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Panuku chairwoman says no decision has been made about who will manage the boat yard.
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FMA asks to see Fonterra's books
FMA asks to see Fonterra's books after complaint by biggest farmer-shareholder.
$4 billion lost: Fonterra's biggest shareholder is angry and off to authorities
Leading investor's long-held worries have come to head with FMA complaint.
'$1m fraud' at Canterbury DHB: Money used for gambling
Total disputed but SFO says it amounts to $1m over five years.
Former Māori fund trustee jailed over $1m fraud with sister
Two siblings conspired to empty a trust account and splurge the money on themselves.
Businessman's bid to keep name secret in council bribery case continues
He is accused of bribing a public official to secure a $150,000 Chinese goods deal.
Businessman freed from prison, another exonerated in GFC fraud case
The Court of Appeal quashed several convictions after a challenge by three businessmen.
Ex-Auckland Council worker denies Chinese tech deal bribery charges
The alleged bribe was to secure a $150,000 Chinese goods contract.
'Father of colostrum' claims miscarriage of justice
Trevor Lock was jailed for six years for using customer funds for personal expenses.
Bribery case: Ex-Auckland Council worker named
A cheque for $7500 was allegedly used to bribe a former staff member to award a contract.
'Ultra-ego' forex broker jailed for $7m Ponzi scheme
Three of Kelvin Wood's investors lost more than $1 million each.
Ex-Auckland Council worker accused of taking bribe
Two men next in court on Friday when the secrecy of their names will be argued.
Queen St forex broker pleads guilty to fraud
The charges related to foreign exchange services provided by Forex Brokers Limited.
Panuku cleared by SFO but concerns over CEO hospitality
John Tamihere - who raised the issue - has questioned the speed of the decision.
Banker forfeits $850k in $54m mortgage fraud case
Former BNZ banker has had his sentencing conditions eased after forfeiting $850,000.
SFO faces criticism over closing inquiry into former DHB boss
SFO's decision to drop its inquiry into a former Waikato DHB head has prompted an outcry.
SFO closes probe into former Waikato DHB boss
The SFO has closed its probe into the ex-Waikato DHB boss.
Lid lifted on Ministry of Transport fraudster's crimes under alias
Joanne Harrison also known as Joanne Sharp was convicted of an earlier fraud.
Fuji Xerox NZ marketed for sale prior to Govt contract decision
Sales pitch included $25m earnings lift, headcount reduction and Government customers.
Kōhanga volunteers will get minimum wage by 2021
Extra funding for kōhanga reo, but no decision yet on kōhanga's broader future.
$1m splurge: Māori trust manager admits fraud
Stephen Henare lied to the Māori Land Court about the money he was stealing.
Former trustee accused of swindling $1m
A brother and sister have been prosecuted after $1m disappeared from a trust account.
Specialists in public and private face conflict of interest
Clinicians could abuse their power by pushing patients to private practise. So do they?
Manager at Sir Peter Jackson's firm charged with fraud
The manager at Sir Peter Jackson's company has pleaded not guilty.
Ross makes news claims of Chinese influence
Claims Chinese tried to install minister in future government.
Bublitz, McKay, Blackwood sentenced for GFC crimes
When the two firms went into receivership in 2010 investors were owed $17 million.
'A broken and flawed man': NZ's biggest fraudster stays in prison
He was jailed for a decade after defrauding more than 700 clients of $115.5 million.
Antics make Coalition management look shambolic
COMMENT: What was driving Shane Jones' disproportionate response this week?
Matthew Hooton: Behaving badly is NZ First's best bet
COMMENT: Acting the larrikin is party's best hope of getting to the 5% threshold in 2020.
Political Roundup: Could electoral fraud be widespread in NZ?
Peter Dunne makes some stunning allegations about corrupt practices, Bryce Edwards says.
Soper: Someone likely to end up as toast after Nats SFO probe
COMMENT: Simon Bridges was subdued and he looked shocked as he talked to journalists.
'Every time I'm told I'm wrong, I come up with something': Ross on SFO probe
Jami-Lee Ross complained to police in October over a $100,000 to National.
Comment | One step forward, three steps back for Simon Bridges
COMMENT: The referral to the SFO will have hit the National leader like a 10-tonne truck.
Soper: Provincial Growth Fund goes where banks fear to tread
Fund agreed to pay up millions of dollars to improve forgotten, weed infested Māori land.