Edward Gay is a journalist at The Post. He focuses on themes related to retail and brick-and-mortar businesses, while also covering topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and family travel. Edward's work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, RNZ, and The Press.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Edward's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, court cases, legal system updates, and sentencing in New Zealand. He seems particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment and crime.
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A Ministry of Social Development case officer applied for special grants in the names of needy people and used the money to pay her own bills while saddling her clients with the debt.
By: Catrin Owen, Edward Gay
Germany's federal prosecutor alleged that they have been involved in procuring firearms since earlier this summer. Various weapons, including an AK-47 rifle, and ammunition were found during a raid.
By: Edward Gay
A former primary school teacher who sent an 11-year-old student nude photographs of herself has been sentenced to home detention.
By: Edward Gay
Warning this story contains sexually explicit content. An Auckland school teacher filmed himself doing sex acts and sent the videos to a person he believed was a 14-year-old girl.
The high-spec office complex housing heavyweight Crown agency Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora on a long-term lease is up for sale in central Christchurch.
By: Edward Gay
The principal of a school where a rapist relative was hired as a teacher aide has told a tribunal that, in hindsight, she should've involved others in the decision to offer him a job.
By: Edward Gay
A New Zealand man has been jailed for his role in an international scam that stole $17,000 from a pensioner who thought she was talking to Apple support. Edward Gay reports.
The principal of a school where her rapist relative was hired as a teacher aide has told a Tribunal she has “a sixth sense” and her family member posed no risk to students.
A former competitive kick boxer has been charged with importing over 3kgs of liquid ecstasy.
Gym chain giant CityFitness has been ordered to pay $1.12 million fine after admitting they misled customers about membership fees.
