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Written by Waikato Times
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 |
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By BEN STANLEY
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Waikato Times
 A former Whangamata beneficiary who part-owned almost $1 million
worth of property has been handed 350 hours community service after
fraudulently obtaining more than $100,000 in benefit payments.
Graham Taylor, 56, was sentenced in the Thames District Court
yesterday after pleading guilty to one charge of using a document to
obtain a pecuniary advantage and another of failing to disclose assets
for benefits received between 2000 and 2009.
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Written by NZPA
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 |
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A Whangamata man who partially owns nearly $1 million worth of
property has been sentenced to 280 hours' community work for
fraudulently obtaining nearly $110,000 worth of benefit payments.
Graham Herbert Taylor, 56, appeared for sentence in Thames District
Court today after earlier pleading guilty to two charges of using a
document to obtain a pecuniary advantage.
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Written by NZ Herald
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Monday, 19 July 2010 |
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By Rebecca
Lewis
4:00 AM Sunday Jul 18, 2010
A Whangamata man who pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining nearly
$110,000 worth of benefit payments wrote a cheque to repay the money and
was discovered to part-own $1 million worth of property.
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Written by Waikato Times
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Saturday, 10 July 2010 |
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By SHENAGH GLEESON
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Waikato Times
An application for consent to remove about 30 hectares of mangroves
from Whangamata Harbour will be lodged this month.
If the application by Environment Waikato is successful, it will be
the first large-scale legal clearance of mangroves on the Coromandel
Peninsula and involve the first use of machines.
After more than 10 years of debate about mangroves in the harbour,
the regional council decided last December to allow for clearance south
of the line populated by mangroves in 1944.
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