Jonathan Milne is a journalist at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture and planning, government and public policy, and urban development, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Newsroom NZ, the New Zealand Herald, and RNZ.
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Jonathan Milne's articles predominantly cover local government, construction industry, supplier relationships, and climate change. His focus on topics related to New Zealand's politics and economy indicates a strong interest in governmental policies and their impact on various sectors.
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By: Jonathan Milne
“This launch is not consistent with regional stability.” Winston Peters hits out at Beijing's submarine-launched JL-3 missile test.
By: Jonathan Milne
Let's not pretend that deferring rates is chump change. At least nine councils have gone to court this year to force the sale of homes whose owners had accumulated unpaid rates.
By: Jonathan Milne
"Every month waiting is another month families pay more," says Chlöe Swarbrick, as energy bills and living costs continue to climb.
By: Jonathan Milne
The architects of the Ratepayer Assistance Scheme that has become a plank of three parties’ election campaigns – National, Labour and the Greens – have warned the minister it won’t work unless it’s extended to developers. The scheme is being presented to voters as a way to pay for cheaper solar power on their rooftops, […]
By: Jonathan Milne
The Iran war is raging again, oil prices are up, inflation threatens. The Reserve Bank couldn't make its previous mistake of moving too slowly.
By: Jonathan Milne
With internal combustion vehicles staying on Kiwi roads for decades, drop-in biofuels are now emerging as a critical bridge for the transport fleet – not just planes and ships, but also small cars. Jonathan Milne reports.
By: Jonathan Milne
NZers are rushing to install rooftop solar, but the network can't handle the jandal. Transpower and Electricity Authority admit ‘apprehension and uncertainty’ about whether they can address grid stability risks. Jonathan Milne reports.
By: Jonathan Milne
The cost to the country of forcing six corporate defendants to immediately cut their emissions to net zero would be nearly $22 billion, an economic report finds. The cost if that were applied right across the agriculture, energy, steel and mining sectors would explode to $112b. That’s according to analysis by AUT University economist Dr […]
By: Jonathan Milne
Z Energy chief executive Lindis Jones says Mike Smith court case poses an existential threat – they've already had worried financiers come knocking
