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- Indigenous groups call for international anti-torture convention as deadline loomsState and territory governments have failed to implement the UN Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture, which could be a crucial element in stopping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody.Australia's only national First Nations led just coalition, Change the Record, is urging the government to take deaths, mistreatment and abuse of Indigenous people in custody seriously.11 min
- Tonga to remain cut off from the world for weeksCommunications to the stricken pacific nation of Tonga could remain crippled for weeks after an undersea cable linking it with Fiji and the rest of the world was severed during last Saturday's devastating volcanic eruption.A repair ship will soon depart Port Moresby in Papua New Guinea bound for the region, but it's not clear when it will be able safe enough to begin repairs.11 min
- Warnings Queensland flood recovery could take five yearsThe initial damage assessments from this month's Queensland floods show 62 homes have been destroyed with scores of businesses badly damaged.State Recovery Coordinator and former governor Paul de Jersey says it could take five years for communities in the Wide Bay and Burnett to recover.11 min
- How do you run an election during a pandemic?Australians will head to the polls by May this year and it'll be the first time in the nation's history that a federal election will be held in the midst of a pandemic.But the Australian Electoral Commission has been busy putting contingency plans in place to ensure everyone can cast their votes and have their democracy sausage, even if COVID is still wreaking havoc.6 min
- Who will replace Health Minister Greg Hunt? - Politics with Peter Van OnselenThe Morrison Government is trying to assure the country about a light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to the pandemic, but questions remain about who will replace Greg Hunt as Health Minister if the LNP is re-elected.The Political Editor for Channel Ten and columnist for The Australian Peter Van Onselen joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.7 min
- Top UK ministers travel to Australia for major security talksAs British Prime Minister Boris Johnson fights defections in Parliament, two of his senior ministers are travelling to Australia for major security talks.It's expected the new AUKUS security agreement will dominate talks, as well as growing concerns about China's role in the Pacific.10 min
- Will subsidising international student and backpacker visas address shortages?The Commonwealth government will refund visa application fees for international students and backpackers as part of an attempt to lure more workers to Australia and plug skills shortages.International students arriving in the next eight weeks will be eligible for a $630 rebate and backpackers who arrive in the next 12 weeks eligible for $495.8 min
- 'Severe lack of belief': Looking at vaccine hesitancy in Eastern EuropeAs the Omicron wave hits the world, Eastern European countries are tackling surging cases and low vaccination rates.Bosnia and Herzegovina has one of Europe's lowest vaccination rates, where over half a million vaccines are expiring due to low uptake.8 min
- Major airlines say 5G could ground planes. Could it happen in Australia?Emirates will suspend flights to several destinations in the United States due to plans to deploy 5G mobile network services.Airlines are warning the technology should not be installed near major airports, as it could interfere with sensitive plane instruments.9 min
- Spain cracks down on cryptocurrency advertisingIn a bid to regulate the booming cryptocurrency market, Spain is planning to impose restrictions on the promotion of the highly volatile assets by online influencers.The UK is also set to introduce new laws that will put crypto advertising in line with other products, such as stocks and shares.9 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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