Tom Hunt is a reporter for the Dominion Post, based in Wellington, New Zealand. He focuses on local news and has written for various publications including Stuff, The Guardian, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Tom covers a range of topics including politics, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Hollymount International Road Race is scheduled for Sunday November 17. This year’s 10k route will mirror the familiar path of previous years, beginning outside the Post Office on the Ballinrobe…
Tom Hunt A new report has put the value of the cruise industry to Wellington at $100.1 million last summer but a slower season is now underway.
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau has written to Local Government Minister Simeon Brown welcoming a Crown observer and asking him to get a move on as pressing deadlines loom.
Wellington's officially unaffordable rates have seen at least three times more homeowners setting up payment plans as they go into the red.
The Wellington City Council spent $98,000 on two new electric car charging stations, dubbed a subsidy for “rich Tesla owners”, despite the programme being under review for possible cancellation.
Local Government Minister Simeon Brown is refusing to say when he will get around to appointing an observer to the Wellington City Council other than an unspecified “shortly”.
An early morning house fire in the Hutt Valley left an 81-year-old man with life-threatening injuries and is being treated as suspicious.
The long tunnel is gone but two new tunnels are planned for Wellington as Transport Minister Simeon Brown confirms the preferred options for how residents get around.
Two new tunnels are planned for Wellington to improve Wellington's roading system after Transport Minister Simeon Brown confirmed the preferred options.
“The Government wants to ram roads right through the community,” she said.
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