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Radio National Breakfast
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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Mulino defends government efforts to bring down spending 29.09.2026 8:09
The Federal Government has pointed to the Middle East conflict as one of the main drivers of inflation in the economy.
Greens party to elect new leader 29.09.2026 7:05
The Greens party will meet in Sydney to vote on a new federal leader after the sudden resignation of Senator Larissa Waters due to ill health.
What can NSW take away from Sydney's cancelled data centre project? 29.09.2026 8:09
A proposed $1.2 billion data centre in Sydney's lower north shore has been cancelled after its developer -- the Goodman Group -- abandoned the project this week.
What does the RBA rate rise mean for Australians? 29.09.2026 6:42
Tuesday's interest rate rise was the fourth this year, with households bracing for a potential fifth increase in November.
Medicare AI breach prompts review of government cyber infrastructure 29.09.2026 8:02
Federal government departments have been ordered to bolster the cyber security defences on their legacy systems after last week's OpenAI Medicare data portal hack.
'Low bar' for fifth interest rate rise, Westpac chief economist says 29.09.2026 7:34
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates to their highest level in 15 years.
BREAKFAST WRAP: Albanese Government braces for rising rates and growing AI threat 29.09.2026 23:32
Coverage and analysis of national and international events.
Changing Australia: Morag Gamble and living life by permaculture 28.09.2026 9:40
As the effects of climate change set in, some people are looking at different ways to grow and harvest food and understand and connect with the environment around them.
Aaron Violi says mandatory reporting of AI breaches should be considered 28.09.2026 8:57
The federal government is developing new standards which would require tech companies to immediately report rogue AI incidents.
Chalmers says he doesn't want to see workers 'carry the can' for Middle East war 28.09.2026 8:11
The Reserve Bank is meeting today for the sixth time this year, and financial markets and economists think it is almost certain it will raise interest rates for the fourth time.
Former director describes Baird's departure from Cricket Australia as an 'honourable decision' 28.09.2026 6:49
Test batting great David Boon has been named interim chair of Cricket Australia, after former New South Wales premier Mike Baird announced he was stepping down.
Northern Ireland tensions simmer over Orange Order parade 28.09.2026 4:53
The Drumcree parade was due to go ahead for the first time in 30 years after a series of legal challenges.
What can Australia learn from EU's AI laws? 28.09.2026 5:04
It's been two years since the European Union passed its AI law, so what lessons can Australia take from Europe?
'If they are operating in Australia, we can regulate more easily,' Attorney General on AI regulation 28.09.2026 11:38
The federal government is pushing for mandatory reporting after it took OpenAI three months to inform the government about a breach.
Five men suspected of involvement in terrorist plot at a UK military base released on bail 28.09.2026 7:48
The men were detained on Sunday after three vans were spotted in the countryside near RAF Fairford.
Breakfast Wrap: Finance Minister blames war for sticky inflation 28.09.2026 24:21
A day out from an expected interest rate rise Finance Minister Katy Gallagher denies federal government spending is fuelling high inflation. Also, after UK authorities intercept what appears to be a major terror plot on a joint US UK base in England, the Shadow Defence Minister points out Australia's possible vulnerability on this front. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.
Changing Australia: Naba Alfayadh and building equality, health literacy and love 27.09.2026 12:56
Naba Alfayadh was just 10 when she fled Iraq with her family and arrived as a refugee in Australia in 2003.
25 years after first suggestion, calls grow for WA Indigenous Children commissioner 27.09.2026 6:20
A roundtable of community leaders and the National Aboriginal Children's Commissioner Sue-Anne Hunter have called for sweeping Western Australian child protection reforms.
Paterson: criminal penalties for OpenAI data breach 'too silly for words' 27.09.2026 7:01
Senator Paterson says the breach is too "trivial" for criminal liability.
There should be 'consequences' for OpenAI breach, Katy Gallagher says 27.09.2026 11:20
Australia made international headlines last week after an OpenAI agent went rogue and breached a Medicare data portal.
AI taskforce investigates OpenAI Medicare breach 27.09.2026 9:44
The government has established a task force to investigate the rogue OpenAI agent's hacking of Medicare and suggest legislative changes to ensure the breach doesn't happen again.
Sydney drones detect more than 1,200 sharks in two months 27.09.2026 5:24
An average of 20 sharks a day have been spotted by drone technology surveillance of Sydney beaches, after the state government rolled-out the $120 million program in response to a series of shark attacks.
Is Ethiopia on the brink of civil war? 27.09.2026 5:51
There are fears of a return to all-out war in Ethiopia after clashes between the leaders of the northern region of Tigray and government forces.
A day after rejecting an Iranian peace proposal, US President Trump suggests talks could resume this week 27.09.2026 7:20
The US President has reportedly told the news outlet - Axios - that he expects US negotiators to engage in more talks this week.
Breakfast Wrap: Questions swirl around Australia's rogue AI intrusion 25.09.2026 24:10
Agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and stories impacting the lives of all Australians.
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