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Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. The full unedited daily program is available on our website at: abc.net.au/listen/programs/radionational-breakfast/

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Jul 10, 2026

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British PM Sir Keir Starmer expected to resign 21.06.2026

Sir Keir Starmer is widely expected to resign or lay out a timetable for his departure as early as today.

Breakfast Wrap: Treasurer defends backdown over CGT carve-outs 19.06.2026

The federal government has unveiled carve-outs to its proposed capital gains tax changes, following complaints from business groups and start-ups. A 50% capital gains concession for small businesses will be expanded to all those with a turnover up to 10 million dollars, and there will also be carve outs for startups and discretionary testamentary trusts. So how is the federal Treasurer defending t...

UK by-election could decide fate of PM 18.06.2026

Polls have closed in the UK's Makerfield by-election. 

The Friday Political Panel 18.06.2026

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Can the Socceroos shock world football again? 18.06.2026

The eyes of the footballing world will be on Seattle tomorrow, when the Socceroos take on World Cup co-hosts the United States in their second group stage match.

Bragg: proposed CGT changes a 'sledgehammer' against economy 18.06.2026

The government has unveiled further carve-outs to its proposed capital gains tax changes. 

Small businesses welcome tax tweaks to government's CGT reforms 18.06.2026

But COSBOA say they were hoping the carve outs would go further. 

How can Australia become more AI independent? 18.06.2026

From US restrictions on advanced AI systems to Europe's push for home-grown alternatives, concerns about digital dependence are growing. 

What does US-Iran agreement mean for the Gulf? 18.06.2026

The US President and his Iranian counterpart formally signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday.

Chalmers denies government got it wrong on capital gains changes 18.06.2026

The federal government has unveiled carve-outs to its proposed capital gains tax changes.

Breakfast Wrap: Hanson's speech slammed by critics 18.06.2026

Pauline Hanson gave one of the longest speeches heard at the National Press Club in Canberra yesterday — and certainly one of the most controversial. The One Nation leader — riding high in recent polling — advocated for a "mono-cultural" society by restricting immigration, targeting what she called "radical Islam". Today we hear from the Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia, and from the President...

Energy Market Commission calls for simpler, fairer electricity plans 17.06.2026

The Australian Energy Market Commission's latest pricing review - released today - argues the system has become too complex, leaving many consumers confused, disengaged, and in some cases, paying more because they've stayed loyal to their provider.

Changing Australia: Bruce Chater and revitalising bush medicine 17.06.2026

While Dr Bruce Chater grew up in the city, the bush couldn't keep him away.

Human Rights Commission responds to Hanson on 'transgender ideology' 17.06.2026

Pauline Hanson called out the Australian Human Rights Commission over what she called a "very important social and cultural issue" — transgenderism.

Kevin Hogan defends multiculturalism 17.06.2026

Pauline Hanson laid out her vision to end multiculturalism in a National Press Club address.

David Farley says people should be 'Australian first', put ethnicity second 17.06.2026

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson called multiculturalism a failed policy in her first National Press Club address. 

Watt: One Nation has a 'negative, chaotic, divisive plan for Australia' 17.06.2026

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson laid out her vision for Australia at the National Press Club yesterday.  

'Dystopian' - Islamophobia Envoy on Pauline Hanson's call to end multiculturalism 17.06.2026

The One Nation leader — riding high in recent polling — advocated for a "mono-cultural" society by restricting immigration, targeting what she called "radical Islam".

MoU secures toll free passage through Hormuz Strait for just 60 days 17.06.2026

So where does this leave one of the world's major trade routes for oil?

Retired Admiral says next 60 days will be 'difficult' for US 17.06.2026

The US and Iran have 60 days to reach a more comprehensive peace agreement.

US releases details of interim peace agreement with Iran 17.06.2026

The details come as Iran and the US prepare to formally sign the agreement in Switzerland.

Breakfast Wrap: Australia looks into sexual assault claims against Israeli forces 17.06.2026

The AFP is probing allegations that Israeli forces sexually assaulted Australian activists involved in a humanitarian flotilla last month, accusations denied by the Israeli Ambassador to Australia. On the Breakfast Wrap you'll hear from a father of one of the activists making these accusations, who attended a meeting with the AFP and Foreign Minister on the allegations. And we'll put his comments...

Changing Australia: Richard Dowell and developing the cochlear impant 16.06.2026

Australia has produced many incredible inventions in modern history, among them are WIFI, the cervical cancer vaccine and the cochlear implant.

Government announces $3.6b investment into child care workforce 16.06.2026

The announcement locks in a 15% pay rise for the sector's workers.

AFP wasting time on 'futile accusation,' Israeli Ambassador says 16.06.2026

The AFP have begun inquiries into allegations that IDF personnel sexually assaulted Australian activists. 

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