Radio National Breakfast

11 Australian soldiers killed in World War One have finally been identified and will be honoured this Remembrance Day. 

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says the impeachment effort against him is a stunt by a disgruntled Republican. 

The aged care system is in crisis and at breaking point: that's what South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas will argue at a rally in Adelaide today. He's urging the federal government to take immediate action. Then, the US tech giant Nvidia has opened an independent investigation following reports that its chief executive had a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Meanwhile, the...

HoMie uses fashion and retail to help young people affected by homelessness and hardship.

A carbon-border-adjustment mechanism is a levy imposed by a country on imported goods based on the greenhouse gas emissions produced during their manufacture.

South Australia has more than 500 elderly patients in public hospitals waiting for a residential aged care placement. 

Announcing the investigation, the company says its board has no reason to believe Nvidia's secrets or national security have been compromised.

Senators have taken aim at social media platforms for failing to protect young users from harmful content.

The Independent MP for Bradfield is attending the COP31 talks in Türkiye and calling for a cap on Australia's fuel tax credit scheme. 

Award-winning photo-journalist Giles Clarke has spent his career snapping the lives of people, travelling to conflict zones like Somalia, Syria and - more recently - Sudan.

There's growing speculation over the future of the Defence Secretary, after outgoing Republican congressman Thomas Massie called for an impeachment resolution over the war in Iran.

Technology giant Nvidia says it will investigate a report CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort. Mr Huang has admitted to staff he had a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Carrington Clarke breaks down a story rocking the tech sector. Then, the government backs down over its plans to sell key defence sites, now allowing four to remain in public hands. An...

While breast cancer support has come a long way over the years, when Lyn Swinburne was diagnosed in the '90s and faced a gruelling battle with treatment, she was confronted with what she saw as major gaps in care and communication.

The RSL has welcomed the federal government's decision to scrap plans to sell four historic Defence sites - but say it's only a "partial victory."

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to keep Victoria Barracks in Sydney and three other historic defence sites in public hands, following widespread backlash over plans for the sites to be sold off. 

Today, the royal commission into alleged corruption on major construction projects will begin its first block of public hearings in Melbourne.

More than 100,000 scientists, government officials, business leaders and observers are converging on the Turkish resort city of Antalya for the COP-31 climate conference - later today.

In a new book - which hit the headlines over the weekend - star cricketer Usman Khawaja claims that everyone in the team knew about the plan to use sandpaper to tamper with the ball during a 2018 Test tour of South Africa.

The final results are likely to come down to the count of special votes, which will not be completed for weeks.

US-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine are expected to get underway in Abu Dhabi this week.  

The decision follows a deadlocked election result and President Isaac Herzog meeting with representatives from each party.

"They're a pain in the arse to work with," says one David Jones supplier who's grappling with the department store's announcement its going into voluntary administration. Renniks Group boss Michael Pitt says he doesn't expect David Jones to pay the $16,000 it owes his company, nor cover the $40,000 worth of merchandise and packaging he has sitting in his warehouse.  We also hear from the union rep...

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

The 188 year old luxury department store announced yesterday that it had been placed in administration, leaving customers, staff and suppliers scrambling.

In a speech in Washington DC overnight, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said his party will try to wind back Mr Trump's tariffs, end the Iran war and limit consumer costs from the data centre boom.