Radio National Breakfast

The AFP has begun an investigation into abuse claims by flotilla activist against Israeli Defence personnel. 

In 1976, school students poured out of classrooms and onto the streets, to protest against the apartheid education system.

The US and Iran are preparing to formally sign a memorandum of understanding in Switzerland on Friday.

The Reserve Bank's decision to leave its official cash rate on hold at 4.35% has come as little surprise to most economists.

The Reserve Bank kept interest rates on hold yesterday - offering some much-needed relief for borrowers after three consecutive rate hikes this year.

The world is waiting for further details on the deal signed between the US and Iran to stop the war in its tracks, but why could Israel's continuing invasion of Lebanon derail the prospects for peace? We'll hear from the former US Ambassador to Lebanon and find out what the Australian government's response is.  Then, the UK is following in Australia's footsteps with their own teen social media ban...

In January 2020, what Luca Parmitano saw from space devastated him.

In 2006 she founded Football United, a grassroots soccer program that builds opportunities for belonging, racial harmony and community cohesion.

Miranda Stewart — a long-time watcher of tax policy, both in Australia and abroad — argues proposed changes rebalance the tax system for fairness.

Questions remain around key issues, with discussions on Iran's nuclear program and the potential lifting of sanctions still unresolved.

Now that a preliminary peace deal has been signed between the US and Iran, will the Federal Government extend the fuel excise cut beyond June?

Geoff Wilson — whose firm manages around $6 billion on behalf of 13,000 retail investors — calls the proposals an "attack on aspiration".

Experts are warning it could be months until shipping returns to normal.

And British PM Sir Keir Starmer says the restrictions will go even further. 

But the key issues around Iran's nuclear program and the potential lifting of sanctions remain unresolved.

US President Donald Trump says the United States and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire deal to end their war. While all the terms of the deal are yet to be announced, we know the Strait of Hormuz is set to be reopened. We also hear about the President's UFC match on the White House lawn.  We explore an attempt to limit Switzerland's population to 10 million people. And Socceroos legends react to a h...

Technology for Aging and Disability South Australia has adapted gadgets, modified tools and created bespoke equipment to meet specific needs. 

A parliamentary inquiry into the federal government's proposed changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount will kick off today.

The mixed martial art event, UFC Freedom 250, begins today - to mark the president's 80th birthday.

US President Donald Trump has posted on Truth Social saying he's instructed the US Navy to end its blockade of Iranian ports.

Former Socceroo Andrew Redmayne on Australia's World Cup win against Turkiye last night.

Business groups are calling on the government to dump its changes to capital gains tax, arguing it will "discourage investment", as the first tranche of tax reforms undergoes a parliamentary inquiry. 

One Nation has pulled ahead of Labor in a third major opinion poll published yesterday.

Independent economist Saul Eslake is largely supportive of the government's tax changes, but thinks 'appropriate changes' could be made for start-ups. 

From July 1, the Australian Communications and Media Authority will bring in a new tool - designed to make the identification of fake messages easier