Felix Walton

Smoke is still coming from the waste processing business, Green Gorilla.

Earlier the company's chief executive, Elaine Morgan, told Morning Report fire fighters did not have enough water to properly… Audio

Fire Crews in Onehunga have spent the night at the scene of Wednesday's huge rubbish and recycling plant fire and will remain there for most of Thursday.

Wednesday's fire at the facility resulted in… Audio

The number of prisoners kept at special Department of Corrections units, is increasing after a slump during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Former prisoners describe verbal abuse and inhumane treatment at the… Audio

An Auckland business group says Kāinga Ora needs to take some responsibility for crimes committed by tenants.

Over the last two months, the Parnell Business Association says it has traced 40… Audio

A fatal e-scooter accident on a busy Auckland street has residents worried about safety.

One person died late Monday night near the corner of Ian McKinnon Drive and Devon Street in Eden Terrace.

The… Audio

A record number of people are making withdrawals from their KiwiSaver accounts due to financial hardship. Budgeting services say they're facing an influx of requests as people struggle to pay for… Audio

Potholes on some of the country's highways are not only worrying officials -- motorists are also frustrated by the state of the roading network.

Yesterday, Transport Minister Simeon Brown, along with… Audio

Retailers are having a chilly Christmas as customers tighten their budgets to weather the cost of living crisis.

Shoppers are buying fewer presents and saving their cash for food and other daily… Audio

A new art installation by Auckland Council is hoping to revitalise one of Central Auckland's most infamous parks. The sculpture, called Waimahara, welcomes visitors to the lower end of Myers Park with… Audio

The cost of living crisis has Aucklanders dreaming of a tight Christmas. Many families are reining in their holiday spending, according to a new survey by Westpac. Felix Walton reports.  Audio

East Auckland residents are in shock after a person drove through a bus stop and injured six people on Sunday evening. Two people were treated at the scene and four others were taken to hospital. A 22… Audio

Auckland Transport plans to spend the summer holidays working on the city's pothole problem. But the agency says it needs more funding to get ahead of its massive backlog of damaged roads. Felix… Audio

Aotearoa's craft beer industry is hoping for a profitable summer as it continues to wrestle with high brewing costs. A fourth craft beer business has hit major financial trouble this week as importer… Audio

It could be several months before a broken sewer in Central Auckland is fixed. Work on a sewer line in Parnell that collapsed and opened a massive sinkhole won't begin until early next year. Nearby… Audio

The Prime Minister's used his first day out and about in the top job, to focus on education. Christopher Luxon and Education Minister Erica Stanford visited Manurewa Intermediate to reinforce their… Audio

Auckland Council will meet on Thursday to vote on the way forward for flood and slip-damaged homes that can be salvaged if work is done to future-proof them from natural hazards.

A report to council… Audio

Abuse towards Woolworths staff risen towards Christmas Daily abuse towards supermarket staff has risen significantly over the past six months in the lead up to Christmas. Woolworths says instances of… Audio

Red paint has been thrown at the US consulate and Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Auckland.

A group calling themselves Tamaki for Palestine says the paint symbolises the blood on US and New Zealand… Audio

Red paint has been thrown at the US consulate and Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Auckland.

A group calling themselves Tāmaki for Palestine says the paint symbolises the blood on US and New Zealand… Audio