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GEORGE HEARD/STUFF Daniel Bernard Thomas, 54, has been fined $21,000 for breaching the Biosecurity Act and the National Identification and Tracing Act. (File photo) A North Otago farmer has been fined $21,000 for shifting more than 200 cattle deemed at risk of carrying mycoplasma bovis. The Ministry for Primary Industries issued Killermont Station owner Daniel Bernard Thomas a Notice of Direction to only move cattle on or off his property with a permit as part of the Government's push to eradicate a disease sweeping through New Zealand farms. However, Thomas breached the order multiple time...

00:46 EDT, 30 January 2021 Famed bookmaker Tom Waterhouse is accused of offering incentives to gamblers, after his father was set to face court for the same charges in February.  The racing scion is due to appear in court on March 3 charged with 14 counts of illegally offering incentives or inducements to gamblers online. If found guilty, he could face hefty fines upwards of $150,000.  Famed bookmaker Tom Waterhouse is accused of offering incentives to gamblers The news comes after Tom's father Robbie Waterhouse (pictured), 66, was due to appear in court in February after he was hit with...

Tom Waterhouse joins dad in illegal ads claims Tom ­Waterhouse has been charged with illegally offering inducements or incentives to gamblers. This comes after his dad Robbie faces similar charges. Crime by Brenden Hills Premium Content Subscriber only When it comes to Sydney's famous Waterhouse family, horse racing is a family affair - and so are their court cases for alleged illegal gambling advertising. Racing scion Tom ­Waterhouse is set to face court on March 3 to answer to 14 charges of illegally offering inducements or incentives to gamblers...