29th September, 2019Owen Gill on how this local body election will define Auckland’s futureAuckland in 2019 is in the same moment as Los Angeles was in 1945. What we do now will define our future. By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
26th July, 2019Councillor Penny Hulse: We’ve failed to represent the diversity of AucklandFor Auckland host Timothy Giles talks to longtime Auckland councillor Penny Hulse about her time in council, why she's stepping down and her hopes for the future.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
18th July, 2019For Auckland: Grace Stratton on how accessibility is more than just building rampsTimothy Giles speaks to Grace Stratton about accessibility in fashion and in life, for the latest episode of For Auckland.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
1st June, 2019‘The fight for Ihumātao is a fight for all Aucklanders’For Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. This episode, host Timothy Giles talks to Pania Newton about the fight for Ihumātao.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
15th May, 2019Podcast: the unheeded warnings in the leadup to the Christchurch attacksThe ignored warnings of Sri Lanka’s terror attacks are echoed here, where warnings of the threat in Christchurch were also disregarded. For Gaurav Sharma, this knowledge is turning grief into anger.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
16th April, 2019Why our construction industry is broken, and how it can be rebuiltFor Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode three host Timothy Giles spoke to Mark Spencer about how to build a construction sector that can build a world-class city.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
8th April, 2019Auckland’s two million person problemFor Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode two host Timothy Giles spoke to Pauline Winters about migration.By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland
28th March, 2019First grief, then change; Tayyaba Khan on what New Zealand does nowFor Auckland is a new Spinoff podcast of civic conversations with people working to create and sustain a better Auckland for all. In episode one host Timothy Giles spoke to Tayyaba Khan about the effect of the tragedy in Christchurch on the Muslim community, grief, identity, and what happens next. By For AucklandCommittee for Auckland