Todd Niall

Scuffles break out as refugees board a train they thought was bound for Germany, only to find themselves being taken to a refugee camp inside Hungary. The father of the drowned Syrian toddler speaks… Audio

Rapidly rising patronage on Auckland's rail network could prompt a rethink about buying additional trains. Audio

Solid Energy is expected to announce it will go into voluntary administration. Our energy reporter Eric Frykberg has the details shortly. China devalues its currency for a second day sending shock… Audio

New data shows Auckland's housing shortage will get worse before it gets better and could last for more than a decade and will get worse before it gets better, according to a new analysis of data. Audio

Auckland councillors' salaries will go up next week but the increase is just a fraction of what it could have been. Audio

Wellington's has spent the weekend celebrating the 150th anniversary of becoming the capital city. But what of the city which had capital status torn from it. Auckland Correspondent Todd Niall has… Audio

A new analysis suggests Auckland's population won't grow as quickly as previously forecast - but even so, housing supply may still fall dramatically short. Audio

A public relations firm co-owned by an Auckland councillor is helping a real estate firm promote itself as a good way to sell property to overseas buyers. Audio

One of the most contentious plans for high density housing in Auckland's suburbs is back on the agenda. Audio

The agency in charge of transport in Auckland has finally made a move to cut its vehicle fleet after two years of planning, including a much criticised shuttle service for it's staff. Audio

A handful of diesel units will shuttle between Pukekohe and Papakura at the southern end of the network, but for everyone else, it's a new era of rail commuting following a billion dollar-plus… Audio

Northland dairy farmers reeling from years of floods and drought are hit again as banks call in loans. The plunge in dairy prices catches the Government by surprise but it remains upbeat, the Minister… Audio

Sudden downpower floods parts of south, west Auckland, Global Dairy Auction prices fall again, Auckland's character suburbs at risk, Deadline looms for flag designs, Lawyer backs sacking of Barfoot… Audio

A deal is struck limiting Iran's ability to manufacture nuclear weapons. Never before seen images of Pluto from the New Horizons spacecraft are flooding Nasa's inbox and Aucklanders can now find out… Audio

The deal negotiated overnight with Greece and its creditors could sink its Prime Minister, as the Greek people face their harshest austerity measures yet. A China-based website reveals New Zealand has… Audio

On Wall Street, stocks rose as investors hoped the latest bailout proposal from Greece would lead to breakthrough with creditors. Audio

Labour cops flak over Chinese surname property claim, Unions hit out at changes to zero hours contracts, Fiji qualify for Olympics after New Zealand expelled, and Beneficiary advocates accuse Work and… Audio

We decided to check out if there are any woes with selfies here in New Zealand. Audio

Today is Decimal Currency day - introduced July 10 1967. Video, Audio

Gisborne is virtually cut off by snow. We'll talk to our reporter, Murray Robertson, in Gisborne shortly and we'll get the latest on the roading network from the Transport Agency. The Government… Audio