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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: Calls for federal management of remote Aboriginal communities
Prominent Indigenous leader Noel Pearson has called for an overhaul of how remote Aboriginal communities are managed.
He says state and territor...
Changing Australia: Andreas Obermair and transforming care and outcomes for gynaecological cancers
19 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every day in Australia — with six losing their lives.
Fuel excise discount comes to an end
The federal government says servos and suppliers are on notice, with the fuel excise discount ending today.
EU political fallout following Ceuta migrant crisis
Migration has again become a flashpoint across parts of Europe after more than 50,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain's North African territo...
Leeser says government lacks Indigenous policy direction
The opposition has accused the government of losing direction on Indigenous policy since the Yes vote failed to get up in the 2023 Voice to Parliament...
Chalmers says govt doesn't intend to reintroduce fuel excise discount
Discounts to the fuel excise and the heavy vehicle road user charge both lapsed yesterday after the federal government decided not to extend them into...
Funding models in focus for Closing the Gap review
Indigenous leaders and senior politicians have gathered on Arnhem Land for the annual Garma Festival, where one of the country's leading First Nations...
More than a dozen killed in new Gaza strikes
Medics in Gaza say at least 15 people have been killed by a second day of Israeli air strikes, despite US President Donald Trump saying the US-brokere...
Will Gianni Infantino survive as FIFA president?
Calls for FIFA boss Gianni Infantino to resign have intensified — with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham weighing in to say he is not the right man...
Breakfast Wrap: Australia takes Telegram to court
Australia's online watchdog, the office of the eSafety Commissioner, has launched Federal Court proceedings against the messaging app, Telegram.
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Energy market shocks as petrol prices in Australia are expected to climb
A fresh wave of attacks from the United States and Iran this week has made shipping even more treacherous across the Strait of Hormuz.
eSafety Commissioner on Federal Court proceedings against Telegram
eSafety Commissioner on Federal Court proceedings against Telegram
Jenny McAllister on the government's NDIS fraud crackdown
Jenny McAllister on the government's NDIS fraud crackdown
eSafety Commissioner launches legal action against messaging app Telegram
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has launched court action against Telegram - accusing the encrypted messaging app of failing to remove terrorist and...
Women's football first test of UEFA boycott
UEFA's 55 member nations have threatened to boycott the World Cup and other competitions unless a plan to sell 20 per cent of FIFA's commercial operat...
Racism inquiry continues in Queensland
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has told a parliamentary inquiry into discrimination against First Nations people that racism in...
Data centre developer pushes back on renewables plan
The federal government's proposed mandate for new data centres, to minimise water use and maximise energy efficiency, has hit a roadblock after the Qu...
UEFA to boycott FIFA competitions if World Cup sell-off plans are greenlit
In an extraordinary development overnight, member nations of the European governing body -- UEFA -- have unanimously voted to boycott all FIFA compet...
Breakfast Wrap: Inflation falls again
The federal government is cautiously welcoming the latest inflation data out yesterday.
Then, there's growing international concern over the hum...
This blood test could soon diagnose Alzheimer's
A blood test could soon diagnose Alzheimer's - even decades before symptoms appear.
Neuroscience Research Australia says the development of new...
Changing Australia: Alecia Staines' approach to respectful maternity care
Alecia Staines has become a voice for change she is a mother of 6 and co-founder of the Maternity Consumer Network - now the largest organisation of i...
Andrew survived the 2016 Kumamoto quake, now he teaches prepardeness
Authorities are desperately searching for any survivors following an earthquake which struck the southern city of Kumamoto on Tuesday.
The count...
Malarndirri McCarthy on Closing the Gap progress and concerns
Some good news yesterday on the Closing the Gap targets with more than 95 per cent of First Nations children enrolled in pre-school. But a Productivit...
Katy Gallagher on inflationary pressures in Australia's economy
Government cautiously welcomes latest inflation data.
Concerns for poultry industry as bird flu transmits locally
There was a grim milestone in the fight against the H-5 bird flu outbreak yesterday with federal authorities confirming the first cases of local trans...
The human toll of Sudan's brutal civil war
ng international concern over the human toll of Sudan's brutal civil war with infants being caught up in the conflict. UNICEF has reported sexual viol...
Tim Wilson criticises the federal government's economic management
Yesterday's inflation result was lower than what the Reserve Bank and other forecasters had feared and has dampened expectations of a rate hike this y...
Former Israeli security officer on US-Saudi strikes in Iraq
Iran has launched a barrage of missiles at American forces in the Middle East. It comes as the U.S. has partnered with Saudi Arabia to strike Iran-bac...
Breakfast Wrap: New Premier calls royal commission
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is out and the state has a new leader pledging to crack down on alleged corruption in the construction sector.
N...
'Clicky Ponting' cheating scandal engulfs cricket world
Mentioning the English, cricket and cheating is enough to give an Australian heart palpitations and sweats, but this is not Sandpapergate 2.0 and our...
Changing Australia: Andrea Gerrard and Ian Hopley and the search for unmarked veteran graves
Around Australia - even around the world - you can find gravestones marking the resting places of Australian veterans who lost their lives in war.
Tehan welcomes royal commission into construction industry
Shadow Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Dan Tehan has welcomed new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll's call for a royal commission into the con...
Steve Bracks backs new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll
Premier Jacinta Allan has been forced out of the top job - just four months out from the state election. New Premier Ben Carroll - who was unanimously...
Israel mourns loss of powerful ally in Congress
With both the Ukrainian President and the Israeli Prime Minister attending the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral, its clear the extent...
Robert Redlich on Victoria's Big Build corruption allegations
Victoria's new Premier, Ben Carroll, has made his first promise in the role: to call a royal commission into the construction sector, distancing himse...
Heatwave threatens to hamper firefighting efforts in France and Spain
Across France and Spain, about 330,000 people have been driven from homes and vacation sites by the huge wildfires.
Netanyahu and Trump meet for the first time since Iran war began
White House press secretary - Karoline Leavitt - described the meeting as “positive and productive".
CSIRO celebrates centenary, looks to next 100 years
The billion-dollar agency is celebrating landmark Australian innovation, from the development of vaccines to the foundation of modern wi-fi.
How reliable is the health star rating on ultra-processed foods?
Health experts say the voluntary health star rating is misleading people, making foods appear healthier than they are.