Patrick Reynolds
Explainer: What on earth is going on with Auckland's housing?
Housing Minister Chris Bishop has outlined changes to housing densification plans for Auckland - with cabinet agreeing to lower the maximum number of houses in Auckland from 2 million to at least 1.6… Audio
Going Underground!
Patrick Reynolds is deputy chair of Auckland Council's City Centre Advisory Panel and joins Mark to talk about the Central Rail Link. Audio
Share hire scooters banned from central Melbourne
Share hire electric scooters like Lime and Beam have been banned from Melbourne's city centre, in response to safety concerns. Deputy chairperson of the Auckland City Centre Advisory Panel Patrick… Audio
Opinions divided over Nelson's 80s clock tower
Nelson's clock tower has always been a point of contention among locals but discussion of its merit - or lack of - has been stirred up again as the clock gets an overhaul. Audio
E-Scooters - The Numbers
Patrick Reynolds from the website Greater Auckland has been crunching the e-scooter numbers in the city. Some of them might surprise you. Audio
What's going on with Auckland's traffic?
Is Auckland traffic and congestion out of control? Yesterday was an example, clogged after work on a hot sunny evening due to crashes and breakdowns. Audio
A bigger, better City Rail Link for Auckland?
Public transport advocates are throwing their support behind a proposal to expand the capacity of the Auckland City Rail Link. The mayor Phil Goff says rocketing demand for public transport mean it… Audio
Reckless driving and crashes
A report from the AA has found that half of fatal and serious injury crashes are caused by reckless driving. One advocate says fix the roads. Patrick Reynolds of Greater Auckland answers - Will fixing… Audio
Waterview Tunnel: what's bad about a game changer?
The Transport Agency figures show more than 6.5 million vehicles have travelled through the $1.4 bn twin tunnels since they opened in July, more than 400,000 trips each week. The NZTA says travelling… Audio
Could fast regional rail really work?
Transport lobby group Greater Auckland's plan for a fast rail service connecting Auckland with Tauranga and Hamilton, and smaller towns in between, and claims it would help boost growth in a region… Audio
Auckland-Hamilton-Tauranga train 'different' from past ideas
Commuter trains could run between Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga if a scheme proposed by transport lobbyists finds backing. Greater Auckland's Patrick Reynolds spoke with RNZ's Todd Niall. Audio
Public Transport group unveils own AKL rapid Transit plan
"There's simply no funding mechanism for anything other than roads, that's the stumbling block." Greater Auckland's Patrick Reynolds, talks to our Auckland Correspondent Todd Niall about their… Audio
Masterpieces - Patrick Reynolds
The New Zealand photgrapher Patrick Reynolds tells us about his favourite New Zealand photograph. Audio
Outspoken - Funding Auckland Transport
Todd Niall looks at the upcoming debate over how to fund Auckland's transport needs. Audio
Patrick Reynolds - Bungalows
Bungalows, a style of house popular between the wars, were modest homes for modest people. These single-storey houses drew from American and UK architectural influences of the time. Ninety years on… Audio
Auckland's downtown rail tunnel costs trimmed by almost $500M
The cost of Auckland's downtown rail tunnel has been trimmed by almost half a billion dollars, with the scrapping of one station and delaying the purchase of new electric trains. Audio
True Stories - Patrick Reynolds
From the New Zealand Book Council series of True Stories Told Live, this is a selection of stories recorded especially for Summer Noelle. Today's storyteller is photographer Patrick Reynolds. Audio
Patrick Reynolds
Auckland photographic artist and social and political commentator talks about various issues surrounding the Rugby World Cup. Audio
Patrick Reynolds
NZ photographer taking part in 'We Can Create' art and design project in Auckland this week. Audio
