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<i>Geoff Hardy</i>: Dropping into red brings out managers' true colours

Recessions test ethics and morality.

Wilce claims indicate 'systemic problem'

Key demands urgent investigation on Wilce

Key orders investigation into SIS vetting after CV claims

John Key has ordered an inquiry into how former top defence scientist Stephen Wilce was given top security clearance by the SIS.

Super City recruiter challenged after defence CV scandal

Bank executive sacked after accounts raided

A senior staff member at a Whangarei bank has been sacked for fraud involving thousands of dollars.

Most earthquake quake claims will be legit, say insurers

Blue Chip victims hope for some redress

70pc of NZ adults hit by online crime

Seventy per cent of NZ adults have been the victim of online crimes ranging from identity theft to having their computer infected with a virus.

Hubbard probe ongoing, says SFO

IRD warns of fake tax email

Couple jailed over invoicing scam

SFO's Hubbard decision near

The Serious Fraud Office is due this week to outline its next move in its investigation of Allan Hubbard.

<i>Paul Holmes</i>: Again we must ask: 'Is this fair?'

University warns students on hacking

White collar criminals get off lightly, claim MPs

Medals thief linked to Marie Jamieson killer

The convicted Waiouru medals thief sentenced to six years in prison today has links to Joseph Reekers, the killer of hairdresser Marie Jamieson.

Second medals thief named

The second professional burglar who stole the Waiouru medals has been given a six year jail term for the brazen heist.