An Auckland man used multiple identities, including his deceased father's, to fraudulently claim over $100,000 in pandemic relief funds, which he then used for personal expenses and a car loan.
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fraudulent funds used for living costs and car loan
Auckland man used dead father’s identity in $100k Covid-19 subsidy fraudfraudulent claims for wage subsidies
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