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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: ABC apologises to Gina Rinehart
Did the ABC get it right on the Race Around the World controversy?
We hear from the ABC's former editorial boss about an apology the broadcaste...
Gambling inquiry sets scene for parliament's return
Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was in politics.
Poultry producers prepare for impact of H5 bird flu spread
More than 120 wild birds are now confirmed to have contracted the H-5 strain of bird flu in Australia.
Darren Chester says conversations are ongoing on gambling ad reforms
Darren Chester says the reforms don't go far enough and meet community expectations.
Deputy PM maintains government striking right balance on gambling ad laws
The Federal government is still trying to find support for its proposed gambling reforms before parliament returns next week.
Geelong avoids sanction from AFL over player concussion deal
Geelong will not be sanctioned by the AFL for making a deal with a player who had a history of concussions.
The deal with the unnamed footballer...
David Pocock accuses gambling lobby of trying to discredit former NRL player
Responsible Wagering Australia has questioned why Luke Bateman didn't disclose his previous work for a NSW betting company.
Israel and Lebanon conclude diplomatic talks in Rome
Hezbollah has denounced the negotiations as a "humiliation" for Lebanon.
Ebola outbreak in DRC fastest growing on record: UNICEF
WHO officials say they are making progress in treating the thousands of people infected by the virus.
How Dr Anthony Fauci kicked off a major legal debate
The former chief medical advisor to the White House last week refused to give testimony to Congress about his handling of the pandemic.
Did the ABC get it right on Race Around the World controversy?
The film has been removed from the ABC's platforms.
Breakfast Wrap: Gambling sector fronts up
We hear from the industry body representing gambling companies.
It follows days of pretty incredible testimony at a senate inquiry and news toda...
Changing Australia: Marita Cheng and the robotics revolutions
Marita Cheng was just 19 when she started Robogals - a non-profit that aims to empower women in engineering and technology.
Defence committee will examine Australia's crisis vulnerabilities, Liberal senator says
Federal MPs have been asked to look at how Australia can prepare for the impacts of war.
Gambling peak body says Luke Bateman's past work a 'clear conflict'
Former NRL player Luke Bateman has confirmed he previously worked for a NSW gambling company.
Energy minister puts AI data centres on notice with renewable take up
Chris Bowen says the Commonwealth will legislate these national standards even if some states or territories disagree with them.
What Michigan's Democratic primaries signal for the party's future
Another left-wing progressive candidate is making waves in the United States after securing the Michigan Senate primary for the Democrats.
But w...
Competition regulator launches inquiry into regional mobile coverage
The ACCC will consider forcing telcos to provide services to rival customers whose networks aren't available.
Country Press Australia welcomes news bargaining redesign
Smaller publishers say the changes are critical to the sustainability of regional and rural journalism.
Could the drought affect the UK's big housing build?
The availability of water has put much-needed new housing developments at risk in the UK.
Omar Musa wins 2026 Miles Franklin Award with Fierceland
The Queanbeyan raised artist has been called one of the country's most exciting creative forces.
Russian strikes kill at least 17 and injure dozens in Ukraine
Ukraine has raised the alarm over its depleted air defences.
Breakfast Wrap: What is Labor planning on migration?
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has postponed a scheduled appearance at the National Press Club where he was expected to unveil sweeping cuts to migr...
The debate about camera glasses
There are growing privacy concerns around camera glasses after one of Australia's largest retailers sold out of its low cost version.
Changing Australia: Sarah Brown and creating life-saving dialysis services in remote Australia
In some parts of the country, Indigenous Australians are travelling thousands of kilometres away from family, country and culture to receive life-savi...
Simon Kennedy says he'll do 'whatever it takes' to strengthen proposed gambling laws
The Liberal member says the draft legislation will 'make the problem worse, not better.'
Josh Burns defends timing of 'widow tax' fix
The Albanese government is moving to close an unintended consequence of its tax overhaul.
Drying rivers in Europe force shut down of nuclear reactors
The drying up waterways have exposed a critical energy problem.
The territorial dispute behind Morocco's Trump highway
Morocco has named a major highway after US President Donald Trump.
Where are US-Iran talks heading?
US Secretary State Marco Rubio, as well as mediators from Qatar and Pakistan, are suggesting a deal on the Strait may be close.
Lawyer turned award winning playwright, Suzie Miller
From the court room to the rehearsal room, Suzie Miller reflects on her work towards gender equity.
Will tougher gambling ad laws push Australians to illegal offshore operators?
Gambling companies have warned that over-regulation could drive Australians to offshore operators.
NSW Health Minister encourages people to use urgent care clinics
Sydney residents are being urged to avoid hospital Emergency Departments unless they have life-threatening conditions.
Breakfast Wrap: Will the government get tougher on gambling?
Gambling company employees have allegedly been giving drugs as an inducement.
That's what was alleged at the Senate gambling inquiry yesterday b...
Changing Australia: Jarrod Wheatley and rebuilding out-of-home-care
Australia's out-of-home care system is riddled with problems: the system is inefficient, ineffective and unsustainable, according to a 2024 NSW review...
What are gambling inducements?
An inquiry into the government's proposed changes to gambling regulation continues today — with leading firms Sportsbet and Tabcorp scheduled to give...
Hanson-Young appeals to senators to strengthen gambling ad laws
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has appealed to her upper house colleagues to strengthen Labor's gambling ad laws before parliament.
Watt says govt trying to boost resilience ahead of bird flu outbreak
Environment Minister Murray Watt says we can expect more birds to die now that there has been local transmission of H5 bird flu.
Japan, US act to stabilise yen currency
The US has joined Japan in a rare coordinated intervention in foreign exchange markets to stabilise the yen after it hit a four-decade low.
Iran says no US talks underway
US President Donald Trump says Iran faces "decapitation" if it does not agree to a pact to end the conflict between the two nations.