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Crimp, Daryl, 1958- :Davy prison sentence a surprise. 'There is a difference Mr Davy... You committed fraud to get a top job...Ms Clark only used a top job to commit fraud!' 20 May 2002.

Crimp, Daryl, 1958- :Davy prison sentence a surprise. 'There is a difference Mr Davy... You committed fraud to get a top job...Ms Clark only used a top job to commit fraud!' 20 May 2002.

Slane, Christopher, 1957- :'Draw up an apology. I'll sign it later.' New Zealand Listener, 27 April 2002.

Slane, Christopher, 1957- :'Draw up an apology. I'll sign it later.' New Zealand Listener, 27 April 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952-: 'All the charitable organisations say they've been inundated with people struggling to pay their Christmas bills!' 'Does that mean you weren't able to get me a food parcel?' The Dominion, 5 February 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952-: 'All the charitable organisations say they've been inundated with people struggling to pay their Christmas bills!' 'Does that mean you weren't able to get me a food parcel?' The Dominion, 5 February 2002.

"If you came clean about which charity you donated $158,000 of other peoples' money to, it might end all the lurid speculation in the media..." "This is precisely why you people are held in low esteem..." 18 June, 2008

"If you came clean about which charity you donated $158,000 of other peoples' money to, it might end all the lurid speculation in the media..." "This is precisely why you people are held in low esteem..." 18 June, 2008

Webb, Murray, 1947- :Bob Kerridge [ca 3 January 2005]

Webb, Murray, 1947- :Bob Kerridge [ca 3 January 2005]

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'This helpline needs more money' 'Who do they help?' 'People with financial difficulties.' 'Tell them to phone themselves.' Dominion Post, 13 January 2005.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'This helpline needs more money' 'Who do they help?' 'People with financial difficulties.' 'Tell them to phone themselves.' Dominion Post, 13 January 2005.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Let's get you in shape for your celebrity boxing match....Can you dodge a punch?' 'No, just issues.' The Dominion, 3 May 2002.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Let's get you in shape for your celebrity boxing match....Can you dodge a punch?' 'No, just issues.' The Dominion, 3 May 2002.

"I hear they made a small fortune for needy children." "Yeah, but they started with a large one..." 13 August 2009

"I hear they made a small fortune for needy children." "Yeah, but they started with a large one..." 13 August 2009

Fletcher, David 1952- :'Here's my painting for the charity art auction....Tell them I didn't get someone else to paint it for me!' 'They said, perhaps you should.' The Dominion, 16 April 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952- :'Here's my painting for the charity art auction....Tell them I didn't get someone else to paint it for me!' 'They said, perhaps you should.' The Dominion, 16 April 2002.

Tremain, Garrick 1941- :And the name of the charity, sir, to which you would like your fine to go? Otago Daily Times, 7 June 2004.

Tremain, Garrick 1941- :And the name of the charity, sir, to which you would like your fine to go? Otago Daily Times, 7 June 2004.

"Another commercial decision." 13 December 2010

"Another commercial decision." 13 December 2010

Fletcher, David 1952- :'Did you sign your name to someone else's painting for the charity art auction?' 'NO!....I didn't have time. I got my secretary to sign my name for me.' The Dominion, 18 April 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952- :'Did you sign your name to someone else's painting for the charity art auction?' 'NO!....I didn't have time. I got my secretary to sign my name for me.' The Dominion, 18 April 2002.

DRAINS UNBLOCKED & WIDOWS AND ORPHANS SAVED. "Since when did we become a registered charity, Paddy?" "Since I saw Gareth Morgan was giving away his millions to causes." 5 April, 2006.

DRAINS UNBLOCKED & WIDOWS AND ORPHANS SAVED. "Since when did we become a registered charity, Paddy?" "Since I saw Gareth Morgan was giving away his millions to causes." 5 April, 2006.

Telecom. Tom Scott after Scott Adams. "Mistakes cost our customers zillions. Can we fob them off with charity donations?" "Of course we can. There are ample precedents." "What other charities do we support?" "Have you not seen our senior execs salary packages?" 8 September, 2007

Telecom. Tom Scott after Scott Adams. "Mistakes cost our customers zillions. Can we fob them off with charity donations?" "Of course we can. There are ample precedents." "What other charities do we support?" "Have you not seen our senior execs salary packages?" 8 September, 2007

Fletcher, David 1952- :'You make one silly mistake and you get mercilessly ridiculed about it!' 'Here are some things for you to sign.' 'WHO PUT THIS PAINTING IN HERE?!!!' The Dominion, 19 April 2002.

Fletcher, David 1952- :'You make one silly mistake and you get mercilessly ridiculed about it!' 'Here are some things for you to sign.' 'WHO PUT THIS PAINTING IN HERE?!!!' The Dominion, 19 April 2002.

PM auctions cast on his broken arm for Solomons charity - News. "Just one small jump, sir, and dozens of charities will benefit." 4 February 2009.

PM auctions cast on his broken arm for Solomons charity - News. "Just one small jump, sir, and dozens of charities will benefit." 4 February 2009.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Did you manage to get me someone to spar with?' 'Yes....There's no need to push and shove. You'll all get to have a go at him!' The Dominion, 4 May 2002.

Fletcher, David, 1952- :'Did you manage to get me someone to spar with?' 'Yes....There's no need to push and shove. You'll all get to have a go at him!' The Dominion, 4 May 2002.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941-:Oxfam tsunami collection box. Waikato Times, 20 January 2005.

Hawkey, Allan Charles, 1941-:Oxfam tsunami collection box. Waikato Times, 20 January 2005.

The cat that gets the cream. 17 August 2009

The cat that gets the cream. 17 August 2009

Crimp, Daryl 1958- :'It's guilty, or not guilty... you can't plead arrogant on a charge of fraud!' 'It's worked for the Prime Minister so far, m'lud!' The Dominion 14 May 2002.

Crimp, Daryl 1958- :'It's guilty, or not guilty... you can't plead arrogant on a charge of fraud!' 'It's worked for the Prime Minister so far, m'lud!' The Dominion 14 May 2002.