Todd Niall
Property investors attack Labour's housing plan
Property investors criticise Labour's promise to build affordable homes while Auckland Council say they'd be worried if the party's housing policy means decisions on Auckland land are going to be made… Audio
Labour pledges $15m a year for 1400 emergency housing places
The Labour Party has marked its centenary today by pledging to pump $15m a year into doubling the number of emergency housing places, if it's elected. Audio
Auckland Council parks Port study until after election
The job of deciding if Auckland's port should move - and where - has been put on hold until a new mayor has been elected in three months' time. Audio
$1bn infrastructure fund to focus on Akld development
Minister of Building and Housing Nick Smith today confirmed that a focus of the government's new $1bn infrastructure fund is to support developing rural Auckland. Audio
Todd Niall analyses Government's $1 billion infrastructure fund
Our Auckland correspondent Todd Niall gives his take on the Government's $1-billion infrastructure fund. Audio
No more free transport for many Auckland seniors
Half of Auckland's 180 thousand Supergold cardholders from today are without their access to free public transport after a change in government policy. We talk to Seniors Minister Maggie Barry. Audio
Top Stories for Friday 1 July 2016
We cross live to Cloverlea in Palmerston North - where a lockdown is still in place as police continue the hunt for a gunman. Boris Johnson shocks everyone by pulling out of the race for the… Audio
No easy answers on port for Akld's politicians in leaked report
The leaked report on the future of Auckland's downtown port says a move is almost inevitable but offers no easy answers for the city's politicians. Our Auckland Correspondent Todd Niall unpicks the… Audio
Auckland's mayor says airport tram link not a done decision
Auckland's mayor Len Brown isn't ruling out that commuter trains will run to Auckland airport. That's even though the city's Transport Agency says that would be too expensive. But Mr Brown told Todd… Audio
Auckland Future will shift spending, rather than rebate rates
A pledge by the centre-right to cut Auckland Council's budgets by hundreds of millions of dollars won't necessarily result in rates being cut. Todd Niall reports. Audio
Auckland Transport confirms trams as likely Airport link
The future way to link Auckland airport with the city is unlikely to be commuter rail, though trams are a likely possibility. Audio
Bridges offers more detail on road charges plan
Auckland drivers will almost inevitably be slapped with tolls or charges in the not too distant future. Audio
Road tolls increasingly likely for Akld
Road tolls look more likely to become a reality in Auckland, following a report released by the Government and the Auckland Council. Audio
Team NZ launches precursor to America's Cup boat
Team New Zealand has launched the boat which carries many of the secrets it hopes will win it the America's Cup next year - a 45 feet catamaran. Audio
Auckland business grill leading mayoral candidates
The three leading contenders for the Auckland mayoralty - Phil Goff, Victoria Crone and Mark Thomas - have this morning been telling a business audience what they will do for the city. Audio
Auckland Council rated poorly by rate-payers
The Auckland Council wants to dramatically improve the trust city's residents have in it. Audio
Tribute to colourful former Carterton mayor Gary McPhee
One of Carterton's great characters has died. Gary McPhee, a former mayor of the Wairarapa town, and the region's sole representative on the Greater Wellington Regional Council, died at his home on… Audio
Prominent lawyer sets out case for higher Pora compo
The Justice Minister Amy Adams is defending the Cabinet's decision to offer Teina Pora two and half million dollars in compensation despite widespread criticism the figure is too low. Audio
Trump, Clinton weigh in on Orlando shooting
Yesterday a war of words erupted between the U.S President Barack Obama and the Republican Donald Trump. Audio
FBI issues plea for help
The FBI has issued a plea for help from the public as it continues its investigation of the Orlando gay nightclub massacre that claimed 49 lives. Audio