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- Pre-polling rush expected ahead of federal electionMore than 500 pre polling stations have opened across the country ahead of the election on 21 May.Australian Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers says he expects even more people will chose to cast their votes early than did so at the 2019 election, when more than 4.7 million pre poll ballots were received.11 min
- Shouty leaders debate off-putting for voters - Politics with Michelle GrattanThe opinion polls have continued to shift Labor's ways the longer the election campaign has dragged on.The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.6 min
- Labor urging voters to ignore the opinion pollsLabor campaign spokesman Jason Clare says the country is fed up to the back teeth with the Prime Minister, whom he describes as political kryptonite.He's urging voters to ignore the latest polling which shows Labor on track for an easy election win, saying that the Party is out to win seats, not opinion polls.8 min
- Bridget Mckenzie: Voters might not like Scott Morrison, but he's the right man for the jobNationals Minister Bridget McKenzie says the Coalition won't be distracted by the latest opinion polls, which show Labor up to 14 points ahead two party preferred with less than a fortnight until the election.She says that while voters might not like Scott Morrison, he is the best person to deal with the economic and national security challenges ahead, while Anthony Albanese is not going to be able to stand up to the likes of Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.12 min
- Hospitals facing "national emergency"People in need of urgent medical care are waiting hours for critical treatment, as the country's hospitals struggle to keep up with overwhelming demand.The situation has been labelled a "national emergency" by the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine and there are calls for the Federal Government to step in.9 min
- Bank of England's gloomy outlook - Monday Finance with Michael JandaThe Reserve Bank's rate rise caused a jolt for many Australians, but the message sent out from the Bank of England late last week has sent shivers through global financial markets.After taking its benchmark interest rate to one per cent, the UK's central bank warned that rising rates would likely to wipe out economic growth over the next year.7 min
- Australia's first women only trauma hospitalWomen who have experienced violence are frequently misdiagnosed and admitted to psychiatric wards, forced to share services and common areas with men.But in what's being touted as an Australian-first, a women only trauma hospital is about to come online soon.8 min
- What are the impacts of long COVID? - Health with Dr Norman SwanThe UK has looked into the impacts of long covid, so what have they found?And despite persistent high case numbers COVID isn't an election issue - why is that?7 min
- Sinn Fein celebrate historic election win in Northern IrelandThe Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein, who seek unification with Ireland, hailed a new era for Northern Ireland.They've captured the largest number of seats in the Northern Ireland Assembly, a historic win for the party.8 min
- Brisbane hosts National Hip Hop ChampionshipsThe nation's top hip hop dancers will converge in Brisbane for the National Championships this weekend.The competition if offering dancers a chance to head to Paris in two years time, where breakdancing will make its debut as an Olympic sport.5 min
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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:
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