New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Du ncan’s biggest test ‘FA MILY WILL GET E THROUGH’

Duncan Garner is a man with a lot of opinions. Throughout his long career as a broadcaster, he’s been a straight-talker and in his current role as the morning talkback host on Today FM, he certainly has plenty to say. But when his mum Sue and son Buster are in the room, he doesn’t get quite so much airtime.

Duncan and Sue are very alike, all go and full of life, and young Buster, it seems, is following in their footsteps. This is a family that has a lot of laughs and fun, and they stay close in good times and bad.

“It’s easy to love these guys,” says Duncan. “Mum’s my rock – she’s so supportive, and she’s always there for me and Buster.”

“You’ve been my rock,” Sue tells him. “I’ve been on my own for 12 years now and that’s been tough. But Duncan’s always there for

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