
‘This is it’: Mr Asia’s addicts describe how they fell for heroin
The drug took off as young counter-culture Kiwis wanted more than rugby, racing and beer.
The drug took off as young counter-culture Kiwis wanted more than rugby, racing and beer.
Lawyers for the trio said murder was never their intention.
Police found 44kg of meth during Operation Worthington, half of it hidden in a bathtub.
$35,000 cash and two Harley-Davidsons were seized from Stenton Wilde's home.
In the final episode, hosts John Daniell and Noelle McCarthy explore the gang’s downfall.
Overseas criminals and local gangs use meth to bring misery to NZ communities, say police
Head of the National Organised Crime Group, Greg Williams explains how the Mr Asia drug ring paved the way for NZ's methamphetamine problem. Video/Marty Melville - Edit/Ella Wilks
“It’s currently not known how widely this substance may be circulating."
Armed officers stopped the alleged 'known offender' while driving in Tikokino on Friday.
Meth use reached record levels in NZ last year, peaking at 39.2kg in a week.
Mexico has extradited some of its most notorious imprisoned drug lords.
Inside the heroin syndicate, young professionals rubbed shoulders with career criminals.
He shouted, he flailed, he rolled around and he was eventually hauled off to jail.
The 'Tongan Pablo' was respected both in church and the criminal underworld.
Aiden Sagala’s overdose death was part of NZ’s largest meth importation case.
As the syndicate expands into Australia, it looks like Terry Clark's luck has run out.
The two key players join forces in episode 1 of our true crime podcast.
The untold story behind New Zealand's most notorious drug syndicate.
Raemon Parkinson, 70, was stopped at Melbourne International Airport in November.
Cocaine amounts seized in Auckland have been increasing: 183kg found this year alone.
The defendant was allegedly found with 11kg of meth, $600,000 in cash and 17 cellphones.
Tony Looker was eventually stopped by police who found $113,000 in cash and 44g of meth.
Drugs were concealed in inner-city parking buildings and exchanged for cash.
A defence lawyer says all of the drug haul should have been driven to ESR in a police car.
Gustavo Petro said the drug would be 'sold like wine' if legalised worldwide.
Charges include burglary, possession of firearms and methamphetamine.
James Moa, 21, was arrested at Sydney Airport with 20kg of cocaine hidden in his suitcase.
The syndicate's 'logistics organiser' stored large amounts of cash at his sister's house.
The 21-year-old man will appear in court in Sydney today.
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