Patrick Hatch is a journalist and transport reporter for The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, Cigalah Group, and Brisbane Times. With a focus on local news in Australia, particularly in New South Wales and Sydney, Patrick covers a range of topics including road safety, public transport, and urban development. His work has also been featured in WAtoday.
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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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Campaigners push for filters to be installed on the project’s enormous vents in Melbourne’s inner west as pollution fears grow.
Drivers are suffering shredded tyres, smashed gearboxes and other motor vehicle damage from monster potholes, and are lashing out over what they say is a lack of maintenance leaving Victoria’s roads in a dangerous state.
By: Patrick Hatch
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