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The hack was not related to the former employee's charges. In May 2019, the company was placed into liquidation, an ongoing process being managed by accountancy firm Grant Thornton. According to the summary of facts from Monday’s hearing, the former employee allegedly raised concerns with management around the security of private keys for numerous wallets held by the company. It described cryptocurrency wallets as being similar to an electronic bank account with an attached eftpos card. For a person to deposit into a wallet, all that is needed is an account number, known as a “publ...

The Southern police district had 571mg, while Wellington had 529mg. The three districts are the only ones to have a greater number than the national average. In February 2020 MDMA use was up by 296 per cent in Canterbury from the month prior, which police attribute to the Electric Avenue music festival, alongside university orientation events. Canterbury district organised crime manager Detective Senior Sergeant Joel Syme said police were concerned about the region’s high usage rate. Stuff understands police across the country are targeting those supplying the drug. It is unclear whether...

Slew of suspicious fires in Greymouth have police concerned Newshub 8/01/2021 © Getty The blazes are being treated "extremely seriously". A slew of suspicious fires in Greymouth have police pleading for information as they urge residents to stay vigilant. At around 11pm on New Year's Eve, the first fire was set - a scrub at the Domett Esplanade was set alight. At the same time, a car was engulfed in flames at a Peel Street property. Hours later on New Year's Day, a fire was lit underneath a campervan parked at Cobden tiphead campervan park, and on 2 January more cars were set on fire.

A fire on Greymouth's Willis Stwas set on fire December 18. Several damaged cars parked at Prestons Rd in Blaketown were then set on fire at 10.15pm on January 2. About 20 minutes after that, a fire was lit underneath another campervan parked at the Blaketown tiphead campervan park. “Thankfully no-one was injured as a result of any of these fires but police are treating each incident extremely seriously,” Simpson said. Police were particularly concerned by the two campervan fires as people were staying in the vehicles at the time, he said. “Police are determined to find the person ...

Friday, 8 January 2021, 4:34 pm Greymouth Police are appealing for the public’s help following several suspicious fires over the New Year holiday period. At about 11pm on New Year’s Eve scrub at the Domett Esplanade in Cobden was set alight. Around the same time a car was set alight at a property on Peel Street in Cobden. On New Year's Day a fire was lit underneath a campervan parked at Cobden tiphead campervan park at some time between 2:30am and 8am. At 10:15pm on Saturday 2 January, several damaged cars parked at Prestons Road in Blaketown were set on fire. Around 20 minutes later a