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Does National's Pipeline Add Up? w/ Greater Auckland's Matt Lowrie

  Ahead of the CRL’s much anticipated opening later this year, many people have been reflecting on how expensive it has become to produce infrastructure in New Zealand and the waste that goes into projects that are thrown out after a change in government From the ballooning costs of the Roads o…

The Wire w/ Manny: 15th July, 2026

This week on the Wednesday Wire... For our weekly catchup w/ the Green Party, Host Manny speaks with MP Ricardo Menéndez March about the government's transport pipeline and the visit of controversial prime minister of India, Narendra Modi. Producer Toby, speaks to Massey University Politics pro…

What could Auckland's central suburbs look like in the future?

The future look of Auckland housing is a step closer to becoming a reality after Auckland council voted in a plan to allow intensive housing around central transport hubs. The move is a response to a government requirement for the council to allow for more than 1.4 million homes to be built in in t…

What could Auckland's central suburbs look like in the future?

The future look of Auckland housing is a step closer to becoming a reality after Auckland council voted in a plan to allow intensive housing around central transport hubs. The move is a response to a government requirement for the council to allow for more than 1.4 million homes to be built in in t…

Connor Sharp - Tāmaki Talk

Connor Sharp is a young transport nerd who works with Greater Auckland to improve the dire transport infrastructure in Tāmaki Makaurau. He's a millenial (or is it Gen Z?) and unabashed. Also Connor knows a helluva a lot about transport in Auckland including the CRL and a second harbour crossing. …

Auckland councillors to decide on congestion charge

Auckland councillors are deciding which of three potential congestion charges they favour. The charges, which may apply to drivers coming into the central city during morning and evening rush hours could cost up to $7 a trip. Patrick Reynolds from adcovacy group Greater Auckland spoke to Lisa Owen.