Police have confirmed to RNZ that they are investigating the allegations.
VTNZ, New Zealand’s largest provider of driving tests, said it had taken “decisive and serious action” following the discovery, working closely with NZTA to ensure public safety and test integrity.
The Federal Circuit and Family Court imposed a $35,000 penalty on Sai Enterprises Pty Ltd, which previously ran the outlet, and a $3,500 penalty on the outlet’s former manager, Raman Monga.
It is reported that the Australian team management has since revised the dietary plan for the entire squad, taking extra precautions with meals and hydration.
Zita was sentenced to two years and seven months in prison after a jury found her guilty of injuring her eight-week-old daughter in Auckland in November 2018.
The leaders said a toxic online environment threatens democratic values, undermines individual freedoms and discourages people from participating in public life.