Tom Hunt is a reporter at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, crime, social issues, and immigration, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Tom's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Finance UK, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Guardian.
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Will Wes Streeting close the groomers' loophole? I was never a huge Coronation Street fan growing up. I generally didn't find the storylines dramatic enough.
Kim Leadbeater has pulled every trick in the book to minimise parliamentary scrutiny of her dangerous bill.
By: Tom Hunt
Use old breadcrumbs to make light work of this zesty Tunisian drizzle cake
The Annual Mayo Athletics County Board Awards sponsored by Westnet and hosted by St Colman’s Claremorris AC were held on Sunday February 26 at the McWilliam Park Hotel in Claremorris.…
Four near misses and as many investigations later, KiwiRail has replaced Wellington Railway Station's Depression-era systems with technology of this century, bringing with it the hope of more commuter trains.
December is the month when investment in the GAA’s Runaway Train is exposed to public scrutiny. In 2024, 18 counties invested over €1 million each in the maintenance of the train and the cost is increasing annually. Galway invested €2.7 million, Cork €2.3m and Tipperary €2.1 million to keep the train in running order. One of the issues with the train is that new extra parts have been annually required so that total investment in the vehicle for 2024 surpassed €40 million.
ANALYSIS: A mid-winter return flight to Thailand or a new 65-inch TV – and from each I would get change for the $1667 chasm between the rates I was told I would pay and what the Wellington City Council now charges.
By: Tom Hunt
A Wellington City Council programme labelled a subsidy for Tesla owners and ratepayer help for-the-privileged now has a new moniker – a money loser.
As posted earlier Mayo AC were presented with the Masters Club of the Year shield at the County Board 2024 Awards on Sunday last in Claremorris. The shield trophy for…
By: Tom Hunt
Another Rimutaka Prison outside-the-wire resident has found himself in trouble – this time after after a local says she found him drunk in a suburban Upper Hutt bush.
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