Marlborough man Graeme Dynes’ conviction upheld after harassment campaign against neighbour

Open Justice multimedia journalist, Whangārei·NZ Herald·28 Aug, 2026 05:00 AM4 mins to read‌Graeme Dynes repeatedly left dead fish, including eels, in his neighbour's letterbox and was later convicted of criminal harassment.Four gutted, decapitated eels left in a neighbour’s letterbox were among a campaign of harassment that drove a man from his home.What began as a neighbourly dispute in Marlborough over missing mail spiralled into a sustained pattern of degrading and threatening acts by Graeme Dynes. It included racist language,