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Victim of Auckland rapist Craig Koning calls him a 'complete and utter coward' - Vimarsana News

Victim of Auckland rapist Craig Koning calls him a 'complete and utter coward'

Victim of Auckland rapist Craig Koning calls him a 'complete and utter coward' 21 Apr, 2021 12:08 AM 4 minutes to read Craig Koning established the Floating Foundation charity but his behaviour prompted complaints and media scrutiny which in turn inspired Amy Coronakes to come forward. Photo / Twitter Craig Koning established the Floating Foundation charity but his behaviour prompted complaints and media scrutiny which in turn inspired Amy Coronakes to come forward. Photo / Twitter Self-styled philanthropist Craig Koning is a rapist, a coward and an abusive manipulator who preyed on vulnerabl...

The remarkable message brave Auckland rape survivor sent to 'cowardly' ex-boyfriend Craig Koning - Vimarsana News

The remarkable message brave Auckland rape survivor sent to 'cowardly' ex-boyfriend Craig Koning

Craig Koning behind bars after he was found guilty of raping his then-girlfriend Victim Amy Coronakes gave up right to name suppression to share her story Trial heard he flew into rage after she turned up at Auckland unit with dinner  Koning, 36, jailed for five years after he was convicted on two rape charges  Ms Coronakes told Koning she could not convey how much he 'destroyed' her

The top five investigations of 2020. So good that there are actually seven - Vimarsana News

The top five investigations of 2020. So good that there are actually seven

Wiremu Kingi Te Awe Awe of Rangitāne reflects on the relationship between Māori and the media. As Carmen Parahi wrote in her editorial, “the superiority of European, mainly British, migrants, and the inferiority of Māori was repeated over and over by our editors and newspapers. It was racist”. That racism existed through the decades and centuries, up and down the country, and one of the aspects of the investigation I found most illuminating was the region-by-region examination of our reporting. The Taranaki Daily News, Stuff’s oldest newspaper, said it needed to “account for t...