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- Thousands of tree species still yet to be discoveredScientists estimate that over 9,000 types of trees remain hidden in the world's forests, waiting to be found for the first time.Over 100 researchers were involved in an effort that shows global estimate is about 14 per cent higher than the current number of known tree species.6 min
- Keeping the Olympics COVID-free: Beijing's bubble systemDespite Beijing's commitment to a COVID-zero strategy for the Winter Olympics, the Omicron variant is spreading.Olympic Games organisers have designed enormous separation bubbles across the city and beyond - the most ambitious COVID quarantine ever attempted.6 min
- Tonga locks down after five COVID cases detectedTonga has been plunged into a five-day lockdown after recording a handful of COVID cases.Tonga's Government is focused on containing its COVID outbreak - which has grown to five, after two port workers initially tested positive - rather than tracing its origin.6 min
- Rising cost of prostate cancer treatment creates two classes of menOver the past five years or so there have been significant breakthroughs in the treatment of prostate cancer which kills more than 3,300 Australian men each year.But the rising cost of these new treatments has created two classes of men: those who can afford the best treatment and those who can't.8 min
- Qantas Chairman Richard Goyder leads WA exodusThe McGowan Government's decision to indefinitely delay reopening the border is overwhelmingly popular amongst West Australians fearful of Omicron.But it's causing major headaches for the state's business community, with a number of high profile executives deciding to relocate east.11 min
- Geriatrician says the Government's palliative care COVID death rate doesn't make senseOn Monday, the Federal Health Minister said approximately 60 per cent of aged care residents that have died from COVID were in palliative care.But geriatric medicine specialist Professor Joseph Ibrahim says that number "doesn't make sense" and has called on Greg Hunt to substantiate the claim.4 min
- Leaked texts create a 'diabolical problem' for the PM - Politics with Katharine MurphyThe leaked text messages between Gladys Berejiklian and an unnamed federal minister calling the PM "psycho" are likely linked to the civil war playing out in the NSW Liberal Party, creating a diabolical problem for Scott Morrison.The Political Editor for Guardian Australia Katharine Murphy joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.6 min
- Greg Hunt: aged care residents not yet boosted are 'making their own choice'Despite Greg Hunt saying boosters have been made available to 99 per cent of facilities, around 80,000 aged care residents have not received a third dose.The Minister for Health and Aged Care says, given there's been ample opportunity, some residents or their families are "making their own choice" not to get boosted.16 min
- 'Scare campaigns, slush funds and political panic-buying': Shadow Treasurer lashes government's economic managementThe Morrison Government is angling for the coming election to be a contest over the economy, whipping up a campaign against possible Labor tax rises on multinationals and family trusts.But the Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers has welcomed an election on the economy, saying the Government has been "reduced to this grab bag of scare campaigns, slush funds and political panic-buying."10 min
- A renter tries to flip the scriptWhen comedian Tom Cashman applied for a rental property in Sydney he asked the real estate agent if they could show him a reference from past tenants to prove the owner was a good landlord.Advocates say what happened next shows the need to change the law to give tenants more information about whose house they're moving into.6 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:
abc.net.au/listen/programs/radionational-breakfast/
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