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Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. The full unedited daily prog...
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Breakfast Wrap: Can the Liberals afford to water down net-zero?
The Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has been facing internal tensions for months and now there are questions over how she'll handle splitting views withi...
Tasmanian sailor attempts to break father's record sail
Tasmanian sailor Ken Gourlay holds the record for the fastest Australian to sail solo, non-stop and unassisted around the world, completing the sail i...
Changing Australia: Todd McCoy and Simone Xirakis and building inclusivity in school
The Disability Royal Commission highlighted many failings for people with disabilities, with some commissioners recommending that segregated schools b...
Tradie shortages one of the key struggles of Australia's housing crisis
The Federal Government may have a plan to build 1.2 million homes by 2029 - but with fewer young Australians pursuing trades, the question remains as...
WA GST carve-out comes under fire
West Australian Premier Roger Cook and his deputy Rita Saffioti are in Canberra this week for talks with the federal government over the future of WA'...
'We didn't hear enough': Advocacy org raises concerns over telco regulator
A parliamentary inquiry into triple zero outages has heard from Optus executives and the representatives from the regulator, ACMA, about an outage in...
New details about deadly Optus outage revealed at Senate inquiry
Optus waited almost a day before it told the public that its triple-0 outage was linked to three death, but in that time-frame, the telco held severa...
Do Australians still stop for the Melbourne Cup?
Just how many Australians will pause for the race that claims to stop the nation?
Most Victorians are off work today for the 165th edition, an e...
WA innovator recognised at PM's Prizes for Science
From redefining air quality science, to advancing quantum cybersecurity, Australia's leading science achievements were celebrated at The Prime Ministe...
Petty thieves responsible for Louvre heist, prosecutors say
Four suspects have been arrested and charged over the daylight robbery of crown jewels worth about $102 million from the Louvre museum in Paris last m...
What could Trump's US nuclear testing plan mean for the world?
US President Donald Trump wants his nation to restart the testing of nuclear weapons.
The US has not conducted an explosive nuclear weapons test...
Deadly earthquake rocks northern Afghanistan
At least 20 people have died and hundreds are injured after a powerful earthquake struck northern Afghanistan.
The US Geological Survey says the...
Israel military's former chief lawyer arrested
The former chief lawyer for the Israeli military is in police custody after admitting she leaked a damaging video appearing to show soldiers abusing a...
Breakfast Wrap: Liberals under pressure after Nationals dump net zero
The National Party has scrapped its commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050, but says it still wants to reduce emissions.
It comes as its...
Music community urges listeners to 'Ausify' their playlists
AusMusic Month has kicked off in earnest this weekend with a new campaign urging you to "AUSIFY" your streaming algorithms
We're spoilt for choi...
Sudanese Australian community calls for support
As a brutal civil war and catastrophic humanitarian crisis continue to unfold in Sudan, tens of thousands of Sudanese Australians have been left feeli...
Changing Australia: Robert Pradolin on the housing crisis and compassionate capitalism
You've heard repeatedly that increasing supply is critical to alleviating the housing crisis.
My next guest is a former developer, who has spent...
What would no net zero policy mean for Australia?
The Nationals decision to walk away from net zero comes at a time where there is strong but not universal support in the community for the policy.
Tehan says energy policy review could be done by Christmas
Shadow Energy Minister Dan Tehan has been leading the review process into the Liberals' energy and emissions reduction policy.
He say the proces...
Nationals formally ditch net zero citing 'lived experience'
The National Party has scrapped its commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050, but says it still wants to reduce emissions.
It comes as its...
Energy insecurity rife among remote First Nations communities
A landmark new report has revealed around 65,000 First Nations' households which have prepaid supply arrangements are being disconnected up to 59 time...
Medical experts call for crackdown on unlicensed birthing coaches
Peak medical bodies are calling for a crackdown on unlicensed birth coaches, including doulas, following a series of deaths related to birth complicat...
Radio Free Asia halts publishing amid Trump funding cuts
Radio Free Asia (RFA) has suspended its news operations following funding cuts by the Trump administration.
For almost three decades, Radio Free...
Trump threatens military action over persecution of Christians in Nigeria
US President Donald Trump says he has ordered the Pentagon to prepare for potential military action in Nigeria - if it fails to crack down on the kill...
Train stabbing not being treated as act of terror, UK police say
British police say one of two men arrested over a stabbing attack on a London-bound train has been released without charge.
The remaining suspec...
Breakfast Wrap: A royal eviction: Prince Andrew loses titles
King Charles will strip brother Prince Andrew of his remaining royal titles and evict him from his royal residence, after weeks of pressure to act ove...
Tricky parliamentary path for environmental approval reforms
The federal government has introduced long-awaited reforms to environmental approvals to parliament, with the Coalition and the Greens blocking the wa...
3D printing creates new face for cyclist after devastating accident
A 75 year old cyclist left with life-altering facial injuries after being hit by a drunk driver has received one of the UK's first-of-its-kind 3D-prin...
National Children's Commissioner ends five-year term
It's been five years since Anne Hollonds stepped into the role of Australia's National Children's Commissioner in the fog of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coalition accuses government of 'shutting down transparency'
The Opposition and other non-government parliamentarians are trying to pressure the government to release a report on government appointments to publi...
US, China deal on rare earths good news for Australia: Resources Minister
US President Donald Trump says a trade dispute with China over rare earths has been, quote, "settled". He met with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping...
Prince Andrew to be stripped of remaining royal titles
King Charles will strip brother Prince Andrew of his remaining royal titles and evict him from his royal residence, after weeks of pressure to act ove...
Marathon Senate QT amid push for greater government transparency
Fiery debate isn't unusual when parliament is sitting. But the Senate was pushed to new lengths yesterday, recording the longest continuous Question T...
History made as treaty passes Victorian parliament
Australia's first treaty legislation has passed in Victoria's parliament to applause and tears.
The Statewide Treaty Bill enshrines a democratic...
Who is the man about to supply Australia with 'Ghost Sharks'?
Australia signed a $1.7 billion dollar contract with American company Anduril for a fleet of autonomous submarines, known as Ghost Sharks, which are e...
How will the US help the Caribbean following Hurricane Melissa?
The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says rescue and recovery teams have been sent to the Caribbean to help following Hurricane Melissa leaving behin...
US poised to reduce China tariffs following Trump-Xi meeting
US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have taken steps to de-escalate their trade war following a meeting at an internation...
Breakfast Wrap: Labor's race to pass environmental reforms
The federal government's long-awaited overhaul of environmental approvals will be introduced to parliament today.
But passage for the bills will...
Could oyster reefs save SA from the algal bloom?
A citizen science project restoring oyster reefs in South Australia has become a key element in tackling the state's algal bloom.
Changing Australia: Loren O'Keeffe and guiding the loved ones of the missing
When Dan O'Keeffe went missing in 2011, the lives of his family were changed forever.
His sister Loren is now a leading voice for families imp...