The Serious Fraud Office is due this week to outline its next move in its investigation of Allan Hubbard.

The convicted Waiouru medals thief sentenced to six years in prison today has links to Joseph Reekers, the killer of hairdresser Marie Jamieson.

The second professional burglar who stole the Waiouru medals has been given a six year jail term for the brazen heist.

Disgraced former Govt minister Roger McClay has yet to apologise to the two cash-strapped charities he rorted in a $25,000 fraud.

Thirty-four Immigration NZ staff are being investigated for misconduct, including alleged corruption.

Roger McClay will escape a jail term after admitting a $25,000 double-dipping rort of cash-strapped charities and the public purse, but he will no longer be able to fly on the taxpayer.

Former Govt Minister Roger McClay has admitted a $25,000 double-dipping rort of cash-strapped charities and taxpayer money.

Early childhood provider KidiCorp is the focus of a Serious Fraud Office inquiry over $30 million of taxpayer money.

A Wellington man accused of duping at least 30 New Zealanders out of millions of dollars appears to have got away with it.

Dozens of people who invested with an Auckland couple have been told they are unlikely to see their money again.

Cabinet is bracing itself for the possibility that the SFO probe into Allan Hubbard will not find any evidence of complex fraud.

Broadcaster Marcus Lush has become the latest celebrity to fall victim to a Facebook faker.

Financial abuse is the second most common form of maltreatment of older people, and the economic downturn may be aggravating the situation.

A banker at the centre of an alleged multimillion-dollar mortgage fraud has been ordered to pay nearly $1.3m in damages to his ex-employer.