
Conwoman who killed pensioner with an iron admits she hasn't been 'completely honest'
Julianna Nuku has told differing stories about the murder of Bernard Boylan.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Her four-month home detention follows six months already spent behind bars.
Marion Pearson faces 113 theft charges totalling more than $4.5m.
Charlie Javice duped JPMorgan out of $304 million. The bank is picking up the legal tab.
Her partner Jon Leonard paid for surgeries, luxury trips and a $69,000 Rolex.
NZTA and police have launched investigations into "potentially fraudulent activity".
NZTA and police have both launched investigations into 'potentially fraudulent activity'.
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Frederick Mario Mau Epiha withheld more than $215,000 in PAYE tax payments.
Joshua Turner has been told to repay his victims 'every cent', or he will go to prison.
Anthony Labrador-Sierra lived as a high school student for 16 months.
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Elaine McHardy siphoned nearly $90,000 from the aviation company she owned with friends.
The fraud in China swindled 128,000 investors out of $9.6b.
Tania Bakulich, 49, admitted to swindling multiple clients and mishandling human remains.
The Wellingtonian managed to get $62,600 in loans from Inland Revenue.
Sharma said he never met the victims but had contracts to invest their money in Bitcoin.
Police allege more than $1m was taken through false cancer treatment claims.
She was sentenced to 57 months in prison and three years of probation.
More than $68,000 in goods were allegedly obtained through fraudulent use.
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Her bank refused a refund, ruling she had not protected her Pin.
Norwegian victim Cecilie Fjellhoy said news of the arrest felt like a celebration.
The victim claimed ANZ was negligent.
The pair fraudulently claimed more than $115,000 in tax, loan and family payments.
The financial watchdog says it received complaints about suspected unauthorised payments.
At first it was a mistake but when she didn't get caught, she carried on.
The pair pleaded not guilty to defrauding more than a dozen people.
Only 17% of scam victims in New Zealand ever recover their stolen money.