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'I feel wicked’: Professional couple sentenced for doctoring Lim report for leaky house
'If I had the money, I'd give you everything you’re asking for, but I can't.'
'If I had the money, I'd give you everything you’re asking for, but I can't.'
"Unfortunately, this comes far too late as my family’s lives have already been destroyed."
The fraudster has racked up more than 100 dishonesty convictions and countless victims.
Neha Sharma allegedly used forged reference letters to secure a manager's job.
It’s absolute negligence on the banks’ behalf and it’s an embarrassment internationally.'
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It's the second time he's been convicted of a crime in Auckland District Court this year.
"Some kind of red flag should have been raised."
“My moral compass went off track and led me to where I am today.”
144 migrants have been found living in cramped and unsafe conditions across Auckland.
The terms of the sale prevented the IRD from claiming hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The man with dozens of names fled New Zealand two years ago.
Billy Te Kahika wrongly obtained $15k and then failed to declare it, court hears.
The account owner says he was not involved in any scam and claims ownership of the funds.
The man with dozens of names fled New Zealand two years ago.
Ten workers have been turned away from the border over the past two weeks.
An unexpected evening phone call and bank account shock as skimmers strike.
The 86-year-old was finally caught by facial recognition technology.
The accused man will appear in court on Tuesday.
Woman’s claim she had repaid the money was “breathtakingly incredible” judge says.
Nick Hoogwerf used the letterhead of a real company, but the valuation was false.
The offending undermined New Zealand's immigration system worldwide, a judge says.
The briefing was prompted by revelations of a sophisticated Tinder ‘swindler’ scam.
Liquidators appointed but it's far from clear if customers will regain access to funds.
'In a lot of these cases you’re chasing shadows, but here there’s a genuine lead.'
An expert warns about increasing AI-driven scams and the lack of police action on fraud.
"That money was an inheritance ... and I’ve gone and f***ed it up."
The man allegedly bought a house, multiple vehicles and went travelling with the money.
He used a sim-swapping scheme and phishing email to get the man's banking information.