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The State Government has issued a “breach of contract” notice to its payroll provider over a data hack that saw the personal information of nearly 80,000 public sector employees exposed to cyber-attackers.
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There was no budget allocation for the provision of rapid antigen tests when the Marshall Government handed down its mid-year budget review just last month – because “they weren’t part of the conversation at that point in time”, parliament has been told.
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The Marshall Government has blamed the impact of COVID for a $200 million blowout in South Australia’s deficit in the six months since the budget was handed down – but the Treasurer insists the state remains on track for a surplus next year.
The state’s public sector union is seeking legal advice about a data breach that could have seen personal details of up to 80,000 government employees accessed in a ransomware cyber attack.
The names, addresses, tax file numbers and banking details of up to 80,000 State Government employees have been stolen in a massive ransomware cyber attack.
The State Government is being asked for clarity on how it might assist or compensate businesses that are forced to close or whose staff have to quarantine after coming into close contact with a positive COVID-19 case when borders reopen on Tuesday.
Treasurer Rob Lucas has granted a raft of exemptions to suburban retailers permitting them to trade for longer hours in the lead up to Christmas.
