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Sydney Morning Herald/Supplied Melissa Caddick had been missing for three months after the corporate regulator raided her home in a fraud investigation. On Monday a warrant for Caddick’s arrest was issued on behalf of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) for 38 breaches of the Corporations Act. For the past three months Caddick has been at the centre of a major investigation into allegations that she misappropriated more than NZ$21 million from investors, who were led to believe they were making handsome returns from share investments when their funds were instead g...

There were four the next year, then 18 the year after. There were 16 no threat to life incidents in the first four months of the 2020/2021 financial year. There were two deaths by apparent suicide at the Otago Corrections Facility in the 2015/2016 financial year and one at Invercargill Prison. All are still active before the coroner. Corrections reported no other apparent suicides in the prisons since. Corrections acting deputy chief executive health Damian Tomic said a considerable number of the no threat to life incidents at Invercargill Prison since June 2019 were attributed to one in...

CHRIS SKELTON/STUFF Anita Jessett is a solo mother of five who has survived domestic violence. She lives with three of her children, including two with special needs, and works hard to make ends meet. As the sting of Covid-19 hits home, Making Ends Meet, an ongoing series by reporter VICKI ANDERSON and visual journalist CHRIS SKELTON, offers a voice to those living and working on the frontlines of poverty. Anita Jessett is painfully aware of the “always negative stereotype” of a solo mum on a benefit. “I’d like to see the haters try to manage,’’ she says, rolling a cigarette in ...