Crime
AUSTRAC 'uncovers coordinated mortgage fraud and systemic weaknesses across Australia’s lending sector' as NZ regulators spend more time on mortgage fraud cases
19th Aug 26, 11:53am
AUSTRAC 'uncovers coordinated mortgage fraud and systemic weaknesses across Australia’s lending sector' as NZ regulators spend more time on mortgage fraud cases
‘If we’re having to compromise on everything and just be there for the votes, that’s not something we would agree to’: Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong talks policies, what it would mean to get into Parliament and coalition dealbreakers
30th Jul 26, 12:53pm
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‘If we’re having to compromise on everything and just be there for the votes, that’s not something we would agree to’: Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong talks policies, what it would mean to get into Parliament and coalition dealbreakers
Steve Symon, who chaired the Ministerial Advisory Group on Transnational, Serious & Organised Crime, details the plan to make NZ the hardest place for organised crime to operate
31st Jan 26, 9:10am
Steve Symon, who chaired the Ministerial Advisory Group on Transnational, Serious & Organised Crime, details the plan to make NZ the hardest place for organised crime to operate
Until Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori understand that the battle for law and order is waged in every human heart, and that if it is lost there, then it will be lost everywhere, they will never be returned to, or reconciled with, power
7th Jul 25, 8:16am
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Until Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori understand that the battle for law and order is waged in every human heart, and that if it is lost there, then it will be lost everywhere, they will never be returned to, or reconciled with, power
Facial recognition technology trial reduced violence in supermarkets, and generally complied with Privacy Act, but still needs improvement: Commissioner
4th Jun 25, 5:31pm
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Facial recognition technology trial reduced violence in supermarkets, and generally complied with Privacy Act, but still needs improvement: Commissioner
Scam Factories: the inside story of Southeast Asia’s brutal fraud compounds
2023 election study: What voters really wanted, and why the coalition’s mandate could be fragile
30th Oct 24, 10:08am
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2023 election study: What voters really wanted, and why the coalition’s mandate could be fragile
To catch 'wash traders,' the Federal Bureau of Investigation created its own NexFundAI crypto token
12th Oct 24, 10:45am
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To catch 'wash traders,' the Federal Bureau of Investigation created its own NexFundAI crypto token
New Zealand’s white-collar crime gap: Just 1% of serious fraud complaints result in prosecution
22nd Aug 24, 7:42am
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New Zealand’s white-collar crime gap: Just 1% of serious fraud complaints result in prosecution
Real-time crime centres are transforming policing – a criminologist explains how these advanced surveillance systems work
18th Aug 24, 9:43am
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Real-time crime centres are transforming policing – a criminologist explains how these advanced surveillance systems work
Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis say ransomware payments and stolen funds in crypto currency are on the rise
17th Aug 24, 9:10am
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Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis say ransomware payments and stolen funds in crypto currency are on the rise
Top election issues favour National but Labour has held its spot in the polls, Dan Brunskill observes
9th Jul 23, 7:00am
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Top election issues favour National but Labour has held its spot in the polls, Dan Brunskill observes
Steven Levitt, famous for his Freakonomics, shows that being an economist is not just mouthing supply and demand.
5th Jun 23, 9:53am
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Steven Levitt, famous for his Freakonomics, shows that being an economist is not just mouthing supply and demand.
White-collar criminals benefit from leniency provisions in NZ law – why the disparity with other kinds of crime?
10th May 23, 9:48am
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White-collar criminals benefit from leniency provisions in NZ law – why the disparity with other kinds of crime?
Nicholas Gilmour and Tristram Hicks on what has gone wrong in the war against money laundering and what could be done to turn the tide
24th Feb 23, 9:32am
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Nicholas Gilmour and Tristram Hicks on what has gone wrong in the war against money laundering and what could be done to turn the tide