Joel MacManus is an Account Executive and journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand. He writes for publications such as the New Zealand Herald and The Spinoff, focusing on local news and issues specific to Wellington. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, urban planning, and current events in the city.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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Joel MacManus specializes in local government and politics, particularly focusing on Wellington, New Zealand. His work suggests he is inclined towards covering local political announcements and seeking expert commentary to provide context and analysis.
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The future deputy prime minister revealed the new $3 school lunch options today. But which meal is the best, and which do Act MPs think is too woke?
By: Joel MacManus
New Zealand's economy is built on exports. But for a business, becoming an exporter is a lot harder than just making a good product and sending it overseas. So where can a prospective exporter turn for help?
By: Joel MacManus
People stood on chairs, arms in the air, screaming, cheering, and whistling. They sang, danced, and partied like it was their last night on earth. Preyanka Gothanayagi reports from Diwali Festival of Lights at TSB Arena.
By: Joel Macmanus
One man's foolish attempt to travel from the bottom of the country to the top without a car or plane.
The High Court's ruling in the Nelson Tenths case is a huge victory for Whakatū iwi – and also for my Pākehā ancestors, who were sold a horrible lie.
Day two of one man's foolish attempt to travel from the bottom of the country using only public transport.
Join Joel MacManus on New Zealand's longest commute as he attempts to travel from the bottom to the top of the country without a car or plane.
Day three of one man's foolish attempt to travel from the bottom of the country using only public transport.
Day two of one man's foolish attempt to travel from the bottom of the country using only public transport.
Day four of one man's foolish attempt to travel from the bottom of the country using only public transport.
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