Privacy Commissioner announces Right to Know Day
New Zealand’s first ‘Right to Know Day’ will take place on Thursday 12 May 2016.
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New Zealand’s first ‘Right to Know Day’ will take place on Thursday 12 May 2016.
An employer refused to hand over certain information to an employee who contested a job performance evaluation.
A couple had their joint credit cards cancelled by a bank in what turned out to be a case of mistaken identity.
After undergoing male-to-female gender reassignment surgery, a woman changed her name to match her gender.
A visit by the United Nations’ leading privacy investigator is a special opportunity for New Zealand, says Privacy Commissioner John Edwards.
What does a privacy creature look like? The Office of the Privacy Commissioner set exactly that challenge for artists at five community art workshops.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has released the latest compliance assurance reports submitted by the national credit reporting companies.
A former employee of a large health agency accessed health records and medical information on numerous occasions.
You can book now to attend our Privacy Forums in Wellington and Auckland during Privacy Week. The early bird fee of $150 per person only applies until 17 April.
We have received assurances that the receivers of DSE are aware of and will comply with their obligations under the New Zealand and Australian Privacy Acts.