Patrick Hatch is a journalist at The Age, specializing in transportation and mobility, as well as climate change and environmental issues. His reporting covers a range of topics including public transportation, transportation policy and regulation, and the construction industry, often intertwining themes of energy policy and climate policy. Patrick's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Press, Newswav, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Melbourne, Australia (Local)
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Patrick Hatch's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, and issues related to government & politics as well as crime. He often covers topics such as Victoria floods, Melbourne public transport, road deaths, Melbourne CBD development, suburban rail loop and traffic-related issues.
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By: Patrick Hatch, Clay Lucas
The former Ford car factory will become a $1.1 billion data centre campus, which would double Melbourne's current data centre power draw when completed, under the government's special fast-track major project approval process.
By: Kieran Rooney, Patrick Hatch
By: Kieran Rooney, Patrick Hatch
Premier Ben Carroll’s enthusiasm for the project – combined with his promise to work with business – has stirred up discussions about injecting private capital into the long-awaited link.
By: Patrick Hatch
Two of Victoria's leading anti-corruption campaigners have urged the Big Build royal commission to look beyond the involvement of crooks and bikies
By: Patrick Hatch
One Nation’s Pauline Hanson has backed the party’s Victorian leader, Warren Pickering, after allegations by his ex-partner.
By: Jackson Graham, Patrick Hatch
By: Clay Lucas, Patrick Hatch, Angelica Snowden
By: Jackson Graham, Patrick Hatch
