In 2005, Australian banker Sean Clifford made headlines after finding A$263,000 in an alley and hiding it instead of reporting it, leading to a larceny conviction and the end of his career at Macquarie Bank. Nearly two decades later, his brief trip to New Zealand turned into months of rehab and prison as he struggled with methamphetamine addiction and a drug debt linked to a violent assault in Tasmania.
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America’s Cup: Peter Burling joins Luna Rossa for 38th edition
Peter Burling, the three-time winning Kiwi helmsman, has confirmed his next move by joining the Italian syndicate Luna Rossa for the 38th America's Cup in an undefined role, where he will be a core part of their leadership group and development program. This follows his departure from Emirates Team New Zealand after failing to agree on a new cycle, marking a significant gain for Luna Rossa given Burling's expertise with AC75s. Need More Context? 🔎
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