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Clubs peak body 'deeply concerned' after major data breach

ClubsNSW says it is "deeply concerned" after discovering a third-party data breach that could expose the details of Australians who have visited a range of clubs and RSLs in NSW, including prominent politicians.

By: theage.com.au

May 02 2024
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