Radio National Breakfast

Little more than three weeks since being voted as the Pacific island nation's newest leader, Matthew Wale touched down in Canberra to red carpet treatment.

Protests have erupted in central Kenya in response to a US plan to establish a quarantine facility at a military base.

Bodycam footage - released by the police - shows Henry being handcuffed while telling police "I can't breathe."

New GDP figures have underlined Australia's economic slowdown.

35 young people were selected as winners of Takeover Ballarat - the ABCs youth leadership and storytelling program.  

A KPMG whistleblower alleged that confidential client information was improperly accessed and shared among partners. 

Florida has become the first US state to sue emerging tech giant OpenAI over the design and safety of its chatbot, ChatGPT.

The legal action comes as Florida pursues a criminal investigation into whether ChatGPT played a part in a mass shooting at Florida State University last year,  which left two people dead.

Then Ukrainians are preparing for another night of bombardment following a deadly wave of attacks from Russia. 

And Matt Canavan discusses the government's move to second-hand submarines, and the future of the Nationals amid the rise of One Nation.

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

A Northern Territory rare earths mine at the centre of a critical minerals deal - with the US - has been given the green light.

Dr Bronwyn King founded a group dedicated to seeing billions of dollars worth of tobacco stocks divested from super and other financial institutions. 

The first elected One Nation MP was sworn into parliament yesterday - as polls show a historic surge in One Nation support.