Former SFO boss Adam Feeley is facing an Auditor-General probe into how his family's land has been managed.

The biggest investor in one of Allan Hubbard's shambolic business vehicles has won about $372,000 in court costs from it, further diluting the amount available to 300 others.

Former New Zealand Wine Company chief executive Peter Scutts' kickbacks trial hinged partly on the date of a letter.

Former New Zealand Wine Company chief executive Peter Scutts has been found guilty of taking kickbacks.

Rod Petricevic is now the only failed finance company boss still in jail, despite him receiving a lighter sentence.

The civil case against disgraced Auckland businessman Alex Swney was called for the first time at the High Court this morning.

A former border control officer and his associate have been charged with corruption and bribery.

Two finance company directors - sentenced to some of the longest prison terms for their offending - have been given parole.

Auckland businessman Alex Swney will have to wait to find out how long he will spend in jail.

Former Auckland Transport officials and the head of a project management firm face multiple corruption charges for alleged offences reaching back nine years.

Three people including former employees of Auckland Transport and Rodney District Council have been charged over bribery allegations worth more than $1 million.

Auckland businessman Alex Swney's actions have reflected poorly on the country, the Serious Fraud Office says.

A former Bridgecorp director is due to be released from prison less than three years into his six year, nine month sentence.

Auckland Council is praising the swift reporting of its staff for allowing an attempted bribery case to reach the courts.

Half of all inspections of pubs and clubs with pokie machines identify breaches or non-compliance with the law.

The biggest investor in one of Allan Hubbard's shambolic businesses has come out on top after a High Court hearing over how much money he is entitled to.

A fraudster who sweet-talked two elderly women and ripped them off for nearly $400,000 - their life savings - has been blasted by

The receivers of Belgrave Finance are trying to bankrupt the terminally ill property developer who controlled the company, despite doubts it'll yield money.

The boss of a local fund manager has welcomed efforts by the country's financial regulator to crack down on market manipulation.

Jailed Bridgecorp boss Rod Petricevic has been denied parole again as he appears to have failed to come to grips with the true nature of his offending.

Glenda Wynyard is accused of lying to save a business that supported her lifestyle but her lawyer claims prosecutors are trying to turn her paying one creditor into "something more sinister".