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Victim faces 22-year wait as drunk driver pays $10 a week in reparations

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By Tony Wall Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The car came to rest in Johnson’s lounge. – This story was originally published by Stuff.co.nz and is republished with permission. Lesley Johnson of New Plymouth was happy when a judge ordered a drink-driver to pay her $11,300 in reparations for damage and emotional harm after crashing into her lounge. Then she learned how long he’d have to pay it off. Tony Wall reports.
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How a teacher’s driver’s licence was used in a fraud spree hundreds of kilometres away

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By Tony Wall Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
High school teacher Rob Wheatley’s driver’s licence details were used to create a cloned licence, which was then used by a fraudster to rack up thousands in debt.VANESSA LAURIE / TARANAKI DAILY NEWS Waitara teacher Rob Wheatley got a big shock when his One NZ bill for November arrived, showing expensive top-of-the-range items had been added to his account on credit.
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He couldn’t speak or walk - and died aged 14. Why his granddad is still fighting for him

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By Tony Wall Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Shane Gage has spent hundreds of hours researching an ACC claim on behalf of his late grandson, Taana.Warwick Smith / Warwick Smith This story was originally published by Stuff.co.nz and is republished with permission. Delays in ACC deciding whether to accept a claim on behalf of a severely disabled boy meant he died before a decision to decline cover was released. His grandfather has kept up the fight, recently winning a review quashing the corporation’s decision and ordering it to reconsider.
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