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Reporter for The Press in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Former Critic Te Ārohi editor. 🏳️‍🌈 sinead.gill@stuff.co.nz
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Former Wilson Parking boss sabotaged contracts to benefit his new company, court told

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By Sinead Gill Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Wilson Parking NZ chief executive Ryan Orchard gives evidence at the Employment Court on Tuesday.KAI SCHWOERER / The Press Wilson Parking NZ’s chief executive says he “had no reason to suspect” a former employee-turned-rival was undermining the business and plotting to steal clients, as the company alleges.
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Wilson Parking employee-turned-competitor accused of hiding assets and destroying evidence as insider trading trial starts

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By Sinead Gill Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Peter Turner, owner-operator of Mainland Parking, left, and his wife Gaynor Turner, right, arrive at the Employment Court for the start of a four-week hearing in the Mainland Parking v Wilson Parking case.KAI SCHWOERER / THE PRESS A Wilson Parking employee-turned-rival has admitted destroying evidence and been accused of trying to get around court orders by starting a secret business and hiding assets.
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Oranga Tamariki employee claims he showed youths sexual content to distract them, banter was ‘misunderstood’

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By Sinead Gill Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Up to 40 young people can be accommodated at Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo (File photo)Alden Williams / The Press A Christchurch youth worker who used sexist and derogatory language and showed young people inappropriate adult content has failed to get his job back by claiming his “banter” was misunderstood.
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