Businessman pays Black Power member to occupy disputed propertySIMON HENDERY/FAIRFAX NZ The multimillion-dollar riverside property in rural Hawke's Bay, currently home to Black Power life member Denis O'Reilly. A long-running legal dispute over the ownership of a multimillion-dollar Hawke's Bay property has taken a new twist, with a high-profile gang member taking up residence in the home. CAMERON BURNELL/FAIRFAX NZ O'Reilly admits he is being paid to occupy the house, saying: "We've just basically been mowing lawns." According to a court judgment, it was claimed security guards were posted on the property to prevent Paterson returning. He has previously said he wanted to move his young family to Hawke's Bay and settle in the house.

Source: Stuff January 30, 2017 05:32 UTC