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- Truckies epic detour to stock shelvesImagine you're driving from Adelaide to Darwin, and you get a call telling you the road is blocked and you now have to take a 3,000 kilometre detour through New South Wales and Queensland.That's the situation a number of truck drivers are facing after severe flooding in South Australia cut the Stuart Highway, blocking food deliveries heading for the Northern Territory.8 min
- Futuristic flying car cleared for take-offA futuristic car, which can transform into a light plane in just two minutes with the touch of a button, has achieved regulatory approval and is set to become commercially available within a year.After more than 70 hours of test flights and more than 200 take-offs and landings, AirCar has received a certificate of airworthiness from the Slovakia Transport Authority.8 min
- UN calls on business to take a stand against Myanmar human rights violationsOne year on from Myanmar's military coup, the United States, Britain and Canada have slapped new economic sanctions on Myanmar's military.Australia's Woodside Petroleum has announced it's following multinational energy giants Chevron and Total in exiting the military-controlled state, saying it's unable to work in the country while violence and human rights abuses continue.8 min
- Paul Cashmere pays tribute to friend Glenn WheatleyAustralian music industry giant Glenn Wheatley has died aged 74.The musician and talent manager started his career in the 1960s as the bassist in rock band The Master Apprentices, before going on to launch the careers of musicians like John Farnham and Delta Goodrem.7 min
- Christian school asks parents to sign contract to expel gay and non-binary studentsA Pentecostal independent school in Brisbane has come under fire for requiring parents to sign a contract which states a student can be expelled based on sexual orientation, gender identity or sexual activity.Queensland Education Minister Grace Grace, a parent of a non-binary child, has referred the Citipointe Christian College to the state's independent accreditation board, describing the contract as 'unacceptable'.11 min
- From desert kid to bobsleigh starIf you've seen the classic film 'Cool Runnings', you'll know the sport of bobsleigh has a history of surprising competitors.Well, move over Jamaica because Australia has a new bobsleigh hero, an athlete who only saw snow for the first time last year.6 min
- Shaun Micallef vs the electionThe Federal election is drawing ever nearer and as you listen to the parties fire their opening salvos, you might already be feeling mad as hell.If so, you're not alone - Shaun Micallef's 'Mad as Hell' is back to help guide you through the campaign.9 min
- Are we indifferent to the tragedy of the pandemic?At the outset of the pandemic, a death from COVID-19 was both rare and shocking.There have been hundreds of deaths every week since the start of the Omicron outbreak, yet there's been no national outcry.15 min
- Pfizer seeks US approval of COVID vaccine for children under 5The approval of vaccines for children as young as five has been a game changer in allowing schools to reopen, but those under five still have no protection.Now Pfizer is applying to the US Food and Drug Administration for approval to use its COVID vaccine on kids as young as six months old.5 min
- PM addresses voters, 'skittish' colleagues in NPC speech- Politics with Phil CooreyPrime Minister Scott Morrison was in early campaign mode at the National Press Club, trying to bring voters and "skittish" colleagues who might be losing confidence in Scott Morrison back into the fold.The chief political correspondent with The Financial Review, Phil Coorey, joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.6 min
About Radio National Breakfast
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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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