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the scandalous details behind Adrian Orr’s $416,000 hush money payout after leaving the Reserve Bank. Garner calls for an urgent inquiry into why this payment was made without public knowledge, questioning the transparency and honesty of New Zealand's central bank and government officials. Garner also discusses the handling of this payout amidst the current economic hardships faced by many New Zealanders. Tune in for a riveting discussion featuring Jordan Williams from the Taxpayer's Union and hear their calls for accountability.
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Winston Peters joins Duncan from Parliament after a brick was thrown through his home window during a pro-Palestinian protest. The pair unpack the shocking incident, the unwritten rule in New Zealand politics that politicians’ families and homes are off-limits, and the growing tension between free speech and intimidation. Garner slams Labour, the Greens, and Te Pāti Māori for refusing to back laws banning protests outside MPs’ homes, calling it hypocrisy at its worst. Peters responds bluntly, defending his right to safety and condemning political double standards.
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The Health Crisis Revolution: “New Zealand is staring down a health apocalypse. $17.5 billion spent annually on lifestyle diseases - MORE than our entire education system. By 2050? $130 billion if the trajectory remains the same. We literally cannot afford this.
Brad from Brothers Green reveals the shocking truth about NZ’s preventable health crisis, why 60% of our healthcare costs don’t need to exist, and the natural solutions that helped him go from months on opioids to off pills after surgery in 3 days.
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Tākuta Ferris controversial actions and comments, including his unsettling stance on race and the Maori political scene. Duncan is joined by Ashley Church to discuss the recent welfare policy changes by the National party, media bias, and the challenging state of New Zealand's economyGet in touch with Duncan - [email protected] and join us on the socials.
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On today’s episode, we dive into the recent political drama as Christopher Luxon offers a surprising invitation to Labour’s Chris Hipkins: support oil and gas exploration again to help tackle New Zealand’s energy crisis. After Labour banned oil and gas under Jacinda Ardern’s government, Luxon is pushing to lift the ban—but Hipkins has firmly rejected the idea.Is Luxon trying to bind Hipkins politically, or is this a serious attempt to find common ground on energy policy? I break down why Hipkins’ outright refusal feels more like political theater than pragmatic leadership, and why Luxon’s move, despite some clumsy timing, signals a shift towards addressing the real-world energy challenges we face.
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