Todd Niall is a Senior Journalist at Stuff. He focuses on topics such as Auckland, urban regeneration, climate goals, public transport, and the Auckland Council, weaving together themes of sustainability and community development. Todd's work has been featured in Stuff, New Zealand Herald, and Newsroom NZ.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Todd Niall's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation pertaining to local matters in Auckland, New Zealand. He frequently reports on issues related to the Auckland Council, including urban regeneration, climate goals, public transport, and municipal governance.
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By: Todd Niall
The settlement ends five years of legal action, with both sides suing the other.
Todd Niall watches a Wayne Brown mayoral campaign video and asks if everything is as it seems
Significant hurdles included the mayor's insistence on a rejected hotel bed levy, poor communication and no earmarked funding
The chief of staff to Wayne Brown has put a personal property development company into liquidation over money due to Inland Revenue, Todd Niall reports
The SIS is releasing selective information about monitoring the automotive industry.
Asia Pacific Hotels, which counts Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown among its shareholders, could be removed from the companies register for not complying with officials' requests
