Mike ScottSenior Journalist·NZ Herald·7 Sep, 2026 06:00 AM5 mins to readA Human Rights Review Tribunal found the school misused confidential files causing harm and awarded $29,100 in damages. Video / Mike ScottSensitive medical files, including a mother’s historic meth use, were handed to her son’s new school within weeks of him starting, an Auckland District Health Board (ADHB) investigation found. The 2019 privacy breach led to the mother winning more than $29,000 damages against the Auckland primary school in a Human
Investigation found Starship staff wrongly shared sensitive medical records with school
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