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What are data breaches?

A data breach is when someone's private information held by an organisation gets seen, shared without permission, or goes missing. 

The organisation where the incident happened should let you know if you’re at risk from the breach. They should also do their best to make sure the breach doesn’t impact you.

Breach announcements

ID Support NSW has been engaged to support the notifications and recovery of impacted individuals for the following breaches:

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Departmental Release
24 March 2025

Applications now open for arts and cultural projects

NSW’s talented artists, creatives and arts and cultural organisations are invited to bring their best creative ideas and apply for Create NSW’s Arts and Cultural Funding Program (ACFP) Projects Round two for 2024/25, open today.

Ministerial media release
21 March 2025

A fresh landscape at Art Gallery of NSW with new Director

Maud Page has been appointed the tenth Director of the Art Gallery of NSW, ushering in a new era of leadership for the 154-year-old institution.

News
12 March 2025

A fairytale ending for regional NSW tour of Tinderella

Alyce Fisher, a freelance performing artist, based in Albury NSW and founder of Theatre On Toast, recently toured her first solo work - a cabaret-style comedy show ‘ Tinderella & the eight unique uses of Tinder’ with the support of Create NSW’s Regional Arts Touring program. Create NSW sat down with Alyce to learn more about her tour.

News
17 February 2025

Sydney-made festival favourite casts another net

Award-winning play, Plenty of Fish in the Sea , by Clockfire Theatre Company, created by Emily Ayoub and Madeline Baghurst, and produced by Kate Gaul, was a hit at Sydney, Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals and continues to hook audiences. 

Ministerial media release
30 January 2025

Music grants strike the right chord for next generation of NSW hit-makers

First-ever financial grants will make the long way to the top of the music industry seem that little bit shorter for the state’s most promising artists and sector professionals.

Contact ID Support NSW

If you believe your personal information has been stolen, used, or accessed without your knowledge or consent, our advisors can simplify the process and guide you through protecting your identity, accounts, and devices.

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Once you send us a request, we’ll do our best to reply within one business day.

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Call our advisors on 1800 001 040 Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm (Sydney time).

Interpreter services are available on request.

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