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Fraudster managed stash from jail
NZ's biggest benefit fraudster manipulated a web of offshore accounts from prison in a bid to hide the $3.4m he stole from taxpayers.
NZ's biggest benefit fraudster manipulated a web of offshore accounts from prison in a bid to hide the $3.4m he stole from taxpayers.
The Government's biggest home visiting programme is under review after researchers found its US counterpart failed to reduce child abuse.
Recoveries in the investment performance of the ACC and New Zealand Superannuation Fund portfolios have helped offset a dramatic fall in the tax take over the past three months, says Treasury.
John Key's Cabinet punt on Paula Bennett has paid off handsomely.
Double accounting major forced to go on the dole after job-seeking desperation.
The Maori Party will not rule out supporting moves to open accident compensation to competition.
John Key says there will be further negotiations on supporting ACC legislation with the Act Party, and possibly the Maori Party, today.
The father of NZ's accident compensation scheme says changes announced last week are 'uncaring and predatory'.
The Government has confirmed that accident victims may have to pay the first $50 or $100 of their costs.