Manuka Doctor owner named in domestic abuse claims

Matthew Pringle, the son of Lynette Erceg, is now the subject of a legal campaign in the UK.

Liv Nervo and Matthew Pringle. Photo credit: The Good Law Project.

Nicholas Pointon and Hamish McNicol Tue, 24 Feb 2026

A wealthy New Zealand businessman accused of domestic abuse by an Australian DJ has admitted tricking her into having a baby, in a long-running dispute that has become the subject of a legal campaign in the United Kingdom.

A UK not-for-profit campaign organisation called The Good Law Project,

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