Katie Todd

This year's influenza vaccine rollout has struck the one million mark, and ministers celebrating the milestone today are keen to keep up the momentum.

But it comes as healthcare workers grapple with… Audio

Two people have been arrested after a spate of drive by shootings in Auckland - according to the Police Minister, Poto Williams.

Police have laid the blame for the shootings - along with several… Audio

Golfers are accusing Auckland Council of foul play over a plan to develop their courses into more versatile public spaces.

The council wants local boards to acknowledge it isn't sustainable, to keep… Video, Audio

Auckland's biggest supplier of sand for concrete is appealing a decision to stop taking it from Pakiri Beach.

McCallum Bros has been sucking up sand from three different depths, but Auckland… Video, Audio

A tech expert involved in creating the Covid tracer app, is trying to import and trial a new type of RAT test that could be as accurate as PCRs.

New Zealand experts say it could provide cheap, quick… Audio

Aucklanders buddying up with extended family or friends to buy a home are the focus of a new subdivision in the city's south-east.

Houses with six to eight bedrooms, with split kitchens and living… Video, Audio

Authorities are in a race against time to save one of Auckland's most iconic waterfront areas and transport routes.

Tāmaki Drive is one of the prized coastal areas in the forefront of grim new… Video, Audio

Staying in the Super City, where five Auckland suburbs are getting a cash injection to make them 'build ready' for 16 thousand homes.

$1.4 billion will be pumped into Mt Roskill, Mangere, Tāmaki… Audio

Between 15 and 20 ram raids are said to be happening each week across the country. That's according to the Dairy and Business Owners Group - which is demanding more action.

Last night saw at least… Video, Audio

Women forced to give birth overseas because they couldn't get an MIQ spot late last year, say its abhorrent to learn that at that time, health officials thought MIQ wasn't justified.

It follows an… Audio

A group of Waiheke Island restaurants and bars have discovered the power of banding together to get them through tough Covid-19 times of staff shortages and scarce tourists.

They're co-ordinating… Audio

The relaxing of Covid-19 restrictions comes with perks for central city bars, restaurants and cafes.

After 11 weeks, business owners say they're pleased to see the back of mandatory seated service… Audio

Police are promising a powerful presence in downtown Auckland as they move to crack down on what some say is runaway crime in the central city.

Business owners and residents say criminals have been… Audio

The government is putting the onus on businesses to do their bit to stamp out modern slavery.

It's proposing a new law which would force companies to take action, if their products are linked to… Audio

When is a night club not a night club?

A so-called 'grey area' in the Covid-19 rules means some bars and venues have been hosting parties despite the red light setting without enforcing mask-wearing… Audio

Cost of living pressures are pushing some long term Waiheke residents back to the mainland, while others desperate to leave are becoming trapped in paradise.

The island's food bank and welfare… Video, Audio

Six people have been shot in the Auckland suburb of Glen Innes in the early hours of this morning. Five are in Auckland City Hospital, two in a serious condition.

Katie Todd spoke to Morning Report… Audio

A band of bad weather hit the top of the country hard this morning, creating widespread flooding.

Two months worth of rain fell in two hours in Tamaki Makaurau this morning.

Thousands of lightning… Audio