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- Aussies leaving Ukraine hopeful for returnThe Australian Government has urged citizens to leave Ukraine immediately, as Russian troops build up on the border and threat of an invasion grows.Australian Pixie Shmigel, who has been living in Ukraine since September, plans to evacuate for a few weeks - in line with government advice - but is hopeful she will be able to return.9 min
- Why isn't there a woman in the moon?Seeing a human face in an everyday object like a tree trunk or cloud is a well known phenomenon called pareidolia.Australian researchers have now discovered there is a reason why there is a man in the moon and not a woman, and why Jesus appeared on a slice of toast and not Mary.6 min
- 'I'm not going to change one bit': Dylan Alcott awarded Australian of the YearThe new Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott had a win on court at the Australian Open before flying to Canberra to be given one of the country's highest honours.The Paralympic Champion says he will continue to "do the best [he] can do" in his advocacy for people with disabilities.10 min
- Amy Remeikis on Brittany Higgins, Grace Tame and the palpable rage of Australian womenPictures of former Australian of the Year Grace Tame looking stony-faced while meeting with the Prime Minister have been both praised and criticised, but it's part of a broader conversation around the treatment of women in Australia.In journalist Amy Remeikis' new essay, called 'On Reckoning', she weaves in her own personal experiences as she examines how the Morrison Government responded to allegations of sexual assault and misconduct in Parliament House.15 min
- Why isn't Australia making its own rapid antigen tests?No doubt you've walked past a chemist or supermarket over the last few weeks with a printed sign taped to the front window saying, 'NO RAPID ANTIGEN TESTS IN STOCK'.We're told millions of tests are set to land on our shores over the coming weeks, but why are we so reliant on overseas suppliers, and what would it take to start manufacturing rapid antigen tests in Australia?13 min
- Grace Tame had a 'polarising tenure' as Australian of the Year - Politics with Phil CooreyGrace Tame has made her feelings about Scott Morrison clear during a photo op with the PM, but her stance "hasn't shifted the dial" politically, given Grace Tame's "polarising tenure" as 2021 Australian of the Year.The chief political correspondent with The Financial Review, Phil Coorey, joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.3 min
- Labor's Katy Gallagher accuses Aged Care Minister of 'arrogant complacency' for attending cricket matchDespite the COVID crisis sweeping nursing homes, Aged Care Minister Richard Colbeck went to the cricket on the same day he said he was too busy to attend a Senate COVID-19 hearing.Committee Chair, Labor Senator Katy Gallagher, says many people with loved ones in aged care would find the Minister's arrogant complacency hard to stomach.10 min
- Russian ambassador says Australian sanctions won't workRussia's Ambassador to Australia, Alexey Pavlovsky, says Moscow has no intention of invading Ukraine, despite amassing more than 120,000 troops on the two country's shared border.He says further sanctions being considered by Australia will have no influence on Russia's military behaviour.12 min
- Taliban, Western officials meet in Norway but women activists feel betrayed by Oslo talksThe Taliban has met with western officials in Norway for the first talks in Europe since the group took control of Afghanistan last August.The Taliban is wanting access to billions of dollars frozen in US banks, but western envoys are also emphasising the importance of restoring and respecting the rights of women.9 min
- Tent Embassy still relevant 50 years later, activists sayFifty years ago, four Aboriginal men planted themselves under a beach umbrella on the lawns of Parliament House and declared it an embassy.It was the start of a protest movement that's been branded an icon and an eyesore, and has come to symbolise decades of political struggle by Aboriginal Australians.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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