[ad_1] Russian citizen Alexander Vinnik was found guilty of money laundering through the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e and is now facing extradition to the United States. Photo / Getty Images Detained while on vacation in Greece in 2017, Russian citizen Alexander Vinnik fought extradition to the United States and France for …
Read More »Kāwhia entrepreneur donates laptop to every Waikato elementary school student
[ad_1] When Kāwhia’s local business owner Sid Patel asked to speak at the local elementary school’s end-of-year awards ceremony, no one knew what to expect. They definitely weren’t expecting to be surprised by 56 laptops, one for each student at the school. “I had no idea what their plan was,” …
Read More »Central Otago vineyard owner ‘unrecognizable’ after being stabbed
[ad_1] The murdered businesswoman Elizabeth Zhong was reportedly so disfigured that she was unrecognizable to those close to her after her death. The body of the 55-year-old woman was found by police in the trunk of her car last month near her home on Suzetta Place in East Auckland. Zhong …
Read More »Elizabeth Zhong murder: the victim was so attacked that she was unrecognizable
[ad_1] New Zealand Dec 18, 2020 06:40 PM3 minutes to read Ying Zhong (known as Elizabeth Zhong), 55, was found dead in Sunnyhills on November 28. It is believed that she was murdered. The murdered businesswoman Elizabeth Zhong was reportedly so disfigured that she was unrecognizable to those close to …
Read More »Threats from college graduates: defendant wanted to overcome mosque attacks – police
[ad_1] A woman accused of making security threats that disrupted the University of Otago graduation ceremonies wanted to carry out an attack that surpasses the shootings at the Christchurch mosque, police allege. The 22-year-old appeared in Auckland District Court today on charges of threatening to harm people or property. You …
Read More »A partial US government shutdown is looming.
[ad_1] With a closing deadline of midnight (local time), the main negotiators of a Covid-19 economic aid package of almost $ 1 trillion pledge to seal a deal on Friday while they resolve the remaining differences in the hope of pass the legislation this weekend. . The pressure increases. Government …
Read More »The government releases a damning health report on the last day of the year
[ad_1] ANALYSIS: It’s not every day the government announces new spending worth $ 3 billion; in fact, most government budgets don’t even have that many new expenses each year. But yesterday, the proper last day of the political year, Covid-19 Minister Chris Hipkins announced that he would inject an additional …
Read More »Elizabeth Zhong murder: victim so badly wounded she was unrecognizable
[ad_1] Supplied Elizabeth Zhong, pictured with her dogs in 2014. Elizabeth (Ying) Zhong, an Auckland businesswoman, who died at her home, was so seriously injured that her relatives did not recognize her. Stuff understands. Three weeks after the body of the heavily indebted entrepreneur was hidden in the trunk of …
Read More »ANZ reports a major rebound in business sentiment, warning that if inflationary pressures continue to mount rapidly, mortgage rates may not remain low for as long as assumed
[ad_1] Business confidence has soared to the highest level since before Labor entered government in 2017, according to the latest ANZ Business Outlook Survey. A net 9.4% of surveyed companies had a positive view of the economy, a huge improvement of 16 points over November, and the first time since …
Read More »Hacking against the US is a ‘serious’ threat
[ad_1] Federal authorities voiced heightened alarm on Thursday (Friday NZT) about a long-undetected intrusion into computer systems in the United States and others around the world that officials suspect was carried out by Russian hackers. The nation’s cybersecurity agency has warned of a “serious” risk to government and private networks. …
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