James (Jim) Grenon, a Canadian billionaire residing in New Zealand, has acquired a significant shareholding in NZME and proposed to remove current directors and appoint new ones, with support from 37% of shareholders. Grenon’s previous ventures, The Centrist and NZNE, focus on trans rights, Treaty coverage, and vaccine issues, challenging mainstream news agendas. This move has caused fear and instability within NZME, raising concerns about the future direction of the media company under Grenon’s influence.
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Twice convicted double murderer Mark Lundy to be released from prison on parole
Double murderer Mark Lundy, who has maintained his innocence regarding the killings of his wife Christine and daughter Amber 25 years ago, is set to be released from prison next month after over 23 years behind bars. Found guilty initially, Lundy's conviction was quashed by the Privy Council in 2013, but he was retried and found guilty again in 2015. Following his third appearance before the New Zealand Parole Board, he will soon be released...
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