Michael Sergel's guest appearances

Michael Sergel

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

Catherine Field

Todd Muller

Rowena Duncum

Helius Therapeutics

Elliot Smith

Bill McKay

Claire Amos

Paula Southgate

Peter Beck

Philip Duncan

John Kirwan

Rosie Bosworth

Peter Gluckman

Jessica Wilson

Kate Sylvester

OwlTail

Police have shot a man dead after four people were injured - two critically - during a mass stabbing at a West Auckland supermarket.Emergency services were called to Countdown Lynn Mall about 2:40.Newstalk ZB's Michael Sergel is at the scene and told Heather du Plessis-Allan he's been speaking to witnesses who were inside at the time."They saw two people being stabbed, including an older male and a middle-aged female. And then they saw police shooting the suspected offender or undercover cops possibly shooting the suspected offender."Sergel says he was told the attacks happened near the checkouts.LISTEN ABOVE

Police have shot a man dead after four people were injured - two critically - during a mass stabbing at a West Auckland supermarket. Emergency services were called to Countdown Lynn Mall about 2:40. Newstalk ZB's Michael Sergel is at the scene and told Heather du Plessis-Allan he's been speaking to witnesses who were inside at the time. "They saw two people being stabbed, including an older male and a middle-aged female. And then they saw police shooting the suspected offender or undercover cops possibly shooting the suspected offender." Sergel says he was told the attacks happened near the checkouts. LISTEN ABOVE

Michael Sergel: Four people injured in mass stabbing at west Auckland supermarket

Thousands of people are getting their first glimpse inside Auckland's City Rail Link tunnels.Only 10,000 people have tickets for today's highly anticipated Walk the Tunnels event, with many more missing out on tickets.Most of the first people inside the tunnel are families. Many are taking large family photographs at the deepest accessible point.Access is being staggered, with people being given times to view throughout the day.Transport minister Phil Twyford was among the first inside the tunnel at 8am.Sean Sweeney, CEO of the City Rail Link looks through the tunnels under Albert St ahead of the Open Day. Photo / Greg BowkerHe said he liked what he saw, and it was good to see progress on a key part of the Government's transport plan.City Rail Link Ltd Chief Executive Sean Sweeney said he had been positively surprised by the unprecedented interest in the event.He said while there would not be another Open Day in the near future, he was hoping for further open days for other parts of the project before the City Rail Link is completed.

Thousands of people are getting their first glimpse inside Auckland's City Rail Link tunnels. Only 10,000 people have tickets for today's highly anticipated Walk the Tunnels event, with many more missing out on tickets. Most of the first people inside the tunnel are families. Many are taking large family photographs at the deepest accessible point. Access is being staggered, with people being given times to view throughout the day. Transport minister Phil Twyford was among the first inside the tunnel at 8am. Sean Sweeney, CEO of the City Rail Link looks through the tunnels under Albert St ahead of the Open Day. Photo / Greg Bowker He said he liked what he saw, and it was good to see progress on a key part of the Government's transport plan. City Rail Link Ltd Chief Executive Sean Sweeney said he had been positively surprised by the unprecedented interest in the event. He said while there would not be another Open Day in the near future, he was hoping for further open days for other parts of the project before the City Rail Link is completed.

Michael Sergel: Public gets a first glimpse inside Auckland's City Rail Link tunnels