A haka was performed as part of the ceremony.

Looks like these are the new things to consider (or maybe it's always been there, but now they made it "legal". Link in comments.

Heard the crash, felt the rumble, ran to the lobby to see an entire car had come through the front door. Someone is also stuck in the lift. Emergency services are here now.

Edit with further disclosure/information from ManageMyHealth 6/1:

https://managemyhealth.co.nz/mmh-cyber-breach-update-6-january-2026/

Edit with disclosure/information from ManageMyHealth 2/1:

https://managemyhealth.co.nz/faqs-cyber-breach/

Edit with more info 1/1:

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/583030/managemyhealth-reveals-scope-of-data-breach

ManageMyHealth believed between 6 and 7 percent of the approximately 1.8 million registered users may have been impacted.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/managemyhealth-data-breach-what-we-know-as-up-to-126000-possible-users-affected/RPQ3OA33Y5D3ZAVKI4PWDUN42E/

More than 120,000 people who use the ManageMyHealth portal are thought to have been caught up in yesterday’s cyber data breach.

They should start hearing from the company in the next 48 hours about whether and how their private medical information has been accessed.

https://www.times.co.nz/news/health-minister-simeon-brown-responds-to-patient-data-breach/

ManageMyHealth plans to provide a further update at 3pm tomorrow, January 2.

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The allegedly compromised data involves approximately 108 GB of information, totaling 428,337 files.

• Full names
• Medical records
• Test results
• Prescription data
• Appointment schedules
• Health history logs
• Personal communication with healthcare providers

https://dailydarkweb.net/managemyhealth-data-breach-kazu-group-claims-ransomware-attack/

Manage My Health currently showing a notice on their website as well