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Businessman Steven Robertson who orchestrated a $10m Ponzi scheme loses final appeal bid to Supreme Court

Businessman Steven Robertson who orchestrated a $10m Ponzi scheme loses final appeal bid to Supreme Court 10 May, 2021 05:42 AM 5 minutes to read Trader Steven Robertson has failed to have his minimum period of imprisonment quashed. Photo / Jason Oxenham Trader Steven Robertson has failed to have his minimum period of imprisonment quashed. Photo / Jason Oxenham An Auckland trader behind a $10 million Ponzi scheme has lost a final bid with the Supreme Court to be freed from a prison cell sooner. Steven Robertson, who once claimed he was as good as John Key , misappropriated millions of dollars from his clients to fund a lavish lifestyle of European cars, travel by private helicopter and jet, luxury weekend getaways, and jewellery.

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Tributes for former Bolton Evening News photographer Norman France

Born and raised in Bolton, Norman began his career as a photographer at the Bolton Evening News, when it was owned by the Tilotson family. In the early 1970s he opened his own photography studio, specialising in commercial and industrial work. He had special clearance to photograph members of the Royal Family when they visited the North West, and snapped the Queen and Prince Philip as part of their Jubilee Tour. He also photographed Princess Diana when she visited Bolton Hospice in 1993, and snapped the astronaut Neil Armstrong. Norman loved to work on his swing at Westhoughton Golf Club, and was also keen on DIY. He was a former chairman of the rotary groups Round Table and 41 Club, and of the Probus retirement club.

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Kim Dotcom, United States & NZ Supreme Court All Agree to Court of Appeal Referral * TorrentFreak

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Canterbury man convicted of raping two girls fails in latest bid to appeal conviction and sentence

JOHN BISSET/Stuff A Canterbury man found guilty on five counts of raping a child under 12 has failed in his latest attempt to appeal his conviction and sentence. A Canterbury man jailed for raping two girls over more than two years has been denied leave to appeal his conviction and sentence in New Zealand s highest court. The man, who cannot be named to protect the victims’ identities, was found guilty on five of six representative charges of raping two children under 12 by a jury in the Timaru District Court in December 2017, and sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment in March 2018. He took his case to the Court of Appeal, which in February 2020 ruled his trial was fair and justice done, dismissing his appeal against his conviction and sentence.

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