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Sensitive files stolen from Dunedin health tech firm in data breach (opens the original)
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Dunedin-based health technology firm Zenith Technology (ZenTech) has suffered a major health data breach, it has been confirmed. Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora (HNZ) issued a statement on Thursday afternoon which said it was supporting ZenTech with its response to a cyber incident. “ZenTech has also engaged specialist cyber forensic support,” the statement said. ZenTech is a privately owned and operated Dunedin-based contract research organisation involved in clinical-trial related work with HN
‘Extremely sad’: Staff gutted at plans to cut 15 staff from ANZ in Dunedin (opens the original)
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Staff have been left “very upset” about plans to cut about 15 jobs from ANZ’s Dunedin contact centre. A spokesman for ANZ said on Friday they were “considering changes to a small number of roles in Dunedin”, but would not say how many. “We are proposing to bring our contact centre work together into our established hubs in Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington. “We are consulting with a small number of staff on the proposed changes and exploring all available options, including redeployment oppo
Dunedin's beloved University Book Shop saved (opens the original)
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Dunedin’s much-loved University Book Shop has found a buyer. The shop had been sold to Paper Plus Golden Centre owner John Brenssell former owners Otago University Students’ Association said in a statement. The new owner will take over at close of business today, OUSA said. The shop would continue operating as an independent bookstore, under the University Book Shop brand, preserving its long-standing heritage in Dunedin's literary community. “Mr Brenssell is a well-known figure in the local boo
Ong faces trespass notice over allegations from students of ‘inappropriate behaviour’ (opens the original)
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Controversial Dunedin councillor Benedict Ong is facing a trespass notice from all Otago University Students’ Association property over allegations of “inappropriate and unwanted behaviours.” OUSA president Daniel Leamy said in a statement it planned to trespass Cr Ong from all OUSA premises following reports from several complaints from students. “This trespass reflects OUSA's commitment to preventing student harm and ensuring students feel safe and supported whilst in all OUSA facilities. “We
‘Relief, pride and gratitude’ at New Dunedin hospital outpatient building opening (opens the original)
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It may have been a long time coming, but Friday was momentous. That is the verdict of Dunedin Mayor Sophie Barker about the opening of the new Dunedin hospital outpatient building. “I’m thrilled to see the outpatient building opening for the South’s hospital,” Ms Barker said. “It looks like a wonderful space for patients and staff.” She had “many emotions” as she walked through the building. “Relief, pride, gratitude and, of course, realisation that we aren’t finished yet. “It was special to hea
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