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Michael Morrah

Michael Morrah

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Investigations Reporter and Pacific Correspondent, Newshub

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Anything NOT Texas.

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Total articles 660

  • CAA criticised for delays in handling student pilot’s mid-air sexual contact complaint

    By Michael Morrah Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified A student pilot faced “unacceptable delays” after reporting her instructor’s mid-air sexual advances to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Former chief ombudsman Peter Boshier criticised the CAA’s response, recommending an ex-gratia payment to Michelle Molloy. Boshier highlighted “serious administrative deficiencies” and a 16-month delay in the CAA’s handling of Molloy’s complaint.

    By Michael Morrah Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • 'Free to practise their faith': PM downplays MP's ties to sect under FBI investigation

    By Michael Morrah Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has downplayed the significance of Ilam MP Hamish Campbell’s involvement in a religious sect under FBI investigation for child sex abuse allegations. Campbell acknowledges his family connection to the Two-by-Twos but claims his faith doesn’t interfere with his political role. A former member described the group as a cult, highlighting serious “red flags” and personal trauma.

    By Michael Morrah Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • CAA criticised for delays in handling student pilot’s mid-air sexual contact complaint

    By Michael Morrah Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified A student pilot faced “unacceptable delays” after reporting her instructor’s mid-air sexual advances to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Former chief ombudsman Peter Boshier criticised the CAA’s response, recommending an ex-gratia payment to Michelle Molloy. Boshier highlighted “serious administrative deficiencies” and a 16-month delay in the CAA’s handling of Molloy’s complaint.

    By Michael Morrah Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Newshub

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

+64 9-928 9000