# Wayne Brown

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The Front Bench: Will hecklers be a problem for the rest of the campaign?

Every Monday until the election, The Front Bench will take on the biggest talking points of the election campaign. Heather du Plessis-Allan, Newstalk ZB Senior Political Correspondent Barry Soper, former Business NZ CEO Phil O’Reilly and Auckland Councillor Richard Hills have the insight word and a…

AI tool helping people with dyslexia to write

For the past 94 days Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has been wearing a t-shirt promoting a different start up. Capiche is one of the companies featured. It's an AI tool helping people with dyslexia write. Founder Paul Mallinson spoke to Lisa Owen.

Morning Report Essentials Wednesday 7 October

Wayne Brown calls National's Mill Road plan 'idiotic'; Region flights a lifeline for remote economies; Political Editor Jo Moir analyses TVNZ leaders debate; Surge in popularity of Chinese EV maker BYD

Wayne Brown calls National's Mill Road plan 'idiotic'

Auckland's Mayor has come out swinging at politicians, telling them to stop making promises and expecting Aucklanders to foot the bill. Mayor Wayne Brown spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

'Left & right doesn't exist in New Zealand': Wayne Brown relaxed about election - Wed 7 Oct

Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says he will work with whoever ends up in Government after the election, and the left-right divide isn't relevant. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

City Counselling w/ Shane Henderson: 8 October, 2026

Auckland Council has decided that housing developments outside areas of planned growth will not automatically receive council-funded infrastructure and ratepayers' support. And Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown called National’s $1.75 billion plan to start construction on the Mill Road upgrade “idiotic.…

10.8.26 Trivia Night; Gather Markets’ Wayne Brown on CRA-Eligible Loans; Pushing Rates

With about 10,000 Americans turning 62 each day, companies should consider offering HECM products, especially as mortgage origination volumes are expected to decline roughly 8–10 percent and rising rates may further pressure margins and forecasts. U.S. fixed-income markets face mounting pressure fr…