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Jake Kenny

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Canterbury, New Zealand
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Investigative Journalist @NZStuff. Email me: jake.kenny@stuffdigital.co.nz
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Award-winning executive faced spending probe before becoming FENZ board chair

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By Jake Kenny Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Recently replaced Fire and Emergency board chair Rebecca Keoghan pictured during her time at Pāmu, where she faced a financial spending probe involving taxpayer funds. An award-winning executive faced a financial spending probe involving taxpayer funds before she became the chair of Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s board, Stuff can reveal.
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Senior detective used police access to escort convicted sex offender son from court

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By Jake Kenny Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Detective Inspector Michael Ford did not wish to comment on the matter. A senior detective used a police access card to scan his just convicted son out of a court building and into an area off limits to the public, meaning he avoided media waiting outside to photograph him. A well placed source says Detective Inspector Michael Ford’s actions are “not a good look” as officers can’t use their position to advantage family members.
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‘One of us isn’t telling the truth’: Mother, ex-partner deny involvement in baby’s death

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By Jake Kenny Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Storme Turany, pictured, were identified as a “person of interest” to the police investigation at the time.Chris Skelton One of two adults at home when a three-month-old suffered a fatal head injury says he had nothing to do with it, and did not see the child’s mother do anything to harm the boy either. “In this awful scenario, it is very clear that Soul suffered a fractured skull…did you do anything to injure Soul?” Tony Farmer was asked by his lawyer at an inquest in Christchurch on Thursday.
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