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Grey Lynn

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Sep 29, 2026

Nixon ClarkHOST
47:54
He's just there with his Yui Boom and a drink.
Nixon ClarkHOST
47:57
So I'm doing a sausage sizzle at the Bunnings in Grey Lynn on Saturday alongside the other Aonga Amata or the Aonga Whasamoa dads.
Nixon ClarkHOST
48:08
And we're going to be doing that from like 8.30 in the morning till like 2 in the afternoon.
TeganHOST
48:14
8.30? Are you going to be there the whole time? Pretty much.
Nixon ClarkHOST
48:20
Because, guys, we're trying to raise money for a new kitchen, man.
StormHOST
48:22
Tegan and I, we go at separate times, but we normally go to Churbate.
StormHOST
48:25
So maybe our Chur Bay deck will have to go to Grey Lynn.
TeganHOST
48:29
Do you reckon we go get a sausage sizzle pre-Chur Bay or after Chur Bay? After Chur Bay.
ElleHOST
5:21
You know what? I know there's this one office, I think on K Road, that has a greyhound office dog.
ElleHOST
5:27
And there's this photo studio in Grey Lynn.
ElleHOST
5:31
They have an office cat.
ElleHOST
5:32
Wow.
Paddy HillGUEST
53:52
I was like in bed.
Paddy HillGUEST
53:53
So I like got up and like buffed like a pack of Panadol and like a full like jug of coffee and walked from my flat in Grey Lynn.
Paddy HillGUEST
54:01
up to meet him at Roundhead and sat with him and chatted for a bit and he was like, here's the deal, we need a new intern, this guy's leaving, but he's got this job that's starting next Monday, so we basically need to get you in here as soon as possible to start learning the things.
Paddy HillGUEST
54:17
And I was like, I'm flying to...
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
30:40
Warmer nights, slightly cooler days, but for the rest of this week, up until the weekend, temperatures gradually rising during the day, and kind of on the cool side overnight, which will generally keep temperatures down a bit, the average temperature anyway.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
30:56
and probably the coldest night at the moment, looking around Thursday night, but otherwise, we were down to about 9 degrees overnight last night here in Grey Lynn, sitting on 9.5 at the moment, looking for something fairly similar tonight, although just the potential for slightly lower temperatures does increase, like I say, so we're all about Thursday, Friday, probably Friday night a little bit on the cool side, and then gradually warming up towards the beginning of next week.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
31:19
But generally not a lot of rain showing up, really.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
31:22
Just a few of these showers today, maybe a couple tomorrow, and then almost nothing, right? Like I say, maybe a few around Sunday, possibly, but not much, hardly anything.
Jason WallsCORRESPONDENT
49:06
And changes to the electoral boundaries could be a boon for her too.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
49:10
Westmere, Grey Lynn and Western Springs has gone to Auckland Central and I've now gained Waterview, Wisley, a bit of Balmoral and extension of Sandringham as well.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
49:21
Some analysis actually makes it sound like it is actually more right-leaning.
Jason WallsCORRESPONDENT
49:24
But the Greens say don't count out the small players.
Jason WallsCORRESPONDENT
2:44
And changes to the electoral boundaries could be a boon for her too.
Melissa LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:48
Westmere, Grey Lynn and Western Springs has gone to Auckland Central and I've now gained Waterview, Wisley, a bit of Balmoral and extension of Sandringham as well.
Melissa LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:59
Some analysis actually makes it sound like it is actually more right-leaning.
Jason WallsCORRESPONDENT
3:02
But the Greens say don't count out the small players.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:05
Anyway, thank you for your text on that.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:07
Hi, Tim, funny you mentioned Grey Lynn being working class.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:11
No, by the way...
Nicole LewisGUEST
21:12
I love Grey Lynn.
Nicole LewisGUEST
21:13
I own property there.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:14
Historically.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:25
Not sure neighbours quite as much.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:27
Well, okay, you're doing a manual job doesn't mean an area is working class just because you're sawing some timber or something.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:05
Anyway, thank you for your text on that.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:07
Hi, Tim, funny you mentioned Grey Lynn being working class.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:11
No, by the way...
Nicole LewisGUEST
21:12
I love Grey Lynn.
Nicole LewisGUEST
21:13
I own property there.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:14
Historically.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:25
Not sure neighbours quite as much.
Tim BeveridgeHOST
21:27
Well, okay, you're doing a manual job doesn't mean an area is working class just because you're sawing some timber or something.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
27:01
We had a shower come through really early this morning and there are a few more in the Tasman moving on to us in this south westerly flow.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
27:11
reasonably light winds here in Grayland at the moment.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
27:14
Yeah, just a bit of cloud moving over, but like I say, a few showers out there may catch parts of Auckland as they move through, and that's expected for most of the day, really.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
27:25
So sunny, bit of cloud, maybe a shower.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
29:25
Around about 16 degrees, maybe a tiny bit more than that.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
29:29
And the overnight low around about 10, we were down to about 7, just 6.5 actually I think last night.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
29:36
Sitting on 8 here at the moment in Grayland.
Rick BreezeCORRESPONDENT
29:39
Saturday is looking mostly cloudy and cooler with some rain and showers.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:00
Before vast numbers of kauri trees were felled to build the villas of Ponsonby and Grey Lynn for early European settlers, Auckland's Waitakere Ranges were covered in ancient forests.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:11
This century they've faced another existential threat, kauri dieback, a fungus-like organism spread by just a pinhead of mud or soil that attacks the tree's fragile roots.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:23
There is no known cure, but a collaboration between mana whenua, scientists, Auckland Council and volunteers is providing a glimmer of hope.

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