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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Live: OpenAI took three months to report Medicare breach, PM says

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says an OpenAI agent has accessed public and private data after hacking into a Medicare data portal in June.

Mr Albanese said the company took three months to admit the breach. 

Follow all the updates in our live blog. 

Good morning

Thanks for joining me on the blog this morning.

I'm Heloise Vyas, taking over the reins from my colleague Courtney Gould today, and I'll keep you across the political goings-on here and in New York, where the UN General Assembly continues.

But first, this morning we've heard of an OpenAI hack into an Australian medicare portal from earlier this year which saw both public and private data exposed.

PM Anthony Albanese has called the incident "unacceptable" and said he had spoken with the company's CEO, Sam Altman.

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