Radio National Breakfast

Thousands of pepole have been arrested across France following days of chaotic unrest.

We'll take you to the streets of Paris and we'll hear how the French President is responding.

Then, where is the line for political satire? 

Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie thinks One Nation has  crossed it, with its latest video that mocks her health battle after she publicly revealed that she suffered vaginal prolapse.

Childbirth - and the sleepless year or two thereafter - can be a significant mental load on mothers and the wider family unit.

Don Farrell has urged the Coalition not to go off an "economic cliff." 

The Nationals Leader said the government had let down farmers "by not seeking to improve this deal." 

The Victorian Labor government says it will cap public transport fares to $30 a week if re-elected in next month's state election.

This follows an announcement it made on the weekend promising to cap road tolls to the same amount for a year.

Meanwhile, the Coalition opposition says the government is mimicking its platform, after announcing a similar $50 cap on tolls earlier this year. 

There have been more than 1,800 arrests in France as nationwide protests continue over cost of living pressures and conditions in schools. 

NFF President Hamish McIntyre says he'd prefer no agreement, until 'greater volumes for Australian farmers' can be negotiated. 

Israelis are set to vote next week, in the first national elections since the October 7 2023 Hamas attacks on Israel - and the subsequent war in Gaza.

Jacqui Lambie says she doesn't understand how issues affecting a woman's reproductive system are a "laughable matter".

Ukraine relies on American intelligence ‌to detect Russian missile attacks.