives. Now, thanks to a Kiwi entrepreneur, AI can tell you what movies you should be watching based on how you are feeling at the time. Ben Polkinghorne has launched www.moveme.tv in 118 countries, with a catalogue spanning all 516 streaming services. He joins me from London to tell us how and why. And it's a special birthday for a special someone today so I belt out a great rendition of 'Happy Birthday'..See

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46:43

'The Maori Sidesteps' - spreading a modern Maori...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/07

You might know Cohen Holloway from his roles in movies such as Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Thor: Ragnarok and Power of the Dog. But along with Jamie McCaskill he is also part of the musical comedy group 'The Maori Sidesteps'. The group uses humour and music to tell what it is really like being a Maori in the modern world. Under the jokes and guitar strums lie some confronting messages, and I talk with Cohen and Jamie in a conversation all New Zealander's should hear. And I'm joined in studio by two

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49:06

Prisoner Shane talks to me from inside Paremoremo prison

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/06

Are prisoners inside our toughest prison being denied family visitations? If so, why? I talk to Shane, who is currently serving a 15 year sentence inside Paremoremo prison, while his partner Alexandra is with me in studio. What rights should and shouldn't you forfeit if you are convicted of a serious crime? And if we are serious about rehabilitating offenders, how should we treat people while they are incarcerated? This is a tough, but important conversation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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39:20

Can you open your own bank? Dave did, and his story...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/05

Dave Fishwick is quite the underdog hero. From Burnley UK he dropped out of school at the age of 16 with no qualifications. He is now a self-made millionaire, is currently the Business Doctor for the largest digital Newspaper in the world, and his story has been made into the smash hit film 'Bank of Dave'. Dave joined me in studio for what turned out to be one of the most interesting, inspiring and enjoyable interviews of my career. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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41:56

'The Week That Was' with Dave Letele and Erin Simpson

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/02

On 'The Week That Was' this week I'm joined by community advocate and all around great guy Dave Letele, and media personality, and wedding celebrant, Erin Simpson. On the menu today: The Nate Nauer case - how much focus should be on rehabilitating offenders? Obesity and kids sport - how do we get our kids off the couch? The cost of living crisis continues to bite at the supermarket - who is being affected and how can we help? And are we doing enough when it comes to funding and promoting the

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42:48

It's controversial, it's expensive, but is it...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/06/01

Cattle farmer Tony Pascoe has been in a 'David v Goliath' fight to try and stop the construction of Taranaki’s largest roading project - the controversial Mt Messenger bypass. Why has he fought so hard for so long, and just what is at stake here? I talk with an emotional Tony ahead of the release of a documentary about his struggle. And it's Producer Dave's favourite part of the week, I catch up with Mum for our regular Thursday chat. Can I work a vacuum cleaner?See omnystudio.com/listener for

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44:00

The return of Polly Gillespie. What has she been...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/05/31

In this episode I catch up with my dear 'friend' and former Today FM colleague Polly Gillespie. She has been through some tough times recently but she is back baby! And I talk to Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ chief executive Letitia Harding. Why aren't we following the likes of Australia when it comes to trying to minimise the harm vaping can cause, particularly to younger users?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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33:57

Do carers who look after family members get a rough...

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief ·

2023/05/30

How many people around New Zealand are spending hours upon hours caring for disabled loved ones at their own expense? Heather is 62yo and spends most of her life caring for her disabled sister. Yet due to red tape she struggles to get the necessary financial assistance, or recognition, from the government. She shares her heartbreaking story. And we've managed to rustle up another Duncan to talk to. That's four and counting...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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