Radio National Breakfast
ABC Australia
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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: Australia becomes AI data hack target 24.09.2026 24pCoverage and analysis of national and international events. -
Production, transport and the global sugar price are hurting local canegrowers 24.09.2026 5pAustralia'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 8pPrime 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 8pPrime 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 5pAs 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 6pIn 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 6pFrom 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 8pAustralians 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 5pPrime Minister Anthony Albanese is launching a government review. -
Why is strangulation during sex happening? 24.09.2026 22pAlmost 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. -
Breakfast Wrap: Donald Trump's big day at United Nations General Assembly 23.09.2026 24pCoverage and analysis of national and international events. -
US appeals court says Trump administration's third-country deportations are unlawful 23.09.2026 7pThe Trump administration's policy on deporting immigrants to third countries has faced a major setback this month with a federal appeals court ruling the policy is unlawful. -
Changing Australia: Kim Scott and reclaiming identity, language and the future 23.09.2026 11pNoongar man Kim Scott is one of Australia's most distinguished authors. -
What Australia can learn from Canada's co-op housing 23.09.2026 7pCo-operative housing makes up less than one per cent of Australia's total housing stock, yet some believe it could be a solution to the housing crisis and help forever renters find security. -
Government will take 'non-discriminatory approach' to platforms for digital duty of care 23.09.2026 11pThe US Embassy has called on the Australian government to exclude US social media companies from its plans to give users the option to opt into algorithms. -
Proposed digital duty of care laws risk censorship, Andrew Bragg says 23.09.2026 5pThe Trump administration is calling on the Australian government to exclude US social media companies from its proposed changes to social media algorithms. -
Expert calls for tighter scrutiny of data centres' water consumption 23.09.2026 8pThe Senate inquiry continues today in the Melbourne inner suburb of Yarraville. -
Would a national authority change Triple Zero's reliability? 23.09.2026 7pSome telcos have claimed an independent authority would make no difference to reliability of the service. -
Trump uses UN speech to reject calls for tougher AI controls 23.09.2026 6pDonald Trump also defended the US war with Iran and described the International Criminal Court as quote "evil." -
Media outlets take Trump administration to court over decision to ban them from White House 23.09.2026 7pAmerican news networks CNN, MS NOW and Politico are taking the Trump administration to court over US President Donald Trump's decision to ban them from the White House grounds.
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