Despite New Zealand privacy commissioner Mike Flahive’s comments to the victims of the Accident Compensation Corporations largest and most outrageous privacy breach (Bent Cop? National party crony? Mike Flahive, just who’s privacy is he being instructed to protect?) it appears that following the release...
Take a close look at this www.accforum.org post, we think that Mr David Butler is slowly but surely becoming a very good prosecutor (This material below is verbatim, so their use of the English language is obviously not ours): David Butler Posted Today, 10:01 AM Tomcat [photo...
We here at Lauda Finem have spent months sifting through online forums, video footage and literally hundreds of documents so as to piece together some of the dots in the ACC Bronwyn Pullar debacle. That story coming soon! www.accforum/Brionia says; “Kiwioncoast, I never...
”They did what their political masters asked them to do and their political master needs to change.’ LATEST: Cabinet minister Judith Collins should be the next scalp in the ”ACC crisis”, Labour’s Andrew Little says. Chief executive Ralph Stewart quit this...
Click the image to view the 60 Minutes Expose. Green Party ACC spokesman Kevin Hague told the media last night Ms Collins needed to act decisively to restore public trust in the corporation.
Following yesterdays admission by the New Zealand police that the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) had failed to disclose any offence on the part of whistleblower Bronwyn Pullar and her friend Michelle Boag in their complaint, an apology is now being sought by the...
New Zealand police have now concluded their investigation into the Accident Compensation Corporations complaint against Bronwyn Pullar. The conclusion is that Pullar has not committed any offence. That then leaves the two ACC employees who lied about what had occured at the...
Following the comments made by an assistant privacy commissioner the 59 year old Mike Flahive in todays New Zealand Herald, with respect to the Bronwyn Pullar privacy breach, we here at Lauda Finem thought that there might well be yet another...