Duncan Greive is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He is a regular contributor to The Spinoff and the New Zealand Herald, with his work also appearing in Stuff. Duncan covers a wide range of topics, including media, culture, and current events, providing insightful and thought-provoking commentary on local issues.
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Duncan Greive's coverage focuses on local content, particularly in New Zealand and Auckland. His articles encompass a wide range of topics including media, government and politics, business, as well as the music industry.
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A venue near Eden Park is now an outpost of the Warriors' burgeoning empire. Duncan Greive went along to its first public night.
It’s possible to view shutting its news website as a retrenchment from digital. In fact, it’s the opposite.
Surveying the big survey of business leaders reveals something that should have been blindingly obvious.
By: Duncan Greive
A year ago Canada was in a tense standoff with the search giant over its digital news bill. Duncan Greive asks whether New Zealand should follow its lead in resolving it.
By: Duncan Greive
The Auckland magazine held its first restaurant of the year event since 2022. At a church. With an open bar. Duncan Greive watched the show.
Three teenage barbers in Mt Albert have capitalised on a viral haircut to build businesses on Instagram. Duncan Greive gets a haircut and a lesson in modern business. Photography by Jin Fellet.
Government agency and political leaders will apologise today for decades of historic abuse in state care, writes Duncan Greive in today's extract from The Bulletin.
Duncan Greive analyses three months' worth of ratings data to get a sense of whether Stuff and Three's big bet is paying off.
By: Duncan Greive
The CEOs of two major New Zealand banks say Facebook is rife with fraud – and that Meta is too busy making money from scam ads to try and stop them. Duncan Greive reports.
By: Duncan Greive
Almost a decade ago, Camping dazzled with four relative unknowns in a tiny venue. Now it returns, with an all-star cast on a bigger stage. Does it still deliver?
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