Leonie Freeman

Sometimes relationships just don't work. Is there any hope for reconciliation in the property market between the conflicting interest of developers, councils, and residents? Video

Other countries have distinct housing styles—but what's the NZ style? Do we have an identity crisis with our housing? And does that affect price, our health, and the nature of our communities? Video

Chief executive of The Property Council, Leonie Freeman, joins the Panel to discuss market conditions. Audio

National has released its new housing policy, promising a scapping of the RMA and rent to buy schemes.

Leonie Freeman, a housing consultant and the chief executive of the property council speaks to… Audio

House prices are still going up, and quickly - defying post lockdown predictions that there would be a big hit to the market. The Panel, including Leonie Freeman, CE of the NZ Property Council… Audio

Today in music history in 1977 Meatloaf releases his albumn Bat Out of Hell. Audio

'I've been thinking' with panellists Leonie Freeman and David Cormack. Audio

A Nelson couple has come up with a slightly unorthodox way to house their guests...The Boot B&B. Audio

Professional rugby might be returning this weekend, but club rugby is precariously close to finding itself in a bit of an existential crisis. Audio

These days it seems like there is news of redundancies in New Zealand almost every day as the effects of the global pandemic continue. Audio

In this day in 1965, The Beatles was announced as recipients of the Members of the British Empire and protests poured into Buckingham Palace. Audio

There has been an outcry after several schools around New Zealand removed 'Black Lives Matter' posters from school walls. Audio

The election and referenda are fast approaching and New Zealanders will be asked to vote on two long-standing issues. Audio

The Maori Party has called for an inquiry looking at New Zealand's colonial monuments and place names.  Audio

Panellists Leonie Freeman and Peter Fa'afiu share what they are thinking about. Audio

Are you a musical fan? Some super-fans have seen their favourite show hundreds of times, including one woman who has seen Cats 500 times and is soon to be featured in a new documentary. Audio