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Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks at the viewer against a stylized red and orange landscape with geometric shapes and sun rays, and the text "NEW ZEALAND IS TOO WOKE" below him.

Duncan Garner: Your Job Should Not Require Political Obedience

Professional regulators exist to protect the public, not to force New Zealanders into ideological submission.

An image with "Duncan Garner Editor In Chief" at the top, featuring a woman on a blue background and two men with surprised expressions on a red background, with text "THE $18.2 BILLION TRAP" at the bottom.

Duncan Garner - Labour’s $18b problem just got real

Nicola Willis has found Labour’s weak spot, and Duncan says the missing numbers are starting to do real damage.

Duncan Garner, labeled Editor-in-Chief, looks pensive next to a worried man in a suit, with "Labour" logos on red banners and New Zealand flags in the background, and text asking "HAS LABOUR ALREADY PEAKED?".

Duncan Garner - Labour is ahead in the polls, but it is losing the argument

Labour may be the biggest party, but Duncan says voters still do not trust it to govern again.

Erica Stanford speaks emphatically while a solemn Duncan Garner listens, set against green buildings, with text "Erica Stanford slams Ministry of Education" and "Duncan Garner Editor in Chief."

Duncan Garner: Parents don’t want announcements. They want classrooms

Erica Stanford says classrooms are funded. Now schools need them built fast.

A man, Duncan Garner, holds a New Zealand driving license with his photo, standing in front of a white car and green landscape with text "I GOT IT WRONG DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED".

Duncan Garner - I drove suspended and got it wrong - here's the full story

The court has dealt with it, the facts are clear, and now I have to wear the consequences.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks seriously to the right, surrounded by the text 'The Labour List' and seven smiling politicians in glowing frames, set against a purple, lightning-streaked government building.

Labour’s List Is No Big Reset

Labour needed a political shock, not a tidy rearrangement of familiar faces.

A graphic with a jagged split down the middle showing two men (one Māori, one Pākehā) against red and blue backgrounds, with text "DUNCAN GARNER EDITOR IN CHIEF" and "IS THE GOVERNMENT RACIST".

Duncan Garner: Stop Calling Everything Racist

When every political disagreement becomes racism, the word loses force exactly when New Zealand still needs it.

A man (Duncan Garner) with a microphone and a smiling woman in glasses are shown with text overlays "EDITOR IN CHIEF" at the top and "SOVEREIGNTY DEALS?" at the bottom.

Duncan Garner: The Far North Council Needs Sunlight

If elected councils can shift power without ratepayers properly knowing, then democracy is being treated like an inconvenience.

A central man holds a "New Zealand Government" debit card while two suited men on either side shout with open mouths, against a red and blue background with text "New Zealands Spending Addiction".

National Has Become Labour With Better Slogans

This Budget week matters because New Zealand is still borrowing to fund a state everyone complains about but too many now rely on.

A split image shows Duncan Garner in headphones on the left and Shane Jones on the right, with prominent text "PORT EXPANSION HELD TO RANSOM" and "EDITOR IN CHIEF" across the bottom.

Duncan Garner: Tauranga Hapū Holding Port Expansion To Ransom

New Zealand cannot build if every consent becomes a ransom note.

A stark, black and white image shows a fence topped with sharp, coiled razor wire extending across the frame against an overcast sky.

'Canary in the coal mine': Warning after 20 arrests over alleged corruption

A leading sociologist warns NZ isn't prepared for a wave of institutional corruption following a massive prison-smuggling bust at several Auckland prisons.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks up with a serious expression against a dark institutional background, above text that reads "WE NEED TO CUT 15000 PUBLIC SERVANTS".

Duncan Garner: Wellington’s Job-For-Life Fantasy Is Over

New Zealand cannot keep funding a bloated public service while frontline outcomes keep getting worse.

A woman speaking into a microphone on the left and a man on the right with his hand on his chin, against a dark background featuring the New Zealand Parliament building and the text "NATIONAL'S PROMISE PUBLIC SERVICE RERUN EDITOR IN CHIEF".

Duncan Garner: National’s Public Service Cuts Promise Is A Rerun

An aerial view of Auckland at sunset, featuring the city skyline with the Sky Tower, the Auckland Harbour Bridge, and boats on the water, with clouds in the sky.

NZ's biggest tourism event set to 'drive $3m into Auckland's economy this week'

More than 1200 business delegates are descending on the city, for the first time in nearly a decade.

A bronze-effect depiction of Winston Peters in a pinstripe suit next to a plaque reading "BNZ FOR SALE" and text "THE BNZ WINSTON'S $29 BILLION FLASHBACK."

Duncan Garner: Winston’s BNZ Dream Is Economic Nonsense

Compulsory KiwiSaver is smart. Buying BNZ back is not.

A collage displays scenes from a formal event, including guests dining at tables, people posing, and speakers addressing an audience, with a "FIJI GIRMIT FOUNDATION NZ" banner visible.

Auckland Honours 147 Years of Girmit Legacy

Community leaders, dignitaries, and descendants of Girmitiya, gathered to observe the lasting contributions of the Indo-Fijian community

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