Due to Laudafinem’s “outing” of corrupt goings on in New Zealand in the past week or so we have experienced a little exponential growth. New information is arriving daily, of course the difficulty comes in sifting through it all – Here’s an example;...
What Lauda Finem started out to do was expose a corrupt police force during the 1980’s through 90’s and more specifically the individuals responsible for the malfeasance and chronicle the investigations and subsequent writing of a book on this very specific subject. It now,...
Corrupt cover up supremo Dodgey Merv Derecourt has passed over to the other side. He’s dead…pushing up daises. Which ever way you put it his subscription to Police corruption quarterly has been cancelled. Unofficially known amongst his copper mates as...
According to the New Zealand Herald Jenni McManus has left Fairfax, taking a big step down in a sudden, we would hold inevitable, career change. A one time associate at the Independent, Vincent Heeringa, is quoted by Stop Press NZ According to Heeringa, “I...
Laudafinem advises; According to The Bob Dey Property Report, Lewis Proctors business model of shafting his clients has seen its day, with his companies slowly haemorrhaging and soon to go bust;
There’s more to this story than meets the eye, Lew has a very bad habit of shafting his clients when it suits his purpose, or those in power who have something on him – more about that in a book...
Malcolm Mayer prides himself on his skill as a New Zealand representative bridge player. He prides himself in being smarter than the other bloke…he thought fessing up in the media was a cunning strategy and Mr Mayer is all about...
All those poor Gisborne pensioners caught up in the Rockforte Finance collapse, stop worrying you all apparently got your money back, the Government coughed. If I were you, however, if you’re really intent on hearing truth and want to get to...
The independent Police Conduct Authority is again in the limelight with its report on the Watson case. The New Zealand Herald articles and the public comments, with the exception of a very small percentage, say it all. New Zealander’s no...