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Foodstuffs’ Errors Led to Golriz Ghahraman Photo Leak

16 December 2025
in New Zealand
Foodstuffs’ Errors Led to Golriz Ghahraman Photo Leak
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Failures at two Pak’nSave stores resulted in breaches of the Privacy Act involving former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman and Samoa’s Police Minister Faualo Harry Schuster, leading to significant reputational and emotional harm, as found by an independent inquiry by the Privacy Commissioner. Foodstuffs (North Island) attributed the incidents to isolated actions by third-party security guards, but the ruling highlighted a lack of necessary safeguards. Ghahraman emphasized that the findings indicate systemic issues within the company, particularly concerning retail surveillance practices.

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