Todd Niall

Debate over whether to demolish the Auckland Council's headquarters has taken a new turn with a report to the council saying it has extraordinary heritage significance. Audio

Auckland correspondent Todd Niall reports from the Onehunga station. Audio

A new era in commuter rail travel has begun in Auckland this morning. Auckland's first brand-new electric commuter trains in more than sixty years are making their debut on the Onehunga Line. Audio

Todd Niall reports on Auckland's new suburban rail system. Audio

Aucklanders are getting their first chance to ride on their new electric trains, the first brand new commuter trains in the city for more than sixty years. Audio

A heritage advocate believes Auckland's civic administration building could be heading for demolition, despite claims it has national architectural significance. Audio

Staying in Auckland where the Council is considering demolishing its 1960s headquarters which heritage advocates say is a building of national significance. Audio

The country's largest motoring organisation, the Automobile Association, has dashed the Auckland mayor Len Brown's hopes of reaching a consensus on how to solve a 12 billion dollar transport funding… Audio

Auckland Council says spending a billion dollars, to earthquake strengthen the city's buildings will be lucky to save a single life in a thousand years. Audio

Todd Niall joins us now from a fare evasion blockade at Sturges Road in West Auckland. Audio

A crack down is under way against the million-dollar problem of fare evasion on Auckland commuter trains. Audio

Todd Niall explores if Auckland's housing market is on the verge of change. Audio

Efforts to make housing in Auckland more affordable by boosting construction are being tipped to fail due to more powerful forces at work in the market. Audio

Auckland public transport users have been penalised nearly one million dollars for failing to use the city's electronic ticket system properly. Audio

Auckland public transport users have handed over nearly one million dollars in penalties for failing to use the city's electronic ticket system properly. Audio

A Christchurch prostitute says she is nervous being on the streets with an attacker on the loose. Audio

Correspondent in Kuala Lumpur with the latest on missing plane;Correspondent in Beijing with more on missing Malaysian flight;Survey indicates significance of environment this election;Protests mark… Audio

The country's biggest transport project has been given the planning go-ahead, but it's still not clear when it might begin or how it will be paid for. Audio

Auckland councillors are already pointing to changes they want in a major review of the agencies which spend a large part of ratepayers money. Audio

A review of the agencies which spend the bulk of Auckland ratepayers money has questioned whether two councillors should remain on the city's transport body. Audio