Australian healthcare provider Partnered Health says a cyberattack has led to the theft of personal and medical information from its clinic network. Multiple outlets report that the breach affects 21 clinics located across several Australian cities, including Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra, and is described as nationwide in coverage. The company, which is owned by private equity firm Quadrant, says the incident occurred on 23 June. Reports say the stolen data includes a range of patient details such as medical records, test results, consultation or clinical notes, and Medicare-related information, along with personal information. The coverage describes the event as a breach of information stored in the clinics’ systems rather than a physical incident. Outlets consistently note that the company acknowledges the impact across its network of clinics and that patient information was involved. The reporting does not provide additional confirmed details on the identity of the attackers or the full extent of how the data may be used. Partnered Health’s account is presented as the primary source for what was accessed and which sites were affected.