Thomas Manch is a Senior Political Reporter at Stuff. He covers a wide range of topics including energy policy and regulation, public transportation, government, and politics, with a focus on business, economics, and personal finance. Thomas has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, BusinessDesk NZ, and The Post.
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Thomas Manch's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, diplomacy, and New Zealand politics. His articles often involve high-level government officials and their decisions, along with legal and policy regulations.
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Caught out by flight cancellations thanks to the particularly strong southerly battering Wellington, and facing two days in Auckland waiting for a rebooked flig...
By: Thomas Manch
A fast-track application for the $4.9 billion Northwest Busway project has been halted by the transport agency as it clashes with the Auckland Council over cons...
By: Thomas Manch
Auckland Council planners say the 227-metre and 162m towers that Precinct Properties plans for the Downtown Carpark site are “inappropriate development&rd...
By: Thomas Manch
Freightways board chairman Mark Cairns is stepping down after five years as company director.In an interview on Friday morning, Cairns said he had decided to pa...
By: Thomas Manch
The Ministry of Education may slash the number of contractors used for school property builds, sparking concern among the 190 current providers.The ministry las...
By: Thomas Manch
Precinct Properties’ planned tower block on the Auckland harbour-edge has received conditional approval in a draft fast-track decision.The fast-track expe...
The Government has conceded some of the billion-dollar roading projects promised to begin within years may instead be more than a decade away.A long-awaited rep...
By: Thomas Manch
A signal to the infrastructure sector about when major transport projects will be built, or a project “wishlist” that masks a major political backdo...
A prospective biorefinery at Marsden Point has garnered the interest of Ballance Agri-Nutrients.Channel Infrastructure, the NZX-listed company that owns the Mar...
By: Thomas Manch
Remaining areas of dispute between the transport agency and the Auckland Council over the Northwest Busway will be settled by a fast-track panel.Senior staff an...
