"The sad reality is it is growing, it is constant and it is continual."

"They were really slick" - how one couple lost $230,000 in an investment scam.

Kiwis are losing up to $500 million annually to international scammers.

The Olympic great was a victim of a cheque fraud scheme which threatened his treatment.

Former charitable trust financial manager convicted of 167 dishonesty charges.

They spent their childhood in Whanganui; now they face life in an Aussie prison

Fraudsters told Michael Hawk he had won $200,000 as part of a Facebook promo.

The forgeries saw Dunedin scientist obtain the drugs codeine, tramadol and diazapam.

Twenty-two year old posed as a multi-millionaire aristocrat but was really a normal guy.

The money that the former Queen St broker laundered allegedly helped conceal drug trading.

More than 76 properties were involved, while "bribes" allegedly were given to bankers.

Steel bars couldn't stop the criminal from continuing to scam investors.

A series of false statements helped a group of businessmen develop an Auckland hotel.

A French-made show claims HSBC bank as the go-to bank for a number of illegal activities.

COMMENT: Royal commission into banking in Oz has revealed a raft of serious problems.

Bank customers are being targeted by scammers via a text message.

Stolen money bought million-dollar homes and expensive cars.

Each submitted forms stating they were single and not living with a partner.

Phone providers agree an industry standard for dealing with scams.

A retrial will be held after NZ's first insider trading trial ended in a hung jury.

Inmate Alex Swney opens up on "miserable" prison experience.

Martin Pim admitted he was the only benefactor of the 'charity' he set up.

Saul Roberts received 90 secret cash payments, totalling $203,000.

One competitor has been caught but suspicions remain.

SFO investigation leads to guilty plea in case of collapsed social services trust.

Two Waikato residents were questioned by police over the laundering of $1m by a UK woman.

Details emerge of how Christchurch woman threatened elderly women who lived on their own.

"The Phantom" who stole $3.2m has been granted parole and will be deported to Australia.

The woman hadn't seen recent news stories about fake or cancelled tickets sold on Viagogo.

Blake was overpaid $33,936.40 after claiming benefit and payments she was not entitled to.