Wellington Mornings with Nick Mills

The Business Panel this week featured two well-known Wellington car dealers, following news car sales rose in September.
Brendan Foot Supersite director Matthew Foot and Gazley Group Dealer Principal Oliver Gazley joined Nick to discuss how the year has played out for them, and what lies ahead.
They chatted about the flurry of new brands available for Kiwi drivers, and how the traditional brands are keeping up with greater competition.
Matthew and Oliver also discussed the challenges on doing business in the capital, and how local authorities can make Wellington more business-friendly.
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Wellington Mayor Andrew Little joined Nick Mills for his monthly catch up.
They discussed the success of World of WearableArt (WOW) in Wellington for another year, and how the City Council can future-proof the event in Wellington into the future.
Other topics discussed included the legal action taken against the Wellington City Council over Moa Point, Greg O'Connor being elected to the WCC unopposed, and Little's assessment of his first year as Mayor.
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Kiwi WNBA star Charlisse Leger-Walker is counting down to her first appearance in New Zealand’s Tauihi basketball competition.
The Connecticut Sun guard has joined the Porirua-based Tokomanawa Queens during the WNBA off-season.
In April, Leger-Walker became the first New Zealander to be selected into the prestigious American competition when she was drafted as the 18th pick.
She joined Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills to discuss her impressive basketball journey so far.
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On Friday Faceoff this week, Nick was joined by Political commentator Brigitte Morten and former Wellington Mayor, now Dot Loves Data director Justin Lester.
They discussed the legal proceedings filed over the Moa Point fiasco, how the campaigning is going little over a month out from the Election, and why they believe the Hutt South electorate is one of the more interesting in the country.
They also looked at Greg O'Connor's unopposed election to the Wellington City Council, and the impact that World of Wearable has had on the capital in 2026.
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He’s one of the most distinctive voices to emerge from the great Australian rock scene of the 1980s, and his songs have become part of the soundtrack for generations of music fans.
James Reyne, the unmistakable lead singer of Australian Crawl, joined Nick Mills ahead of his Wellington concert in March.
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