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Radio National Breakfast
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Breakfast Wrap: Questioning the Coalition's plans to tackle crime
The Coalition has been making a lot of noise about youth crime, particularly in Victoria, so what solutions is it offering up? Sally Sara interviews t...
Volunteer discovers shipwreck on Victorian beach
A search for local wildlife along the shores of Victoria's Point Lonsdale has led to a wild discovery — a mysterious shipwreck possibly linked to lege...
Australian rainforests emitting carbon dioxide new research shows
New research published today in the journal, Nature, shows that Australia's rainforests are the first in the world to switch from absorbing carbon dio...
Changing Australia: Jodi Rowley and Anthony Waddle and saving Australia's frogs
Many of Australia's frogs are under extraordinary threat, thanks to disease, climate change and habitat loss.
Sally Sara speaks with two people...
Pauline Hanson on migrant numbers, growing One Nation support
Liberal senator Jane Hume has warned her party against adopting a One Nation-style populist agenda. As the opposition seeks to move on from its devast...
Opposition demands action on 'the crime capital of Australia'
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has urged Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan to ask the Prime Minister for help with tackling the state's crime problem.
Conroy in Washington DC ahead of Albanese-Trump meeting
The long-awaited meeting between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Donald Trump is just days away.
Ahead of the high-level talks...
Has progress been made on productivity since the roundtable?
It's been almost two months since Treasurer Jim Chalmers hosted a three-day Economic Reform Roundtable in Parliament House, bringing together some of...
Perth set for Serie A match, but not everyone's cheering
The West Australian government looks set to lure an Italian Serie A football match all the way to Perth, complete with domestic league points on the l...
Fifty years on: 'Balibo Five' remembered as development work goes on
Greg Shackleton, Gary Cunningham, Tony Stewart, Malcolm Rennie and Brian Peters: five young men who became forever linked by an atrocity in the jungle...
Military claims power in Madagascar
Madagascar's military says it's in control of the country, after the nation's president was impeached while in hiding.
This follows weeks of you...
Former negotiator says ending Gaza war a 'tough, uphill battle'
In Gaza, the International Committee of the Red Cross has received the remains of 45 Palestinians as the ceasefire continues to hold.
Breakfast Wrap: Key Liberal wants 'apology tour' to end
The Liberal Party needs to end its post-election "apology tour" and "mass therapy session", according to one of its most senior frontbenchers.
I...
Changing Australia: Peter Frazer on making Australian roads safer
Every May, landmarks across the country — from the Sydney Harbour Bridge to South Australia's Parliament House — are illuminated yellow to mark Nation...
CSIRO research threatened by historically low government funding
Australia's national science agency has hit historically low levels of government funding. That's according to new analysis from the parliamentary lib...
Federal government says it's having success bringing student migration under control
The government has announced the allocation of international university student places for next year — with the University of Sydney told it will not...
New summer plan for South Australia's toxic algal bloom
It's the summer plan designed to restore confidence in many of South Australia's most frequented beaches and marine areas.
In the wake of the al...
Darwin to host first Mini Paralympics
As Brisbane prepares to host the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics, sport programs across the country are on the hunt for the next generation of sporting...
Paterson calls for Liberal Party to end 'apology tour'
The Liberal Party needs to end its post-election "apology tour" and "mass therapy session", according to one of its most senior frontbenchers.
I...
The politics behind America's multi-billion dollar Argentina bailout
US President Donald Trump says his support for Argentina rests on the success of his counterpart Javier Milei at upcoming midterm elections.
Th...
The parallels between tobacco and gambling ad bans
Almost 50 years ago, Australia banned cigarette advertising on television and radio.
It wasn't a straightforward process; hesitation from the go...
Oral history's role in chronicling Australia's past
Oral history is considered the world's oldest form of sharing knowledge and culture, and in Australia, Aboriginal people have been sharing stories thi...
Hamas set to hand over more hostage bodies
Hamas is expected to hand over the remains of several more hostages from Gaza in the face of pressure from Israel.
It comes a day after Israelis...
Trump declares next phase of Gaza ceasefire has begun
Israeli authorities say the Red Cross is on its way to southern Gaza to retrieve the remains of several more hostages.
It comes as US President...
Breakfast Wrap: When will the Gaza humanitarian situation improve?
There's jubilation in Israel over the release of all the remaining living hostages, and in Palestine, over the return of detainees from Israeli detent...
Life guards on algal bloom patrol in SA
As summer approaches, surf life saving beach patrols have begun across parts of Australia.
In South Australia, it looks a little different, with...
Changing Australia: Siobhan Scott the outback midwife
Several hospitals in central Queensland — including in Biloela and Cooktown — remain on what's known as maternity bypasses, despite promises from mult...
Concerns social media ban will isolate kids, remove safe spaces
Less than two months out from Australia's social media ban for children under the age of 16, questions remain on how it will be implemented - and how...
Shadow treasurer welcomes Labor's super tax backflip
The federal government has announced major changes to its superannuation tax reform proposal, more than two years after it was first announced.
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Treasurer unpacks big changes to super tax plan
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed several changes to the government's superannuation tax proposal have been made... more than two years after the o...
Expert weighs in on Labor's overhauled super tax proposal
Positive policy change or a watering down of crucial tax reform? The federal government's re-work of its proposed superannuation tax policy has divide...
Why Russia is worried about new American missiles going to Ukraine
Donald Trump has warned Russia that he may send Ukraine long-range Tomahawk missiles if Moscow does not settle its war.
It comes ahead of anoth...
'Allows the world to take a huge, deep breath'
The remaining living Israeli hostages have been released by Hamas more than two years after being captured.
As the survivors mark their first ni...
New LNG plant could expose thousands to extreme heat, report finds
A new LNG plant off the Pilbara coast of Western Australia will expose half a million people to unprecedented extreme heat and result in hundreds of a...
Hamas releases last surviving Israeli hostages
The Israeli military has confirmed all 20 of the last living hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are now back in Israel, after more than two years' captivi...
Scaled-up humanitarian aid slowly arriving in Gaza
World leaders have signed a document on a ceasefire deal for Gaza at a peace summit in Egypt overnight.
US President Donald Trump says the sig...
Breakfast Wrap: Tony Abbott on multiculturalism and Indigenous oral history
In a wide-ranging interview, Australia's 28th Prime Minister Tony Abbott discusses Australian history, Indigenous Australian oral storytelling, multic...
On the ground as Madagascar's President alleges a coup
Madagascar's President says a coup attempt is unfolding in the African nation, as troops from an elite unit urge fellow soldiers to disobey orders and...
Changing Australia: Mitch Brown on being the first bisexual player from the AFL
For 129 years, no player from the men's league had ever publicly identified as gay or bisexual. That all changed in late August.
Following a str...
What happens next after Qantas data dumped on dark web?
Hackers have followed through on their threats to dump the personal data of almost 6 million Qantas customers of the dark web.