'Ultra-ego' forex broker jailed for $7m Ponzi scheme
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
Michael Davies was accused of leaving his old firm with 'thousands' of secret files.
Two men next in court on Friday when the secrecy of their names will be argued.
The charges related to foreign exchange services provided by Forex Brokers Limited.
IRD warning consumers to be mindful of emails claiming to be from the tax department.
The scheme threatened to bankrupt the poor nation of Mozambique.
Jeanette Wilson's claims have raised fears she is providing false hope to sick people.
The school was taken to court over the unapproved enrolment of international students.
Hundreds of "fraudulent tickets" were cancelled and will be resold on correct channels.
Michael Davies is accused of walking out the door with "thousands" of confidential files.
IRD client shows email in a bid to alert others.
Former BNZ banker has had his sentencing conditions eased after forfeiting $850,000.
The three accused deny the allegations which have led to a total of 71 charges.
Business plans and project files were allegedly stolen from an Auckland architecture firm.
Increasing numbers of Kiwis are being defrauded through their email accounts.
The alleged fraud included bribes for a major power plant project in Malaysia.
Wine swindle affected tens of thousands of bottles exported overseas
Man, 28, and woman, 26, due in court today.
Be very careful about what you put in emails and double check where they go.
His occupation is listed on court documents as a salesman - it should have read fraudster.
When no one answered her calls, she walked to the store to find that it was closed.
The alleged multimillion-dollar fraud is linked to a luxury New South Wales golf course.
Two victims of such frauds were a government worker and his son, a police officer.
Joanne Harrison convinced a judge her 2007 offending was a one-off. It was just the start.
Eighteen Trade Me customers lost nearly $100,000 during the two-year scam.
First prosecution of its kind after artificial chemicals were added to mānuka honey.
Forged documents saw ANZ approve multimillion-dollar loans.
A robust credit check process is now in place to stop similar future frauds.
A man impersonated a French minister to scam millions of dollars from banks.
Joanne Harrison also known as Joanne Sharp was convicted of an earlier fraud.