Former ACT Party president Timothy Jago is sentenced to additional jail time over a latest sexual abuse charge, according to reporting from Stuff and the New Zealand Herald. Both outlets describe victim statements presented at sentencing, with the latest victim saying he continues to experience fear and anxiety following abuse that occurred in the 1990s. The Herald also reports the victim’s account includes feelings of anger and embarrassment, alongside fear and anxiety. Stuff similarly characterizes the ongoing effects on the victim, highlighting continued fear and anxiety after the historical abuse. The two reports align on the core elements of the case: Jago receives added incarceration related to a new charge, and the sentencing process includes testimony about lasting psychological harm from abuse dating back decades. The coverage also notes Jago’s position during the proceedings, including reference to his admission in court, though the specific phrasing varies between summaries. Overall, the reports focus on the sentencing outcome and the continued impact on the victim described in court.