Drug dealer deemed ‘low risk’, allowed to return to property

$Cowboy Paradise founder Mike Milne in the dock at the Greymouth District Court in 2024, where he was sentenced to six years\\' prison for commercially cultivating cannabis in an underground bunker he built at the Milltown tourism venture. Photo: Allied Media files$

Cowboy Paradise founder Mike Milne in the dock at the Greymouth District Court in 2024, where he was sentenced to six years' prison for commercially cultivating cannabis in an underground bunker he built at the Milltown tourism venture. Photo: Allied Media files

Janna Sherman

Friday, October 2, 2026

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