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Bob LeFridge :tinoflag: · 22w
The Department of Internal Affairs investigation into Dunedin health provider Te Kaika is wider than previously known. They're concerned about loans made to board chairwoman Donna Matahaere-Atariki a...
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When your charity is being investigated by Internal Affairs, you'd think submitting your annual financial report on time would be of prime importance.

Not for Te Kaika. Their 2024/25 report was due last September. They received an extension until the end of February, but they still haven't filed a thing.

Already immersed in accusations of corruption and incompetence, Te Kaika seems to be a prime candidate to be struck off the charities register.

https://archive.ph/5Rzyj#selection-1477.15-1477.23

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Phil · 19w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqxw2mexzsxusn4qkglfjwjrrpgv4dn05h06ennrw3w3vnjjr4765qqfwj33 Perhaps but Destiny Church first. Te Kaika still does important, valuable work for the community despite its poor leadership. And that leadership is really only one family who are dug i...