Councillors are forever going to public meetings to receive bad advice from angry people who mostly don’t know what they’re talking about. Hayden Donnell asks why.
The visibility of hologram technology was given a major boost in NZ when the PM used it to make a Techweek speech. So how might the technology be used in the future?
Councillor outrage over a secret stadium report shows how much the mayor needs to learn about consensus building, writes RNZ's Auckland correspondent Todd Niall.
Olympic cyclist and America's Cup cyclor Simon Van Velthooven talks to Madeleine Chapman about the increasingly important role of technology in sport.
At Techweek‘18 the people leading New Zealand’s innovation and technological revolution share their secrets. We asked the experts for their festival recommendations.
If a fuel tax is the best way to fund Auckland’s development, Councillor Efeso Collins asks that the benefits be invested in the people the tax will affect most - those in his Manukau ward.
Planned and implemented in the right way, these projects can lead to the creation of high quality urban places at the same time as reducing the need for travel, writes urban designer Alistair Ray.
If you've ever caught one of Auckland's Link buses, you've probably spent a good chunk of the ride sitting at a bus stop, not moving.
Statistics released under official information legislation reveal a tiny pool of 100 Supergold card holders hoover up over $200,000 worth of free trips to Waiheke Island every year.
Are trams really the answer to the city's transport challenges, asks former National Party cabinet minister Wayne Mapp
Matt Lowrie on his epic daily commute, and the direction of travel for public transport in NZ.
Touring musician Anthonie Tonnon shares one of his favourite money-saving travel hacks.
Auckland will look back at the bike network business case and wish we’d built more, faster, sooner.
The many failings of my daily bus commute experience show that money alone will not prise Aucklanders out of cars, writes Todd Niall.
This morning the government and Auckland Council announced a record $30b investment in solving Auckland's transport crisis. Don Rowe reports.
The announcement that Auckland University's arts school is to close its library speaks volumes about the value we place on art in New Zealand, argues Reilly Hodson.
Illustrator and writer Toby Morris checks in with five Auckland residents to get their reactions to last night's storm.
