Scammers target family of hero White Island nurse
Family of hero White Island nurse who died in car crash targeted by scammers.
Family of hero White Island nurse who died in car crash targeted by scammers.
"As the saying goes: if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
Travel Globe is the second rouge travel agency to go bust within months and holidaymakers are now approximately $500,000 out of pocket.
Keep any eye out for fake $100 bills circulating around Waikato.
NZ Transport Agency is warning people to be wary about the phishing scam.
The scam falsely promises customers free groceries if they like certain Facebook posts.
Reparation she was ordered to pay cancelled after she couldn't pay it back.
Victims and those with information on the scammers are asked to contact the police.
Police charged a young man after information for up to 24,000 Vector customers was leaked.
Adviser to Māori King admits fraud charges over obesity surgery payment.
Six people were arrested after several Auckland properties were raided by police.
But the wealthy Malaysian businessman and his family still face deportation.
Wayne John Revell admitted the representative charge in the Hamilton District Court today.
Eugene DeMarco used Sir Peter's planes to pay off debt he owed to the film mogul.
How a fraudster managed to trick staff at New Zealand's largest bank.
Kim Symes has been sentenced to 10 months' home detention and 150 hours of community work.
Company concealed money for wealthy international businessman facing fraud charges.
COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern's opponents are goading her to get closer to the donations saga.
The company and the pair were part of the first case of its kind in NZ.
Are you unwittingly helping someone use your bank account to transfer crime money?
Failed investment adviser Barry Kloogh has broken his silence.
Fraudsters conned Kiwis out of almost $23 million as their tactics get more convincing.
"Greg"s story of losing money in an investment scam features in the Fraud Hurts film.
New allegations levelled against former CBL directors Harris and Hutchison.
A Ministry for Primary Industries investigation discovered four years of non-reporting.
Steven Robertson told one of his victims he was "as good as John Key".
One federal prosecutor said she "has perfected the art of identity theft."
The man's offending spanned five years and 103 transactions.
The banker admitted being involved in a massive kickback scheme.