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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A year that has seen the Wellington City Council become a byword for dysfunction ends in just a matter of hours and after some prickly debates.
A battle to save Wellington's City to Sea Bridge from the fast-looming wrecking ball is set to head to court.
“It is sinister to pretend that your opposition to this submission is anything other than racist.”
Tom Hunt And it's a wrap. The Wellington City Council is done for 2024.
I don’t understand how the new bridge at Ash will “reduce rat running”.
What do author Emily Perkins, a dog called Lady Faraway Mozzarella Sandwiches Billington and a damp couch have in common?
Four years since demolition and a year since Kāinga Ora was on the verge of filing for resource consent for 300-plus Wellington social housing homes, Housing Minister Chris Bishop is “expecting a briefing”.
By: Tom Hunt
A restaurant favourite you can knock up at home using the last of the Christmas turkey
Duncan Tce in Kilbirnie is as Wellington as the city gets – a steep and narrow road with houses perched up and down long paths. But it is atypical in one respect.
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