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Tony Wall Customers of struggling house building company JNJ Homes claim it took payment for the laying of their foundations, but didn't do
Tony Wall fast facts The companies behind the house building company JNJ Homes were placed into voluntary liquidation on Wednesday.
Tony Wall Navy Commander Bronwyn Heslop, under investigation for three months over concerns raised her conduct, will return to duties in January, the Defence Force has said.
By: Tony Wall
The nature of the action was not provided by the New Zealand Defence Force in a statement late last week, but it said options ranged from counselling to warnings and censures.
Massey University's deputy vice-chancellor Māori, Professor Meihana Durie, has been appointed as the new chief executive of Te Wānanga o Raukawa in Ōtaki.
Seven years after Peter Dredge was told his wife, Ann, was at the end stages of Alzheimer's disease, he continues to battle the medical establishment
fast facts The first liquidator's reports into companies associated with JNJ Homes show creditors are owed more than $2.5m.
A warrant is out for the arrest of fugitive dad Tom Phillips, who was allegedly one of two people involved in an aggravated robbery of the ANZ in Te Kuiti in 2023.
By: Ethan Benfield, Tony Wall, Chris Huskey, Daniel Bailey
Left to right bottom: Sheila Dobbins, Sarah Kate Dobbins, Chris Dobbins. by ETHAN BENFIELD [email protected]
By: Tony Wall, Nadine Roberts
Friends and family of former Otago rugby player Paul Oliver invested thousands in a bid to unlock funds from an offshore account, linked to lost treasure.
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