David Wilson

A new study predicts that the Gisborne district's population will increase by by nearly 10 percent to 52,000 by 2043. So what does that mean for the region and its infrastructure? David Wilson is the… Audio

The new Clerk of the House, David Wilson, talks about his dream job; David Carter tables report on this year's Speaker's Tour, slammed by media as the mother of all junkets and a global knees-up. Audio

Todd Niall explores if Auckland needs extra support from government. Audio

Housing, employment, tourism, infrastructure, entrepreneurship and the dairy downturn - each region has its own story to tell. Radio New Zealand's long-time Northland reporter Lois Williams, and Lynn… Audio

In a session recorded in front of an audience in Auckland, new research by the Auckland University of Technology into the success of the Auckland Supercity reforms is explored by Morning Report's… Audio

Special residential brownfield developer Mark Todd; Darryl Evans, chief executive of the Mangere Budgeting Services Trust; and David Wilson, director of Institute of Public Policy, AUT, who says the… Audio

Two of the authors of a recent evaluation of Sistema Aotearoa. Audio

Listening to that report is Michael Barnett the chairman of the business interest group known as the local government forum, and the Director of the Auckland University of Technology's Public Policy… Audio

David Wilson is about to become the first person to ride an old fashioned Penny-farthing from Stewart island to Cape Reinga. Audio

David Wilson is in the home stretch of his epic journey from Stewart Island to Cape Reinga on his 1880's style penny farthing cycle. Audio

David Wilson's trying to become the first person to cycle from Stewart Island to Cape Reinga....on a penny farthing and dressed from head to toe in Victorian costume! Audio

Cycling the length of New Zealand is a challenge at the best of times... imagine doing it on an 1880s-style, 54in high-wheeled penny farthing with Victorian clothes to match. Audio

David Wilson from Oamaru nominates In The Mood by Glenn Miller. Audio

The dairy giant Fonterra is confident that today's record payout to farmers will flow through into the country's economy. Audio

Snow has finally come to New Zealand's ski fields, bringing a collective sigh of relief from winter tourism operators. Audio

Plans for a national convention centre in Auckland hinge on the law being changed to allow more gambling in an adjacent casino. Audio

A discussion on the hit to tourism following the Christchurch earthquake and the Japan tsunami. Is the industry and Government moving quickly enough to buffer the countries second biggest export… Audio

AUT Public Policy Institute director David Wilson has been reading the 'Auckland Unleashed' plan. Audio