Denva Wren
Denva Wren is the head of safety, health, and well-being at Woolworths New Zealand. Under her leadership, the company has implemented body cameras in its stores, following successful trials that demonstrated a significant reduction in antisocial behavior. Wren emphasizes that the cameras serve as a deterrent and provide staff with a sense of security, allowing them to record any abusive incidents while fostering a safer shopping environment.
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Recent news mentions
Denva Wren, head of health, safety and wellbeing at Woolworths NZ, described the attack on the manager as appalling.
Shamah Riley’s surprise attack on Nelson Woolworths manager ‘appalling and upsetting’
New Zealand· 2025-09-03
Denva Wren, Woolworths NZ’s head of safety, health and well-being, said body cameras were tested at 10 stores before being extended to all stores after 'good feedback' from staff and union partners.
Farmers and The Warehouse give body cameras to staff after concerns of ‘abusive’ customer behaviourNew Zealand· 2025-06-06
