Katie Todd
Mourners camp out to view Queen Elizabeth's funeral procession
Swathes of people have begun camping near Westminster Abbey to ensure they get a good view of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession. Katie Todd spoke to Morning Report about the mood in London. Audio
Crowds flock to farewell Queen
People have flocked to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II ahead of her funeral procession. Reporter Katie Todd is near Westminister Abbey where people are camping out to get spots to view the… Audio
UK: London prepares for Queen's funeral
In Britain, crowds are gathering to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth the second. Later this evening New Zealand time, her coffin will begin it's final journey from Westminster Abbey. Joining us now is… Audio
Thousands still queue as London readies for Queen's funeral
Preparations for the Queen's funeral are in full swing in London, with thousands of people continuing to trek to Westminster Hall to see her Majesty lying in state.
Our reporter Katie Todd joins us… Video, Audio
Ardern in London as city readies for Queen Elizabeth's funeral
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has arrived in London ahead of Queen Elizabeth's funeral on Monday.
Over the weekend she will meet King Charles III and Prince William along with the UK's new Prime… Video, Audio
NZDF troops rehearsing for Queen's funeral
Emotions are running high for the New Zealand Defence Force troops who will take part in the Queen's funeral.
They arrived earlier in the week and have been taking part in reherasals.
Lieutenant… Audio
Queues overnight in London to see Queen lying in state
Checkpoint reporter Katie Todd is in London where people have been queueing through the night to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state.
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Clareburt's medal haul inspires community to call for more Olympic size pools
It was 10 medals for New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games today. Among them Wellington swimming sensation Lewis Clareburt who snagged his third medal - this time a hard fought bronze.
The… Video, Audio
'Broken soul': Patient's spirits sink as lengthy wait for surgery drags on
The health crisis has become an excruciating reality for a woman who has waited 11 days for surgery after being placed in the wrong ward.
This afternoon the DHB has been forced to apologise after the… Audio
Hotels earned $1.3m a month operating as MIQ facilities
It can be revealed hotels earned about $1.3 million a month from becoming MIQ facilities.
Data released to RNZ shows the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment spent nearly $800 million in… Audio
Investigation follows woman's death after Middlemore's ED too crowded
Crisis meetings and investigations are continuing, after Middlemore ED's long wait times appear to have cost a life on Wednesday.
Counties Manukau District Health Board says patient presentations are… Audio
One million flu vaccines given, but 1m doses still sit on shelves
This year's influenza vaccine rollout has struck the one million mark, and ministers celebrating the milestone today are keen to keep up the momentum.
But it comes as healthcare workers grapple with… Audio
Witnesses react to shooting in Papakura
The south Auckland suburb of Papakura was rocked by a shooting this afternoon... right outside its the district court, next to the police station. The incident unfolded just before one-o-clock, and… Audio
Bus drivers working 13 hour shifts call for better conditions
Auckland bus drivers working 13 hour shifts to cover staff shortages, say their employers needs to take a hard look at the poor pay and "terrible" working conditions they're offering. They say… Audio
Tribesmen and Killer Beez - a history of the rivalry
Two people have been arrested after a spate of drive by shootings in Auckland - according to the Police Minister, Poto Williams.
Police have laid the blame for the shootings - along with several… Audio
Golfers cry foul over plans to open courses for more people, activities
Golfers are accusing Auckland Council of foul play over a plan to develop their courses into more versatile public spaces.
The council wants local boards to acknowledge it isn't sustainable, to keep… Video, Audio
Major concrete supplier appeals Pakiri sand mining ban ruling
Auckland's biggest supplier of sand for concrete is appealing a decision to stop taking it from Pakiri Beach.
McCallum Bros has been sucking up sand from three different depths, but Auckland… Video, Audio
Covid tech entrepreneur keen to trial more accurate RAT in NZ
A tech expert involved in creating the Covid tracer app, is trying to import and trial a new type of RAT test that could be as accurate as PCRs.
New Zealand experts say it could provide cheap, quick… Audio
Big home development offers friends chance to share mortgage
Aucklanders buddying up with extended family or friends to buy a home are the focus of a new subdivision in the city's south-east.
Houses with six to eight bedrooms, with split kitchens and living… Video, Audio
Sea rise: Race against time to save Tāmaki Drive
Authorities are in a race against time to save one of Auckland's most iconic waterfront areas and transport routes.
Tāmaki Drive is one of the prized coastal areas in the forefront of grim new… Video, Audio