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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: 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...
BOM ordered to fix new website after complaints
The federal government has ordered the Bureau of Meteorology to fix its new $4.1 million website after a torrent of complaints about its new design an...
AFP task force to tackle online child sexual exploitation
Support is available through 1800 Respect: 1800 737 732 or Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800
Australia's new AFP chief yesterday pledged to take down...
Coalition's concerns over 'unworkable' environmental reforms
The federal opposition has reiterated its concerns over the government's environmental law reforms, which will be introduced to parliament today.
Environmental reforms face rocky passage
The government will introduce a bill to overhaul Australia's environment laws to parliament later this morning.It has already received strong criticis...
Inside 'unprecedented' corporate causalities at building materials giant
The chairwoman of building materials giant James Hardie Industries has been ousted in what's been labelled an unprecedented wave of investor anger.
Stakeholders weigh in on proposed environmental reforms
The federal government is expected to unveil long-awaited reforms to the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act today.
Draft...
French first lady's daughter speaks out over false claims
Ten people are on trial in Paris accused of cyber-bullying the French president's wife.
They allegedly made “malicious” comments online, spreadi...
Netherlands goes to the polls for snap election
Dutch voters have been casting their ballots for the third time in less than five years after the collapse of the right-wing coalition government.Less...
'The sum of all fears': Reports of mass killings in Sudan's el-Fasher
There are growing reports of paramilitary forces committing mass killings and other atrocities in the Sudanese city of el-Fasher.
The World Heal...
At least eight Queensland state high schools taught wrong topic for year 12 exam
Queensland's Education Minister has ordered an investigation into how at least eight schools taught the wrong material for today's Year 12 Ancient His...
NT Land Councils call for more engagement on environment reforms
"The very survival of our people on country is at stake."
That's according to the Northern Territory's land councils, have have come together th...
Downgraded, but destructive, Hurricane Melissa makes landfall in Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa, described as the 'storm of the century', has made landfall in Jamaica and immediately led to widespread destruction and heavy flood...
Changing Australia: Ninna Larsen and waste innovation
Wheelie bins are a source of national pride, with many Australians embracing the urgent need to recycle waste.
But we don't recycle or reuse eve...
NSW regulators grilled at childcare inquiry
A warning that the following story mentions allegations of sexual offences against children.
Parents have been shaken by more shocking evidence...
EU delegation visits Canberra to talk trade
A delegation from the European Parliament is visiting Canberra as the European Union and Australia continue to negotiate a Free Trade Agreement.
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Bowen says he won't play 'blame game' over deal for Tomago smelter's future
Australia's largest aluminium smelter says it could shut down by the end of 2028, blaming increasing energy costs.
The federal government says i...
Calls for transparency review findings into government boards to be transparent
In 2023, the federal government announced an independent inquiry into the transparency of government boards and so-called 'jobs for mates' appointment...
Are bailouts the solution to manufacturing's energy problem?
The Commonwealth and New South Wales governments are continuing negotiations with Tomago Aluminium owner Rio Tinto after the country's largest alumini...
NSW shearer, nurse, and mental health advocate wins national rural award
A New South Wales shearer, registered nurse and mental health advocate has been celebrated by rural Australia.
Israel launches strikes on Gaza, accuses Hamas of breaking ceasefire
Israel has launched strikes on Gaza City overnight, killing at least two people according to Gaza's civil defence.
"Governments do not have the ambition": inaction slammed as global heating passes key mark
Ahead of COP30 to be held in Brazil next month, the UN Secretary General António Guterres says humanity has failed to limit global heating to 1.5C and...
Breakfast Wrap: Israel launches fresh strikes on Gaza
Coverage and analysis of national and international events.
Building on the success of Australia's only Dark Sky reserve
The Swan Reach Conservation Park features within Australia's only dark sky reserve, which sees thousands of tourists each year visits for stargazing.
Changing Australia: Frances Carleton and caring for wildlife carers
A warning this conversation includes issues of mental health and trauma.
Wildlife workers are some of the heroes of natural disasters, sweeping...
King Charles heckled over Prince Andrew's ties to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
King Charles has been heckled during a cathedral visit overnight over his brother Prince Andrew's ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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