Patrick Hatch is a journalist at The Age. He specializes in transportation and mobility, with a focus on telecom, health, climate change, and travel-related topics. Patrick's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, WAtoday, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Brisbane Times.
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Patrick Hatch's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, and issues related to government & politics as well as crime. He often covers topics such as Victoria floods, Melbourne public transport, road deaths, Melbourne CBD development, suburban rail loop and traffic-related issues.
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By: Patrick Hatch
Leave a comment London. Singapore. Sydney. Even Adelaide. Melburnians have to travel a long way to see what public transport is like in the 21st century.
By: Patrick Hatch
In a series, The Age explores why Melbourne's west has become the nation's fastest-growing region and what's holding it back from its full potential. By Patrick Hatch
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In a series, The Age explores what makes the western suburbs the place to be and what’s holding them back.
By: Patrick Hatch
Commuters across Melbourne could miss out on the full benefits promised by the $15 billion Metro Tunnel because related network upgrades have been cut from the project to rein in its ballooning budget.
By: Patrick Hatch
Commuters could miss out on the full benefits of the $15 billion project because related network upgrades have been cut to rein in the ballooning budget.
By: Rachael Dexter, Patrick Hatch
The century-old North Melbourne animal charity fears for its future as talks over a new site reach an impasse.
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