Jon Lamonte's guest appearances

Jon Lamonte

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Inside Infrastructure

Kerre Woodham Mornings Podcast

Judith Collins

Tracey Martin

Michael Boggs

Aaron Ironside

Jason Smith

Helen Clark

Trevor Mallard

Craig Harrison

Shane Jones

Tiwai Point

Simon Wilson

Ian Taylor

Lockwood Smith

Auckland Transports

Julie Chapman

OwlTail

Aucklanders have saved more than 20 billion litres of water over nearly 18 months.The city's remaining water restrictions are to be lifted this Saturday.They were put in place last May during a record-breaking drought when dam levels dropped to 42.5 per cent.Watercare chief executive Jon Lamonte told Andrew Dickens the saving was a blend of both domestic and commercial users.“I think everyone has got the message now. You can see it in the demand statistics every day. It’s well down on previous demands.”LISTEN ABOVE

Aucklanders have saved more than 20 billion litres of water over nearly 18 months. The city's remaining water restrictions are to be lifted this Saturday. They were put in place last May during a record-breaking drought when dam levels dropped to 42.5 per cent. Watercare chief executive Jon Lamonte told Andrew Dickens the saving was a blend of both domestic and commercial users. “I think everyone has got the message now. You can see it in the demand statistics every day. It’s well down on previous demands.” LISTEN ABOVE

Jon Lamonte: Watercare chief executive says 20 billion litres of water saved in Auckland was a blend of domestic and commercial users

Watercare is planning on spending 18.5 billion dollars to keep Auckland's water networks up to scratch.The organisation's unveiled its investment programme for the next 20 years, and it's the biggest to date.It includes expanding the region's two largest wastewater treatment plants and delivering new water sources.Watercare chief executive Jon Lamonte joined Kerre McIvor.LISTEN ABOVE

Watercare is planning on spending 18.5 billion dollars to keep Auckland's water networks up to scratch. The organisation's unveiled its investment programme for the next 20 years, and it's the biggest to date. It includes expanding the region's two largest wastewater treatment plants and delivering new water sources. Watercare chief executive Jon Lamonte joined Kerre McIvor. LISTEN ABOVE

Jon Lamonte: Watercare unveils 20 year investment plan

Adrian and Ilya talk with CEO of Sydney Metro Jon Lamonte about his 32 years in the Royal Air Force, what he learnt flying Hercules planes in the Falkland Islands and running transport for Greater Manchester, and his reflections on Australia’s largest metro project.

Jon Lamonte – on how he went from the Royal Air Force to building trains in Sydney