Todd Niall

The Executive Director, of the New Zealand International Business Forum, is Stephen Jacobi. Audio

Lorde was the big winner from last night's New Zealand Music Awards. Audio

China and New Zealand have signed a deal which will make it easier to produce television content in the two countries. Audio

China's president says trade with NZ has 'enormous room to grow';Trade on the agenda as Xi Jinping continues visit to NZ; Lorde takes top prizes at New Zealand Music Awards;Cyber attacks rising 60%… Audio

All Black and Blues captain Jerome Kaino is being paid $100,000 to promote the city's public transport. Audio

Well, If you believed everything you heard about the Auckland housing market, you'd assume that for low income families home ownership is out of reach. Audio

Auckland's two point four billion dollar city rail link has survived political moves to delay the project, because of worries about when the Government might chip in. Audio

Aucklanders face a higher than expected rates rise next year. Audio

Decisions on how Aucklanders pay to run their city will take shape today as the Auckland council pulls together the draft version of its ten year budget. Audio

Auckland's transport agency has axed a controversial staff shuttle it was trying on the grounds that that buses and trains connecting its two main offices were too slow. Audio

Government targets for new houses in Auckland may fall thousands short, according to its own forecasts. Audio

Aucklanders may have to pay for each motorway trip they take, and motorists nationwide could pay more for petrol under proposals to boost transport funding, mainly in Auckland. Audio

A range of possible new road charges to be unveiled to help pay for future transport projects in Auckland. An advisory group to the council is unveiling ways of funding that gap at 1130 this morning… Audio

One of the toughest debates facing Aucklanders kicks-off later this morning, when a range of possible new charges will be unveiled to help pay for future transport projects. Audio

Auckland's downtown promotion agency Heart of the City may take legal action against its sacked chief executive Alex Swney, who is facing tax evasion charges. Audio

The Government's policy to solve Auckland's housing shortage and curb rising prices, is delivering windfall profits for some owners of land designated for fast-track development. Audio

The country's first large-scale Urban Development Agency could be set up in Auckland to lead a multi-billion dollar revamp of suburban centres. Audio

Colourful Auckland activist Penny Bright is in a last-ditch legal battle against the court-ordered sale of her home, to clear local body rates which she refuses to pay. Audio

The fallout continues from the sacking of the head of Auckland's downtown promotion agency, with the Auckland Council moving to protect millions of dollars of ratepayer funding. Audio

The Auckland Council has moved to protect millions of dollars of ratepayers money provided to the city's downtown promotion agency. Audio