'I was wrong' - The Full Story Behind the Court Verdict
About this episode
Duncan Garner discusses his court experience and the implications of New Zealand's confusing license laws.
Duncan stands up in court to face the music after getting caught driving 12 days short of his suspension ending. He takes full responsibility for getting the timeline wrong but calls out the breathless media coverage. Plus, we look at how confusing NZ license laws are and why rural Kiwis get hammered harder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Duncan Garner
Topics covered
- court verdict
- media coverage
- NZ license laws
- rural Kiwis
- personal responsibility
Keywords
- court
- suspension
- media
- license laws
- rural
- Kiwis
- responsibility
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Places: New Zealand
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