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He was released in July last year on various conditions. He breached his conditions the day he was released. There were numerous further breaches, including testing positive for methamphetamine, cannabis and alcohol. He was jailed again in January this year. Following his release he failed to comply with conditions again and was arrested in Northland for driving and other offending. He was jailed in February and released on July 4. His original parole conditions expire on July 23. Turi had b...

H2R Research and Consulting Ltd lists as its directors Angie Wilkinson and Mongrel Mob leader Harry Tam who was controversially given a high-profile position as part of the inquiry into historic abuse in state care. The programme will serve up to 10 participants with each programme expected to run for eight weeks. It aims to address trauma and drug-seeking behaviour. Participants will reside at Te Tapairu​ marae​ in Waipawa​ from July 5. They will be able to leave the marae​ under th...

Press Release – New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union This is in response to the revelation that the Ministry of Health is paying the Mongrel Mob $2.75 million to run a drug rehab programme. Taxpayers’ Union Spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says Last week, New Zealanders rightly condemned the Human Rights … This is in response to the revelation that the Ministry of Health is paying the Mongrel Mob $2.75 million to run a drug rehab programme. Taxpayers’ Union Spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says “Last ...

Press Release – New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union The New Zealand Taxpayers Union can reveal that the fund a $2.75 million drug rehab contract given to Mongrel Mob leaders is managed by just three Ministers, meaning the grant was signed off by the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance, and Minister … The New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union can reveal that the fund a $2.75 million drug rehab contract given to Mongrel Mob leaders is managed by just three Ministers, meaning the grant was signed o...

She said the programme that ran briefly last year resulted in a “high compliance with court orders” and “showed signs of success”. “We either have to make a decision in New Zealand. We either want to fund programmes that use, or have people involved in them who have a criminal history, but we are determined to address their methamphetamine addiction, or we exclude people with criminal histories from meth programmes," she said. “I, for one, want to stop victimisation. That means w...

Carter only joined the firm in 2019, spending the eight previous years doing civil litigation at Russell McVeagh​ and as an associate at Christchurch firm Wynn Williams​, where he won the 2015 National Law Foundation national young lawyers mooting competition. Davies said the offer to become a partner was made with a chance to take more of a leadership role at the firm. Having mentored multiple junior lawyers during her time with the firm, being made partner was a public recognition of t...

Totally stupid: Seymour renews calls to abolish Human Rights Commission Newshub 5 hrs ago © Three Watch: Chief Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt on Newshub Nation. ACT leader David Seymour is again calling to abolish the Human Rights Commission after revelations it made a donation to the Mongrel Mob. Seymour has regularly called for the Commission to be abolished and doubled down this weekend after the Chief Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt, appeared on Newshub Nation defending a rec...

Unfair and unkind to demand my sacking - Chief Human Rights Commissioner Newshub 3 hrs ago © Video - Newshub Nation; Images - Getty/Newshub Nation Paul Hunt on Newshub Nation. The Chief Human Rights Commissioner says calls for his job - and entire department - to be abolished are "unfair and unkind". Paul Hunt appeared on Newshub Nation on Saturday, defending the Human Rights Commissions recent donation of $200 to the Mongrel Mob which triggered calls for his sacking.  The koha was made a...

Wilkinson was found two weeks after going missing with wounds likely made by a machete. Moananui represented himself at trial with the help of an amicus curiae, a court-appointed lawyer. He made various legal challenges against the case, including one after he was convicted following the jury trial. The final challenge was an application for a judicial review, which Moananui intended to serve on Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern​, Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy​, Attorney-General David P...

Press Release – ACT New Zealand In an extraordinary interview on Newshub Nation this morning, Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt has demonstrated exactly why the Commission should be abolished, says ACT Leader David Seymour. Hunt either refused or was unable to answer any of the … “In an extraordinary interview on Newshub Nation this morning, Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt has demonstrated exactly why the Commission should be abolished,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Hunt eit...