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Former ADHB employee accused of taking bribe for medical supplies
The ex-worker also allegedly disclosed confidential information to an IT firm.
The ex-worker also allegedly disclosed confidential information to an IT firm.
Frank Burt says his grandson is "a lovely, lovely man, but he has big problems".
Zac Guildford has been revealed as the prominent sportsman who was facing fraud charges.
Former Powernet employee has had his assets frozen.
Financial adviser ran a Ponzi scheme embezzling at least $15m from those who trusted him.
Her disappearance gripped US, but now Sherri Papini is accused of fabricating everything.
The 72-year-old once handled millions of dollars but now dabbles as an artist.
Prosecutors said scheme raised at least $980m in sham film licensing deals.
'I didn't feel smug watching it. Instead, I felt petrified.'
The alleged bribes for contracts exchange occurred between 2015 and 2018.
About $8.4m flowed through the bank accounts of Yinghui Zhang over a 20-month period.
The jury returned with their verdicts just after 5pm today.
The pair have been on trial in the Hamilton District Court this week.
The women were offering a Thai massage 'with magic fingers', the 84-year-old testified.
The 41-year-old was granted further interim name suppression when she reappeared today.
The man said his massages often finished with a 'happy ending'.
The accused aged 63 and 67 allegedly gambled away their fraudulent gains, the crown said.
Man charged by the SFO claims allegations "will have a permanent effect on him".
Counterfeit bank notes are circulating around South Taranaki, police say.
Kelly Tonkin's confession to staff: 'There are no innocent explanations.'
The woman is jointly charged with stealing about $1.8m over 19 months.
The victims, moving to NZ under the investor immigration category, were conned out of $6m.
Brendon Harris denies charges police allege total nearly $500,000.
Laura Oglesby, 48, managed to enrol in uni and get student loans in her daughter's name.
The woman says the firm 'must be desperate'.
She was given extra jail time, but it won't affect her parole eligibility.
Dunedin businessman has been allowed to continue as director after defrauding Customs.
Tax refunds intended for his clients were used for gambling and to repay personal debts.
Litia Vuniduvu remains in prison while facing the prospect of deportation.
The funds traced back to a wealthy businessman accused of running a pyramid scheme.