by Red Scribble | Mar 12, 2026 | Integrity
The ContextBunnings is trialling facial recognition technology in two Hamilton stores from April 2026, with a nationwide New Zealand rollout to follow. This comes directly after the company’s 2025 appeal of a 2024 Australian ruling that found its prior FRT trial...
by Red Scribble | Mar 9, 2026 | Governance
The Liability of a False AssuranceThe ContextOn 24 February 2026, French Bakery was sentenced in the Christchurch District Court. The penalty was $245,000. This comprised a $200,000 fine and $45,500 in reparations for breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act...
by Red Scribble | Mar 2, 2026 | Strategy
The Passenger Trap: When Geopolitics Grounds Your Duty of CareThree of the world’s busiest airports are silent. The crisis isn’t on your runway, but its shockwave is a direct hit to your board’s liability. This is about the people you’ve...
by Red Scribble | Mar 2, 2026 | Integrity
The Context $529 million. That was the total volume on Polymarket’s Iran strike-date contracts between December 2025 and the US/Israeli military action on 28 February 2026. A $26,513 wager, the largest ever for that account, yielded a $174,000 profit. Six newly...
by Red Scribble | Feb 27, 2026 | Integrity
The ContextOn 26 February 2026, the Federal Trade Commission and 11 state attorneys general secured a $100 million judgment against Walmart. The settlement resolves allegations of systematic deception in its Spark Driver programme. The mechanics are precise. Walmart...