Toby Manhire is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand, and focuses on local news and politics. He writes for The Spinoff and his work has also appeared in the New Zealand Herald. Toby covers a range of topics including government policies, political events, and cultural phenomena in New Zealand.
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By: Toby Manhire
The grim irony of prohibiting a journalist who has shown such tenacity in the face of an obstructive state.
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By: Toby Manhire
Ten irrefutable reasons for the incoming president to exempt plucky little New Zealand from import tax hikes.
A polarising haka has chalked up some gobsmacking numbers around the world, and it even pursued the NZ prime minister to Peru, writes Toby Manhire in today's extract from The Bulletin.
By: Toby Manhire
The prime minister has never supported David Seymour's bill in principle, or beyond first reading in practice, but his language has certainly changed.
By: Toby Manhire
There is plenty yet to play out, but the next election is at this rate shaping up as trio versus trio, writes Toby Manhire.
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