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- Trent Zimmerman crosses the floor over protections for trans studentsThe Lower House has passed the Morrison Government's contentious Religious Discrimination Bill, but not before five Liberal MPs crossed the floor to support a Labor amendment to protect transgender students from discrimination.Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman said it was a difficult choice to cross the floor but the lack of protections for trans students was a "bad signal to send" to the LGBTQIA+ community.10 min
- The Power of the Dog nabs 12 Oscar nominationsNew Zealand film director Jane Campion's western psychological drama The Power of the Dog is leading the pack as an Oscars front runner.The Montana set drama, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as a threatening rancher, has swept the board with 12 Academy Awards nominations.7 min
- Religious Discrimination Bill undermines multiculturalism: FECCAIn Question Time yesterday, the Prime Minister said that support for the Religious Discrimination Bill goes hand in glove with supporting multiculturalism.But the Federation of Ethnic Community Councils (FECCA) says the bill undermines social cohesion and multiculturalism.6 min
- Should international tourists be required to have a booster?Optimism over a return for Australia's international tourism industry is being tempered differences in how states will welcome visitors who haven't had a COVID booster.Victoria is warning that holidaymakers without a third dose could be kept out of bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues if the definition of 'fully-vaccinated' is updated.9 min
- Fears for vulnerable trans and queer studentsThe Morrison Government is being warned its controversial Religious Discrimination Bill will harm some of the nation's most vulnerable children.The Coalition party room has backed a move to protect gay students from expulsion – but not other forms of discrimination – and will not provide similar protection for trans students.12 min
- Coalition and Labor both divided over religious protections - Politics with Phil CooreyThe federal Coalition and the Labor Party remain divided over the controversial Religious Discrimination Act, which could look messy for both parties.The chief political correspondent with The Financial Review, Phil Coorey, joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.7 min
- ACT Chief Minister urges Labor to oppose Religious Discrimination BillThe federal parliament is debating religious freedom laws, which would protect gay kids from being expelled from religious schools but doesn't give the same protection to transgender students.Labor's Andrew Barr, the ACT's Chief Minister, says his federal colleagues should push for changes to the Religious Discrimination Bill or oppose the legislation as it stands.7 min
- Marise Payne: Quad will focus on climate change, vaccine distribution, malicious disinformationUS Secretary of State Anthony Blinken arrives in Australia today ahead of high level Quadrilateral Security Dialogue talks, which will also include the foreign ministers of Japan and India.The meeting follows a joint announcement by the Russian and Chinese presidents of a "no limits friendship", a view that Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne says is at odds with that of Australia and its allies.19 min
- What does it look like when a child has long COVID?Thanks to the Omicron wave, its pretty likely you've now either had COVID, or someone close to you has.Fortunately when kids catch the virus they rarely get seriously sick, but what's less clear is how many children go on to suffer from long COVID.7 min
- The Power of the Dog leads 2022 Oscar nominationsThe Oscar nominations have been announced, after another COVID-impacted awards season.New Zealand director Jane Campion leads the pack with 12 nominations for her film The Power of the Dog, including for Best Picture, Best Director and supporting actor for South Australian Kodi Smitt-McPhee.7 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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