Speaker 1: This is the latest from your news speech. It's Tuesday,
Speaker 1: the twenty first of May. More than sixty thousand of
Speaker 1: eighty thousand failed asylum seekers still in the country have
Speaker 1: been allowed to remain here with full time work and
Speaker 1: study rights. Government figures show that eighty thousand would be
Speaker 1: refugees who originally traveled to Australia on work, study or
Speaker 1: tourist visas and later made failed claims for protection are
Speaker 1: still here despite having their protection claims rejected. Just seventeen
Speaker 1: failed asylum seekers were removed from the country either voluntarily
Speaker 1: or involuntarily in the last two months. Patient prescriptions and
Speaker 1: private GP and healthcare provider information was among the data
Speaker 1: leaked in the major medical breach involving medi Secure. The
Speaker 1: nation's cyber security coordinator confirmed the prescriptions of patients who
Speaker 1: had used secures electronic prescription service up until November last
Speaker 1: year had been compromised in the medi Secure breach. GPS
Speaker 1: and other medical practitioners involved in prescribing and the handling
Speaker 1: of electronic prescriptions have also been impacted, will be back
Speaker 1: after this. Victoria Police has rejected a recommendation to introduce
Speaker 1: nine hour shifts for frontline cops in a move that
Speaker 1: Pitt's Chief Commissioner Shane Patton against the Allen government in
Speaker 1: what risk becoming the biggest breakdown in relations between the
Speaker 1: police force and the government in more than a decade.
Speaker 1: Mister Patten said the recommendation would undermine public safety. The
Speaker 1: move has dashed any hope of ending the pay deal
Speaker 1: stalmate between Victoria Police and the Police Association, with the
Speaker 1: recommendation to now be arbitrated by Industrial Relations Victoria and
Speaker 1: in AFL Brownlow medalist Ollie Wines has been cleared by
Speaker 1: his cardiologists to train and play against North Melbourne this
Speaker 1: week after he was subbed out of Port Adelaide's thrilling
Speaker 1: win over Hawthorne with heart palpitations, but young defender Josh
Speaker 1: Sin is facing six weeks on the sidelines as his
Speaker 1: horror run with injury continues. Wines was subbed out of
Speaker 1: the Power's last gasp one point win over the Hawks
Speaker 1: at Court a time after the twenty nine year old
Speaker 1: realized he had heart palpitations. It was the second time
Speaker 1: in just over two years he was subbed out of
Speaker 1: a game with the condition. We'll have an update to
Speaker 1: your news feed tomorrow