Tom Dillane is a Deputy Head of News at nzherald. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on business and economics, criminal law, and real estate, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. Tom's work has been featured in The Tech Effect, News.com.au, NewstalkZB, nzcity.co.nz, and the New Zealand Herald.
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By: Tom Dillane
The price of the $5.5b rail link could have been halved, its former CEO has claimed.
By: Tom Dillane
Viv Beck says she is “delighted” with her legal victory to be reinstated as Heart of the City chief executive after being suspended by the organisation's board - who are now facing pressure to uniformly resign.
By: Tom Dillane
A last-minute amendment to cut Auckland's proposed rates increase from 7.9% to a less imposing 5.9% has been backed by a “significant number” of councillors.
By: Tom Dillane
Auckland Councillors will vote today on Mayor Brown’s record proposed rates rise.
By: Tom Dillane
Aucklanders will face a 7.9% rates rise for the coming year after Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown's budget was passed today, despite a last-minute push from some councillors to wind back the hike to 5.9%.
By: Tom Dillane
To follow the latest Budget coverage, click here for our live blog. The Government has allocated almost $1.8 billion in Budget 2026 to extend the Waikato Expressway from Cambridge to Piarere, south of Karapiro.
By: Tom Dillane
A last-minute amendment to cut Auckland’s proposed rates increase from 7.9% to a less imposing 5.9% has been backed by a “significant number” of councillor
By: Tom Dillane
The Auckland city centre business association, Heart of the City, has had a mass exodus of its board tonight after months of turmoil in which its
By: Tom Dillane
OPINION: Maybe some councillors have made a career out of their marginalisation.
