Radio National Breakfast
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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: Defining gambling harm as a public health risk
When federal parliament returns, the Independent Member for Kooyong will introduce a private member's bill to officially define gambling harm as a ris...
Mardi Gras begins amid safety concerns
This weekend the rainbow flag will fly high as Sydney celebrates its 48th Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
The parade route along Oxford Street has b...
PM's 'difficult' week with stubborn inflation and US trade uncertainty
Stubbornly high inflation and further trade tariff uncertainty with the US continue to pose concerns for the government. Their re-emergent presence co...
First home buyers face toughest housing market in history
First-home buyers are facing the toughest housing market to date.
That's according to a new Domain market report - raising new concerns around...
Australia's Trade Minister pushing for removal of US tariffs
The federal government says US trade officials have confirmed a 10% tariff for Australian imports, but the Trade Minister Don Farrell says Australia i...
Monique Ryan's move to define gambling as a social harm
In some Australian suburbs, pokies are more common than "post boxes, ATMs, or public toilets" according to a Grattan Institute report in 2024.
T...
The 'Greek Watergate' spyware scandal
Four people in Greece have been sentenced to jail over a massive spyware case that has captivated the country for years.
Journalist finds missing Epstein files relate to allegations against US President
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has testified she has no information regarding the criminal activities of the late convicted sex offender...
Ramsay Healthcare CEO on insurance premiums, migration
The country's biggest private hospital operator says it's transformed its business; boosting domestic revenue while announcing a retreat from poorly p...
How the Tasmanian salmon industry uses antibiotics
The Tasmanian salmon industry has until Monday to prove to the federal regulator it should be allowed to continue using the antibiotic florfenicol to...
Iran and the US wrap up another round of indirect nuclear talks in Geneva
Iran and the United States have wrapped up another round of indirect talks in Geneva.
The talks are aimed at reaching a deal on Tehran's nuclear...
Breakfast Wrap: Why is inflation so hot?
Slightly higher than expected inflation in January has kept pressure on the Reserve Bank to inflict another interest rate hike and increased scrutiny...
Matildas prepare for Asian Cup kickoff
It's been three years since the Matildas took the nation by storm with an historic run at the 2023 Women's World Cup.
But as the Tillies prepare...
Changing Australia: Aunty Lynette Riley and powering Indigenous education
The education system has historically been riddled with inequalities and injustices for First Nations children.
Aunty Lynette Riley's parents we...
'We've got to rediscover that spirit of disagreeing agreeably': Julian Hill
"Numerous societies have slipped into conflict or fallen apart when inter-communal fear and forces of hatred run out of control."
That's the war...
Calls for BetStop to be advertised within gambling advertising
Self exclusion isn't a silver bullet for gambling addiction recovery, according to a Statutory Review into BetStop, which was tabled by the federal go...
Tackling inflation 'big part' of upcoming budget: Treasurer
Slightly higher than expected inflation in January has kept pressure on the Reserve Bank to inflict another interest rate hike and increased scrutiny...
BBC investigating BAFTA broadcast slur
The BBC is under fire for broadcasting a racial slur during the BAFTA awards show.
The word was a verbal involuntary tic from a prominent Touret...
Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson says government is 'pouring more debt petrol onto the inflation fire'
The federal opposition has launched fresh attacks on the government over its spending - with the latest inflation figures coming in higher than expect...
Aid organisations petition Israel's Supreme Court to let them continue working in Gaza
A group of international aid organisations have petitioned Israel's Supreme Court to allow them to keep working in the Gaza.
Israel is set to ba...
Tasmania salmon industry on notice over antibiotic use
Debate is intensifying in Tasmania over the use of antibiotics in the salmon industry.
Salmon farmers could be banned from using the antibiotic...
Leading economist gives Trump's economic record a 'B-minus'
It was the longest State of the Union address in history, where the US President Donald Trump was combative with his Democratic opponents, especially...
Breakfast Wrap: Why there's more UK Epstein fallout than in the US
Why has the Epstein files lead to a more significant fallout in the UK, but not in the US?
In the UK, a former prince and a former ambassador fa...
HUMANS project to send sounds of humanity into deep space
If you could send one message about humanity into deep space, what would it be?
Almost 50 years after the Voyager mission sent the sounds of ear...
Changing Australia: Helena Hassani and ending forced marriage
Modern slavery has become such a prevalent issue in Australia that it prompted the federal government to appoint its inaugural Anti-Slavery commission...
CGT discounts 'too generous' says independent economist Saul Eslake
The issue of capital gains tax (CGT) discounts is back on the political agenda, with the federal government reportedly considering changing the rate i...
Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion begins
The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has officially begun, with Commissioner Virginia Bell outlining a tight focus for her probe.<...
Finance Minister confirms government looking for 'significant' savings in upcoming budget
Fresh inflation figures will mark another test of the federal government's economic management.
Prices rose higher than expected in the 12 month...
Leading AI researcher warns Australia falling behind on safety, investment
Investment is flooding the artificial intelligence sector; with big tech firms like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft projected to spend around $65...
Donald Trump's new global tariffs now in effect
American businesses and importers have found themselves in a state of confusion and uncertainty this morning as they try to navigate the new Trump tar...
ICC judges hear charges against ex-Philippine president
Prosecutors have told the International Criminal Court this week that former president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, encouraged death squads to...
Lack of criminal charges in US following Epstein files release 'extraordinary' says ethics lawyer
In the UK, a former prince and a former ambassador face criminal investigations over their links to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, w...
Breakfast Wrap: Australia's role in removing Andrew from succession
What role could Australia play in removing former prince Andrew from the "royal batting lineup"?
We get analysis from Tom Crowley and Anne Twome...
Changing Australia: Mark Onslow and advancing stuttering treatment
Ed Sheeran, Megan Washington, Marilyn Munroe and King George VI.
Senate childcare inquiry told child abuse is more prevalent than we realise
When Luke Twyford was tasked with investigating how Queensland's worst convicted paedophile, Ashley Paul Griffiths, was able to get away with his abus...
How Australia would help remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from royal line of succession
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written to his British counterpart Sir Keir Starmer to confirm Australia would support the removal of Andrew Mount...
Australia commits to changing royal line of succession; testing long-range weapons for Ukraine
As the British government considers removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession, the Australian government has offered its f...
Australia has a responsibility to bring children home from Syria - Greens
Debate continues over the fate of 34 Australian women and children in Syria with links to Islamic State fighters.
The opposition has proposed a...
'They need to come home,' says Save the Children on ISIS families in Syria
Pressure remains on the federal government to do more to block the return of 34 Australians in Syria with links to the Islamic State terrorist group.<...
ISIS announces 'new phase' of attacks in Syria
As 34 Australian women and children with links to ISIS seek to escape the Al-Roj detention camp in north-east Syria, the situation in the region conti...