Radio National Breakfast

A Coalition-led parliamentary inquiry handed down its report on Friday, recommending an excise freeze until the illicit market is brought under control.

The federal minister for social services Tanya Plibersek says Australia should look "very seriously" at banning acts of strangulation or suffocation in pornography - as the UK did last year. 

The NSW Opposition Leader says government should 'act now.' 

The attack is the second to hit a munitions depot near the capital in recent months, prompting anger that explosives are being stored close to residential areas.

As the death toll climbs, and more people remain unaccounted for following devastating flash floods along the Nepal-Tiben border, we hear scientists concerns that more flooding could be on the way. One year ago geoscientist Dr Jakob Steiner prepared a report on glacial lake bursts for the Nepali government as part of efforts to prepare the country for future disasters. He says he's frustrated the...

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

The foreign minister says the federal government will release $5 million in humanitarian assistance to support recovery in Nepal and Tibet.

Ted O'Brien says the Coalition will decide its intake when it gets a clearer idea of housing construction rates.

Twenty-five years ago today, the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa steamed into Australian waters carrying hundreds of people seeking asylum in Australia. The government scrambled in parliament and the courts to prevent them landing.

More than 390 people have been killed and more than 1,400 people are missing, following devastating flash floods in the border region between Nepal and Tibet this week.

We take a closer look at the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Melbourne.  The two day leaders summit forged agreements to deepen defence ties, share more military information, also to finalise a uranium export deal. And it culminated in a massive event at Melbourne's Docklands stadium attended by thousands of supporters and community members.  We'll hear from those attending, and go b...

Telstra's Chief Financial Officer - Michael Ackland - says the outage was caused by a "software defect."

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

The Indian Prime Minister has addressed tens of thousands of supporters at a stadium in Melbourne and forged deals on trade, security and minerals, yet human rights groups think there's a big omission from his meetings with the Australian government.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will wrap up his two day visit to Australia today.

The Federal Government has finalised a deal to export uranium to India for peaceful purposes.

Australia and India have finalised administrative arrangements allowing Australian uranium exports to India for peaceful purposes.

The Manchester MP has the backing of 322 of a possible 403 Labour MPs.

Observers are reporting a "dramatic" drop in traffic since the latest military flare-up.

The United States and Iran have exchanged military strikes for a second night.

Telstra says network faults persist today - while it continues to conduct welfare checks on customers who failed to access Triple Zero. We hear from the Federal Government, the Opposition, and the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman as Telstra cleans up.  Then, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet Australian PM Anthony Albanese today, where they're expected to secure a landmark uranium...

Webster says the shadow minister needed to know if the system was working.

Coalition Shadow Communications Minister Sarah Henderson has defended her decision to conduct test-calls of the Triple Zero line.

Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese are expected to secure a landmark uranium agreement today.

Donald Trump has flagged the US could hit Iran "hard" with fresh strikes.