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A busy Adelaide small businessman has lost an unlikely battle in the Supreme Court after he refused to fill in the Census unless the Australian Bureau of Statistics paid him $50 to cover his time.
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South Australia is the second-poorest, the second-oldest and the second-least religious state in Australia, according to the latest census figures released this morning.
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Hundreds of thousands of Australians have gone back to complete the census online after its website was restored with extra protections to repel cyber-attacks.
An angry Malcolm Turnbull has signalled heads will roll after revealing measures were not in place to repel the sort of cyber attacks that left the census website in meltdown.
PM Malcolm Turnbull has today acknowledged there were serious failures in preparations made for the census. So with continued confusion over what exactly happened to the website, tech expert Mike Johnstone examines the possible scenarios.
The Federal Government claims the census website was not “attacked” or “hacked”, despite the fact it crashed while millions of Australians were trying to fill in online forms.
