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Oct 11, 2026

Paul BarlowHOST
42:45
Those lobby groups were Heart of the City and Retail NZ.
Paul BarlowHOST
42:48
There was some that I found that, I think it was in Auckland CBD, Queen Street, talking about ram raids, and it's both of them, Heart of the City and Retail NZ.
Paul BarlowHOST
42:58
Oh my God, terrible crime.
Paul BarlowHOST
43:00
How are we going to live kind of thing? So the justice sector chief science advisor warned media coverage was actually manufacturing a moral panic that the data showed a small number of offenders had longstanding Oranga Tamariki files showing severe childhood trauma, truancy histories, and needed care and protection as part of their recovery that they weren't receiving.
Kirikakara WilliamsGUEST
7:45
Um, I've actually acquired my, the, my current job, um, in Radisson.
Kirikakara WilliamsGUEST
7:50
So I got that through the New Zealand School of Tourism, which is a hotel, um, and bar spot in, uh, Auckland CBD.
RegzHOST
7:58
That's cool.
GabzHOST
7:59
Oh, okay.
AsherGUEST
72:10
Ai
Dylan BiscuitHOST
72:10
... or Central Auckland, but-
AsherGUEST
72:12
Yeah
Dylan BiscuitHOST
72:12
... it's an honor to be able to do it with the Filth whānau.
Lana SearleHOST
1:30
I know.
Lana SearleHOST
1:30
But do you know what, Steph? What happened last time when we went to Korea is that Simon thought that it would only take us 20 minutes from Central Auckland at 9:00 o'clock in the morning to get to Auckland International Airport and through security.
SpeedyPANELIST
1:42
Oh, dear.
Lana SearleHOST
1:42
So, like, this is what I'm-
Anne GibsonGUEST
20:12
Yeah.
Liam DannHOST
20:12
Um, you know, and I guess where it's not so visible, and, and I think we should talk about this next, is the, is the CBD where the crane index is down and, and we're just not seeing, you know...
Liam DannHOST
20:23
Well, we all know that the Auckland CBDs have been a bit down and out, but let's, let's come back to that.
Liam DannHOST
20:27
[upbeat jingle] Welcome back to The Economy of Everything, brought to you in partnership with CMC Markets, and I'm talking property with NZ Herald property editor Anne Gibson.
Liam DannHOST
20:41
And we, we're keen to have a look, or I'm keen to just have a look at the CBD of Auckland because, um, obviously, the last few years s- since COVID and the, the construction of the, the, the city rail loop and everything has just been, um, uh, really rough.
Liam DannHOST
20:58
Like, the, it, it's felt like a lousy time for Auckland City.
Liam DannHOST
21:01
Are you starting to see signs of life there? I know the, the C- CRL opening is a, is a good start.
Henry BlakemanHOST
0:32
Too Young to Vote is supported by Xuru.
Henry BlakemanHOST
0:38
Chlöe Swarbrick is the co-leader of the Green Party and the MP for Auckland Central.
Henry BlakemanHOST
1:03
She was one of the youngest MPs ever elected to Parliament and is leading the charge on the Green's election campaign, which has a strong focus on relieving the cost of living for everyday New Zealanders.
Henry BlakemanHOST
1:15
I'm very pleased to have Chlöe with me today to talk about these policies.
Henry BlakemanHOST
1:26
Yeah.
Chlöe SwarbrickGUEST
1:26
But no, it's, it's awesome.
Chlöe SwarbrickGUEST
1:27
I feel so privileged to have the opportunity to obviously get stuck in, in Auckland Central and to get around the country and to talk to New Zealanders.
Chlöe SwarbrickGUEST
1:35
We have so much in common.
Jason HoyteHOST
2:48
There's a lot of tension in here today.
Jason HoyteHOST
2:51
But coming up next, Hotty J saw an amazing thing in his travels through Auckland CBD, a man and a dog.
Jason HoyteHOST
2:57
Yeah, man.
Jason HoyteHOST
2:58
And a, and a, and a bent spine.
Ryan BridgeHOST
1:16
What do you think watching that? Would you do it?
Dave LeteleGUEST
1:18
Well, you know what's crazier is that that's Auckland CBD at a b- at, at lunchtime.
Ryan BridgeHOST
1:22
Yeah, I was- [laughs]
Chelsea DanielsGUEST
1:24
Yeah.
Chris BishopGUEST
3:04
That's good for the n- good for the economy, and, um, you know, it's good for Wellington." So let's, let's wait and see.
Katie BradfordCORRESPONDENT
3:09
Given you've done Wellington Central, you're looking at K Road, Auckland CBD, anywhere else next that you want to look at using that legislation for?
Chris BishopGUEST
3:15
Yeah, so New Plymouth has written to me, and we've had an investigation underway around that.
Chris BishopGUEST
3:19
Likewise with Hamilton, uh, as well.
JontyHOST
2:25
Along the walkway, there are over two hundred indigenous plant species in original and regenerating bush.
JontyHOST
2:30
My favorite sections are the views from Cape Horn and around Wattle Bay, where you feel much further away than twenty minutes drive from Auckland CBD.
JontyHOST
2:38
There's a huge variety along the walkway with some fascinating rock formations by the shore, a mixture of beaches and mud flats, plenty of bush and occasional parks and suburban streets to pass through.
JontyHOST
2:47
There's a formed track the length of the walkway, but it's best experienced walking along the foreshore, although be careful around the tides.

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