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Radio National Breakfast
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: Four years of the war in Ukraine
On the 24th of February 2022, after months of mounting tensions, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine.
Four years on...
25th Winter Olympics draw to a close
The Games of the 25th Winter Olympics have drawn to a close this morning, on the first multi-city edition of the global sporting event.
Australi...
Changing Australia: Tony Briffa and fighting for the rights of intersex people
On Thursday last week, Tony Briffa stood in Melbourne's Parliament House and wept.
In the moments before, Victoria had become the fist state, af...
Europe to mark fourth anniversary of war in Ukraine
On the 24th of February 2022, after months of mounting tensions, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of Ukraine.
Four years on...
'We need a rules-based order of trade': Littleproud on new US tariffs
The Leader of the Nationals David Littleproud says he stands ready to work with the Federal Government to try and influence the United States to back...
Coalition looks to stop people helping so called ISIS brides return to Australia
The federal opposition says it should be a criminal offence to help Australians with Islamic State links to return home.
The announcement comes...
Meat and livestock industry brace for renewed US tariffs
The Trump administration has announced a 15% baseline tariff on imports to the United States.
This comes just three months after Australia's ag...
Donald Trump hikes global tariff rate to 15%
The Trump administration says it plans to impose a 15% global tariff later this week after the U-S Supreme Court struck down much of the president's L...
UK government mulls removing Andrew from succession line
The UK government is considering introducing legislation to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of royal succession, as the scandal - over...
UN finds atrocities committed in Sudan show 'hallmarks of genocide'
The UN finds atrocities committed in Sudan show the “hallmarks of genocide”.
The acts committed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) during the 1...
Breakfast Wrap: Emily Maitlis on Andrew's arrest
We cover the extraordinary news of the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with the journalist who once interviewed him.
The 2019 BBC Newsnigh...
Political Panel: New shadow ministry and debate over repatriating Australians with links to IS
From a new shadow ministry to a new debate about what to do with Australians with links to the Islamic State group in Syria - it's been a big week in...
Impeached South Korean President sentenced to life in prison
South Korea's former president Yoon Suk Yeol has been jailed for life over his failed attempt to impose martial law.
The 65 year old was found g...
Emily Maitlis 'stunned' by arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Police in the UK have confirmed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains under investigation, after being released from custody.
The former Prince was...
Murray Watt explains new environmental reforms coming into effect today
Late last year the federal government passed national environment reforms with the support of the Greens.
Today, the latest round of changes und...
Risk of 'anyone' returning from former IS-controlled region a concern, Jonno Duniam says
The Opposition says it is ready to work with the Albanese government to stop a group of 34 Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State g...
How should the Coalition take on One Nation?
For the first time in its 29 year history, One Nation is polling above 20% nationally and is ahead of the combined Liberal and National vote.
Bu...
First senior royal arrested since the English Civil War: Britain wakes up to Andrew's arrest
"Its the first time we've arrested a senior member of the royal family since the English civil war in the 17th century."
British political colum...
UN raises alarm over Sudan drone strikes
UN backed human rights experts say a "campaign of destruction" in October by Sudanese paramilitary forces against non-Arab communities in and near a c...
Trump's Board of Peace holds inaugural meeting
U-S President Donald Trump has hosted the inaugural meeting of his Board of Peace in Washington, with representatives from more than two dozen countri...
Breakfast Wrap: Pauline Hanson's Muslim comments condemned
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing widespread criticism this week for suggesting there were no good Muslims in Australia.
She has since...
UN panel warns acts in Epstein files could amount to 'crimes against humanity'
As the fallout from the 'Epstein files' continues - a group of UN human rights experts has ve issued a dire warning about the scale of the alleged cri...
Changing Australia: Paul Litherland and protecting kids online
With the social media ban for under 16s now in full swing - and other countries now following suit - many are watching closely to see how it will all...
Expert warns against reactive government response to IS-linked Australians
The federal government has temporarily banned an Australian citizen with links to the Islamic State group from returning home from Syria.
For th...
Assistant Treasurer defends government spending as workers' "real wages" drop
New figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show wages are failing to keep up with inflation, despite a bump in the December quarter.
T...
Claire Chandler blames government spending for higher inflation
The Opposition has criticised government spending, after new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirmed Australians' pay rises have not k...
Federal and state debt to exceed World War Two levels, says e61 report
Australia's low debt status is being threatened; with the combination of federal and state debt heading towards levels not seen since World War Two.
Muslim community celebrates Ramadan amid rising Islamophobia
Australia's Muslim community has welcomed the start of Ramadan with an evening of prayer, amidst rising rates of Islamophobia and as the debate around...
Is Australia's migration system fit for purpose?
The debate around migration levels looks set to intensify, as the federal opposition prepares its immigration policy.
Earlier this week the oppo...
Latest US-brokered peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow end in gridlock
Ukraine has made its largest battlefield gains in more than two-and-a-half years, retaking more than 200 square kilometres of it's territory from Russ...
Breakfast Wrap: Government under pressure over return of IS-linked families
An independent UN Commissioner has responded to PM Anthony Albanese's insistence that the Australian government will not help the families with links...
Treasury Wines posts 'horror' $649m loss
Treasury Wines, the country's biggest winemaker, has posted a 649 million dollar half-year loss, as weak sales in China and the US bite hard.
Bu...
Treasury Wines posts 'horror' 649 million dollar loss
Treasury Wines, the country's biggest winemaker, has posted a 649 million dollar half-year loss, as weak sales in China and the US bite hard.
Bu...
Changing Australia: Mick Roderick and saving the regent honeyeater
It's likely that most of you listening would never have seen, or heard, a regent honeyeater.
Reflecting on Jesse Jackson's legacy
American civil rights activist and two-time presidential hopeful - the Reverend Jesse Jackson - has died at the age 84.
From voting rights and j...
Jesse Jackson remembered as a 'true giant' of civil rights
American civil rights activist and former politician, Jesse Jackson has died at the age of 84.
The Baptist minister a close associate of fello...
'They didn't choose their beds', says UN independent commissioner on PM comments
The Federal Government has ruled out providing assistance to a group of Australian families — with links to Islamic State fighters — who are trying to...
James Paterson says temporary exclusion orders 'could be appropriate' for Australian families with links to Islamic State
The Federal Government has ruled out providing assistance to a group of Australian families - with links to Islamic State fighters - who are trying to...
Telco complaints surge after months of outages
Complaints about a mobile or internet service not working have increased by more than 40%.
That's according to the latest report from the Teleco...
Landmark report finds 'systemic' racism at Australian universities
A landmark report into racism at Australian universities has found racism is deeply embedded in the educational institutions.
Of the 76,000 stud...