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Politics / March, NSW

Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election

Brisbane Times
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NSW Electoral Commissioner Rachel McCallum has warned a multimillion-dollar funding shortfall means the election in March could be vulnerable.

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  • Brisbane Times Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election
  • WAtoday Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election
  • The Age Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election
  • The Sydney Morning Herald Electoral Commission warns of ‘intolerable risk’ of interference, cyberattack at NSW election

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