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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: Unpacking the NT's child protection reforms
The NT government has passed its child protection law reforms in a late-night sitting of parliament, as critics warn they will weaken a key national s...
Liberal MP Mary Aldred calls to cut tobacco excise
Mary Aldred is speaking at the National Press Club today alongside Rohan Pike and Dr Nick Coatsworth.
NSW Premier calls Pauline Hanson's comments 'racist'
Pauline Hanson has returned from a UK trip - and defended her interview with the far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
NT Government passes controversial child protection and youth justice reforms
Critics say the legislation weakens the Aboriginal Child Placement Principle.
US imposes 50% tariffs on Canada
Mr Trump says the new duties are in response to what he calls Canada's unfair discrimination against American products.
Peter Gutwein appointed Chair of the Australian Multicultural Council
In 2024, Peter Gutwein walked hundreds of kilometres to emphasise the contribution migrants have made to Australia.
Revolut enters Australian banking market
British firm Revolut has won an unrestricted banking licence from the financial regulator.
US launches fresh strikes on Iran
It follows days of escalations and strikes from the United States as Iran continues to also target American military bases across the region.
Breakfast Wrap: Israel criticises Labor's draft Palestine policy
Israel's embassy has complained ahead of Labor's national conference on the party's proposed position on Israel and Palestine.
Labor is consider...
ABC's return to reporting from mainland China
Allyson Horn investigates China's electric-vehicle global dominance.
Changing Australia: Martin Green and revolutionising solar technology
Scientia Professor Martin Green has revolutionised solar technology development in Australia and the world.
Why there are calls for a national childcare commission
Education Ministers agreed to explore the development of an Early Education and Care Commission earlier this month.
Andrew Bragg resists criticising Alex Antic's endorsement of Malcolm Roberts
Andrew Bragg says the Liberal party has a tradition of allowing backbenchers to express their own positions.
Amanda Rishworth says artificial intelligence more likely to 'augment' jobs than replace them
The Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations says making sure workers have skills to use AI is 'critical.'
Thousands of tonnes of illicit tobacco seized by Australian Border Force
What impact is this having on supply chains?
Andy Burnham becomes UK's 7th Prime Minister in a decade
In a speech outside 10 Downing Street, Mr Burnham says Britain needs to show the world it can regain stability.
Houthis declare maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia, escalating threat to energy supplies
The Houthis claim they are acting in response to Saudi Arabia's "oppressive siege" on Yemen over the past 12 years.
Breakfast Wrap: Reuters chief on the future of news
As artificial intelligence swarms all aspects of our lives, we'll hear how the boss of one of the world's biggest media companies is managing the tran...
Changing Australia: Emma Weatherley and searching for treatments for FSHD
Emma Weatherley was in her late twenties when she was given a life-changing diagnosis.
Spain wins FIFA World Cup 1-0
Spain is now the reigning men’s and women’s World Cup champions.
Former defence minister says AUKUS won't be delivered on time or on budget
Christopher Pyne addressed a crowd-funded public inquiry into AUKUS last week.
Government wants to prevent retail surveillance pricing, Tim Ayres says
The government has outlined five priorities it says will "accelerate" efforts to "support the safe adoption" of artificial intelligence.
Hanson 'stoking flames of division' National Imams Council says
The One Nation leader said in a speech that Australia has "gone woke" - criticising gender and immigration policies.
Will Victoria's planned 'demasking' laws make a diffference?
Victoria will introduce new laws to un-mask anonymous trolls who vilify others online - especially minors.
World Cup final fever takes over Australia's only Spanish bilingual primary school
Newlands Primary opened its doors for the local community to watch the match - complete with breakfast servings of Horchata.
Alessandra Galloni, Reuters Editor-In-Chief, to deliver Andrew Olle Lecture
In Reuters' 175-year history, only one woman has ever served as editor-in-chief.
US President accuses China of election interference
There are concerns the President could once again undermine election integrity ahead of the November mid-terms.
Breakfast Wrap: Smoking rate data exposes illicit tobacco challenge
We'll unpack new data showing the challenge ahead on the illicit tobacco trade, and dive into extraordinary comments made by Senator Pauline Hanson on...
Benita Collings reflects on 60 years of Play School
Play School has passed through generations like a treasured family heirloom and tomorrow marks 60 years since the program turned Big Ted, Jemima and H...
One Nation takes a dip as Angus Taylor 'rules out' deal
Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.
Unions demand BHP 'come to the table' amid industrial dispute
Australia's largest export facility lost tens of millions of dollars after hundreds of workers walked off the job yesterday.
The industrial acti...
'Un-Australian' Senator Hanson Young on Pauline Hanson appearing on Tommy Robinson podcast
During her trip to the UK, Pauline Hanson appeared on far-right activist Tommy Robinson's podcast.
Butler calls on states to 'lift their efforts' combatting illicit tobacco
Despite the proliferation of illegal tobacco, new national data shows that rates of smoking have fallen to a historic low in Australia.
Experts warn Australia faces critical gaps in domestic violence data
The deaths of four women in four days have again put Australia's domestic and family violence crisis under the spotlight.
Israeli parliament set to dissolve for October election
The election will be the first to be held on schedule in four decades.
Washington escalates strikes on Iran after US servicemen deaths
The US vowed to "swiftly punish" the regime for killing two American service members.
Australians smoking less, but data shows 'changing illicit market', ACOSH says
The Australian Council on Smoking & Health say the latest data shows both 'good things' and 'warning signs.'
What does Iran want from renewed hostilities?
Kuwait says it's responding to drone attacks from Iran as the Iranian-backed Houthi group in Yemen vows to target Saudi Arabian oil facilities.
Breakfast Wrap: Hanson's controversial "fact-finding" mission with Britain's far-right
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