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Duncan Garner Pleads Not Guilty to Driving Without License

4/21/2026

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Duncan Garner, a New Zealand broadcaster, pleaded not guilty in Auckland District Court to driving without a license.
He faces a potential three-month prison sentence and a fine up to $4,500 if convicted.
Garner, 52, was remanded on bail until his court date in June.
The incident occurred on March 10 in central Auckland, and Garner has a career including a past role as a political editor and reality-TV participation.

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Duncan Garner, a New Zealand broadcaster, pleaded not guilty in Auckland District Court to driving without a license.
He faces a potential three-month prison sentence and a fine up to $4,500 if convicted.
Garner, 52, was remanded on bail until his court date in June.
The incident occurred on March 10 in central Auckland, and Garner has a career including a past role as a political editor and reality-TV participation.