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A High Court ruling last year found police couldn't stop the Transport Ministry fraudster accessing her KiwiSaver funds, despite still owing thousands to the Crown.
OPINION: A lot goes on behind the scenes to bring you our journalism - now our fearless reporters, illustrators, opinion writers and executives have been recognised.
At a ceremony in Auckland on Friday night, Stuff's journalists and titles won 19 of the 66 categories – including a golden run for The Press newspaper – and came runner-up in nine more. Crowning Mau the Reporter of the Year, the judges described her stories about sexual harassment as "fearless, determined pursuits that deserve the highest commendation". LAWRENCE SMITH Alison Mau's MeToo stories earned her the Reporter of the Year gong. Parahi was named Editorial Leader of the Year, and came runner-up in the top reporting category for her "groundbreaking" work. The judges praised Pa...
Paula Penfold reporting in Afghanistan with Stuff Circuit in 2019. OPINION: In a 2005 speech, four years after New Zealand first deployed to Afghanistan, then-Defence Minister Phil Goff defended the continuing mission by saying the reason for committing troops was not simply because the Taliban regime was involved in appalling human rights abuses – girls banned from attending school, women prohibited from the paid workforce, weekly executions at the Kabul football stadium, were a few of the examples he listed – but because we had accepted our responsibility to end the country’s hosting ...
Stuff's Thoma Manch taking part in an online press briefing on Xinjiang organsied by the PRC embassy last week. Photo: Robert Kitchin of Stuff (used by permission) Are you confident you are on the right side of history?” Newshub political editor Tova O’Brien asked foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta on the Newshub Nation show the weekend before last. But the minister was not about to commit to following suit on national television. “I'm willing to get information about what we could do. I'm open to getting advice about this issue," she told Newshub Nation. There was plenty of that ...