Radio National Breakfast

Do you know what PHP is? The prolific back end software helps build a huge chunk of the internet, and developers have discovered two critical flaws that if exploited by hackers could be devastating. The software isn't just used by Wikipedia, and Wordpress sites, but also government websites from Australia, Japan, Canada and countries in Europe, who've all temporarily taken down impacted platforms....

Sudan's army has been accused of launching a series of drone strikes this week, which have reportedly killed more than 300 people.

Acting Australian Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Sandra Booth has warned of a "tsunami" of youth crime due to rapid radicalisation via digital platforms. 

This stark warning is in the latest report commissioned by Emergency Leaders for Climate Action. 

Russian ​state television is reporting that Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed meeting US President Donald ​Trump ‌in China.

Politicians are raising security fears of their own, in the wake of an attack on prominent independent MP Dr helen Haines. So how can we better protect the people representing us? Then, One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson apologises for a cartoon mocking Senator Jacqui Lambie's health struggles after she suffers vaginal prolapse. You'll hear from One Nation deputy leader Barnaby Joyce. And we...

An independent review into the Northern Territory child protection department's conduct surrounding Kumanjayi Little Baby before her alleged murder has has called for a "system-wide reset" of the department.

When Sarah Bekessy was growing up in Brisbane, she was surrounded by nature. 

One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson yesterday announced she would edit a cartoon mocking independent Senator Jacqui Lambie's health battles. 

Richard Marles says everyone has a responsibility to be 'mindful' of the way they engage in public discourse. 

Residents in the Canadian province of Alberta have overwhelmingly backed remaining in Canada.

Senator Paterson says the offices used by MPs have inadequate protection.

NAB is the latest major bank to announce a significant restructure of its workforce, with plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs.

John Coyne has spent more than two decades in Australian intelligence and national security agencies. 

Michelle Millthorpe says Helen Haines demonstrates how to "disagree but treat people with dignity and respect."

How are representatives across the political spectrum digesting news of an attack on an Australian politician? Today's episode of the Breakfast Wrap hears from the bystander who intervened in Wangaratta, the town's Mayor, as well as independent federal politicians, the government and the opposition, the House Speaker and historical context from Michelle Grattan. 

Abraham Kuol was just six when he arrived in Australia with his family on a humanitarian visa, a long way from the refugee camp in Kenya where he spent the first years of his life.

Tim McCurdy, Victorian Nationals MP for Ovens Valley, says the attack on Dr Helen Haines is 'just devastating.'

The Resources Minister has said 'shouting' around the world contributes to rise in political temperature.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that the motive behind an attack on independent MP Helen Haines remains unclear as a joint investigation continues.

Monique Ryan says the attack is the "worst possible thing to happen to the best possible person."

Indi MP Helen Haines is in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital after being attacked near her electorate office in Wangaratta, north-east Victoria.

Milton Dick believes the attack on independent MP Dr Helen Haines will lead to a wider discussion about the language used in Australian politics.

Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume has expressed shock over the attack of independent MP Helen Haines.

David Pocock describes Dr Helen Haines as a mentor and says there should be zero tolerance for political violence.