Jonathan Milne is a journalist at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, personal finance, and the construction industry, often focusing on themes such as elections, public policy, and security. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, Newsroom NZ, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Jonathan Milne's articles predominantly cover local government, construction industry, supplier relationships, and climate change. His focus on topics related to New Zealand's politics and economy indicates a strong interest in governmental policies and their impact on various sectors.
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By: Jonathan Milne
There's a sunny two bedroom state house on the slope of Mt Albert that is on the market for an estimated $1.4m; the deadline for offers is 5pm
Jodie Kuntzsch's up-and-coming political party wants to ban the contentious fishing method; her husband has been one of its biggest champions
By: Jonathan Milne
She is tasked with managing less money, fewer staff and taking on no new investments
Shareholders worry that despite sexual harassment complaints, Chris Meehan may seize back control of the company he founded
Chris Hipkins knows this doesn't end with the Tāmaki Makaurau candidate's reluctant resignation. More Labour heads may fall before election day.
By: Jonathan Milne
The substantial mistruths on National's Facebook page could force Meta to shut it down – under its own regulation
Political gridlocks, stalemates, hung parliaments and disputed elections dominate international news – perhaps this is just what the global economy needs!
Raquelle Mitchell won't let her kids play in the yard; it's sometimes ankle-deep in overflowing sewage. She can't be bothered with politicians visiting her neighbourhood to debate housing policy.
By: Jonathan Milne
Labour and National argue who's most committed to social housing and rent-to-buy – but severely stressed private renters are forgotten
Defence chiefs ‘polish their arse on a seat in Wellington' without learning the lessons of modern asymmetric warfare from Ukraine, says Ron Mark
