The Mayor phones up for his final chat on the Breakfast Show. Today he touches on the poor voter turnout in the local election, reflections on his time as Mayor, and hopes for the future of Tmaki

The Mayor phones up for his penultimate chat on the Breakfast show, touching the Ports of Auckland review findings, the Kinga Ora apartment complex in Manukau and the National Policy Statement for

The Mayor phones up to chat about the City Rail Link tunnel, the trial recycling scheme for large plastics, and the opening of voting for local election. Whakarongo mai nei.

The Mayor has his weekly chat, this time focussing on the new Mngere Bridge and upcoming local election. Whakarongo mai nei!

The Mayor phones up for his weekly chat, this time touching on coastal erosion preventative workconsents, pest control in the Hunua Ranges, and challenges for Auckland's next Mayor. Whakarongo mai

The Mayor chats aboutAuckland Council's rejection of theThree Waters governance model and his thoughts on the Government's sustainable public transport framework. Whakarongo mai nei!

The Mayor phones up for his weekly chat, this time touching on the calls for the Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway, calls for the revival of St. James Theatre, and the increase to number of

The Mayor chats about the Bus Driver pay boost, Manukau Harbour's walking and cycling bridge and the results of final vote on Auckland housing intensification plan. Whakarongo mai nei.

The Mayor's on the line to chat about the Brian Tamaki protest over the weekend, Covid 19 ventilation in public spaces, and cutting Auckland Council's own emissions. Whakarongo mai.

We spoke with the Mayor about half price public transport being extended until 2023 and the introduction of electric ferries to the Auckland ferry fleet and the changes to ferry services in Auckland.