Radio National Breakfast

The King's Birthday is being celebrated in most parts of the country today, with almost 950 Australians recognised in this year's Honours list.

Just days out from the men's FIFA World Cup, and politics again threatens to overshadow the competition.

New modelling suggests the current ebola outbreak -- in central Africa -- could exceed 20,000 cases over the next three months.

What do you know about the scandal engulfing one of Australia's biggest consulting firms? 

We hear from a former insider and ex-whistleblower, the politician who brought this story to light, and the federal government about how its responding, after a whistleblower alleged that auditors at the firm misused confidential client documents.

Its an explosive story we've been covering in depth all week. This special episode guides you through whats happened, and explains why its so significant. 

Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

It's unclear if the Greens and the Coalition will team up to delay the passage of the government's NDIS and tax reform bills.  

Now the hard work begins to get it through the Senate. 

A Nepali Sherpa has survived a descent on Mount Everest after being reported missing for a week. 

He had been gone for so long his family had started carrying out his funeral rites. 

With only one world record beaten, the Enhanced Games didn't exactly deliver on its revolutionary promise.

The federal government's new algorithm-assisted tool has faced scrutiny this week.