Radio National Breakfast
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Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, known for its agenda-setting news coverage and breaking news. It features the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. The full unedited daily program is available on the ABC website.
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Breakfast Wrap: Questions swirl around Australia's rogue AI intrusion 25.09.2026 24minAgenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and stories impacting the lives of all Australians. -
ABC Heywire winner Delightsome on growing up as Nigerian Australian in Lauceston 25.09.2026 7minNigerian-Australian Delightsome is the winner of the ABC Heywire project. -
How does the AFL shine on Grand Final day after off-field scandals? 25.09.2026 6minIt's the AFL's penultimate match; The Brisbane Lions are trying to claim their third consecutive Grand Final, but standing in their way are the Fremantle Dockers, vying for their first premiership ever. -
The Friday Political Panel 25.09.2026 13minOur Friday political panel discuss the week that was. -
Andrew Charlton on the need for AI guardrails 25.09.2026 9minThe federal government is demanding answers after an artificial intelligence agent infiltrated a Medicare website. -
Bridget McKenzie says we need to make sure 'AI serves humanity not the other way around' 25.09.2026 5minThe Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development discusses the guardrails needed for artificial intelligence. -
Who should be held liable for Medicare AI breach? 25.09.2026 7minA federal government investigation is underway after it was revealed an OpenAI agent hacked into a Medicare data portal in June. -
Yemen in desperate need of humanitarian support, says UN Special Envoy 25.09.2026 6minFighting between the Iran-backed Houthis and Yemen's government forces has continued to escalate this week. -
Trump hails 'great friendship' with Xi Jinping as Chinese leader visits White House 25.09.2026 4minPomp and pageantry were on full display as Donald Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House for the first time in more than a decade. -
Nepal seeks $20 million from UN-backed loss and damage fund 25.09.2026 6minThe Nepali government has requested the funds board rapid response to the disaster. -
Breakfast Wrap: Australia becomes AI data hack target 24.09.2026 24minCoverage and analysis of national and international events. -
Production, transport and the global sugar price are hurting local canegrowers 24.09.2026 5minAustralia's last grower-owned sugar mill in Queensland is seeking $18 million in state and federal government support. -
Marles: AI agent climbed over low security "fence" to hack Medicare portal 24.09.2026 8minPrime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed an OpenAI agent hacked into an Australian Medicare data portal earlier this year. -
Ruston says it’s 'concerning' the government had to be told by OpenAI about hack 24.09.2026 8minPrime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed an AI agent hacked into an Australian Medicare data portal earlier this year. -
Australians brace as fuel prices soar to near six month high 24.09.2026 5minAs the Middle East conflict continues to affect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, Australians are seeing petrol and diesel prices soar to levels not seen in months. -
Iran's president addresses UN General Assembly 24.09.2026 6minIn his address, President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the US and Israel of terrorism in their war against Iran. -
What to expect from Trump-Xi Washington summit 24.09.2026 6minFrom today, the Chinese President Xi Jinping will be in Washington for a three-day summit with US President Donald Trump. -
Can government policy turn record low fertility rates around? 24.09.2026 8minAustralians are having fewer babies than ever before, according to the government's intergenerational report. -
What is the significance of the OpenAI breach? 24.09.2026 5minPrime Minister Anthony Albanese is launching a government review. -
Why is strangulation during sex happening? 24.09.2026 22minAlmost 60% of people - aged between 18 and 35 - have experienced strangulation during sex at least once, according to a 2024 study from the Melbourne University Law School and The University of Queensland.
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