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    Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy has been sentenced to fines and community work

    Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy has been sentenced to fines and community work


    The HeadQuarters in the Viaduct owner flouted a High Court suppression order by naming Grace Millane's murderer online.

    He is the only person charged after numerous suppression breaches before and after Jesse Kempson's trial in 2019.

    Kempson's suppression continued long after his sentence to life in prison for Millane's murder - because he faced two further trials.

    Today, Molloy was sentenced to 150 hours community work and a 15 thousand dollar fine.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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