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Former rugby player Shane Christie confronted Nelson City Council in two videos days before his death.
Just days before his death, former Highlanders and Māori All Blacks flanker Shane Christie recorded two videos challenging Nelson City Council. He accused staff of threats, coercion, and even assault, and called on CEO Nigel Phillpot to guarantee transparency and protect whistleblowers. Two official Council letters released since his death raise new questions.
Lui Siu Case Raises Security Industry Concerns
Lui Siu has been suspended after an official ruling found he allowed a vulnerable minor into a restricted bar. Full details from the New Zealand licensing authority.
Jordan Keene and Simon Wood Leave $217,000 Debt After Liquidation
Jordan Keene and Simon Wood were involved in the company during its trading period. Keene resigned as a director on 16 March 2023, approximately five weeks before liquidators were appointed on 26 April 2023.
Malcolm and Jane Hill’s Business Collapses After 25 Years in Upper Hutt
The closure means job losses for local staff and leaves another empty space in The Mall. For the Upper Hutt community, it also removes a long-standing option for books, stationery, Lotto.
Security Guard's License Cancelled After Methamphetamine Conviction
The PSPLA has revoked the Certificate of Approval (COA) for security guard Taiupu Poasa, following his conviction for possession of methamphetamine for supply as off today.
PSPLA Cancels Security Licence of Nimilote Foueti Following Arrest Warrant and Deportation Order
According to the PSPLA decision, Police applied to have Foueti’s Certificate of Approval cancelled on the basis that he was no longer considered suitable to work as a security guard.
The Authority found that because Foueti is no longer legally entitled to remain or work in New Zealand, he is not suitable to hold a security licence. As a result, his Certificate of Approval was cancelled effective immediately.
Wellington Live Owner Graham Bloxham: Arrests, Trespass, and a Growing Digital Footprint in 2026
In early 2026, Bloxham was issued a trespass notice from Upper Hutt City Council offices. A council spokesperson confirmed the action but did not publicly detail the specific reasons behind the decision. The development followed Bloxham’s involvement in local political activity, including connections to mayoral campaigning and public commentary surrounding council leadership
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The decision, issued by the Private Security Personnel Licensing Authority (PSPLA) on 29 January 2026, comes after Mr Tumai was convicted in December 2025 on two charges of assaulting police and resisting police
Te Ahikaaroa O Toku Ngakau Tumai Stripped of Licence After Violent Offences
Less than two weeks after these convictions, Mr Tumai allegedly punched a bar patron with a closed fist, leaving the victim unconscious. He has been charged with assault with intent to injure and injuring with intent to injure, and a warrant has been issued for his arrest after failing to appear in court.
Principle Protection Services Limited Hit With Security Licence Suspension Over COA Violations
Principle Protection Services Limited (PPSL), a Christchurch-based security company, has had its security licence suspended for three months after repeatedly engaging a security guard without a valid certificate of approval (COA) and failing to meet statutory obligations under New Zealand law.
John Moala Kaifa Banned from Security Work After Firearms Convictions
WELLINGTON, On 20 February 2026, Kaifa was sentenced to one year of home detention following convictions on two Arms Act offences and one charge of possession of cannabis for supply. These are considered automatic disqualifications under section 62 of the Act, meaning his security license had to be cancelled unless a waiver was applied for — which Kaifa did not pursue.
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Ronny Tautali’s Security Licence Cancelled After Illegal Operations in 2026
Mann Restaurants collapse puts spotlight on director Gursharan Singh Mann
The first report to creditors says the business used multiple loans to get started. The size and structure of those loans made repayment difficult. Trading was weak, cashflow tightened, and tax obligations weren’t prioritised, which increased the overall debt. With no realistic path to trade out, the company entered liquidation.
