Government announces Medicare security review after darknet sale revealed
Former public service head Peter Shergold will lead the review into how 200,000 health professionals access Medicare
The Guardian, Gareth Hutchens and Paul Farrell, Mon 10 July
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Medicare card numbers 'being sold on dark web', Alan Tudge calls for AFP to investigate
By political reporters Jane Norman and He
JUNE 28 2017 - 8:10PM
ACT Health's management of long-standing data issues to face audit scrutiny
Kirsten Lawson, Canberra Times, JUNE 23 2017 - 5:57PM
Poor record keeping for people receiving me
MAY 15 2017 - 12:25 PM
Internal audit reveals incomplete, inadequate reporting of incid
More than 700 public patients and hundreds more in the private system have
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96,000 public servants in new data breach
By Noel Towell
The federal government is caught up in a second data privacy scare, this time involving a massive data-set on more than 96,000 of its public servants amid fears their confidential information
Health insurer Medibank has announced it is closing its personal health record healthbook, which was developed with $7.5 million in government funding as one of the Wave 2 sites for the implementation of t
