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- How would the Morrison Government's 'anti-troll bill' help victims?In an effort to make the internet a safer place, the Federal Government is pushing ahead with a plan to unmask anonymous social media trolls.An inquiry looking at the proposed bill has mixed responses on how effective that approach will be, including from people who have faced serious online abuse.15 min
- Tasmania faces wine shortageWine growers say a surge in demand and a poor harvest season in 2020 mean stockpiles are starting to run dry.Sparkling wine, pinot noir and chardonnay are in particular strife, and some say this year's vintage isn't looking any better.7 min
- Calls to Lifeline spike as the nation grapples with OmicronAfter enduring two-years of lockdowns, the threat of illness and separation from loved ones, many Australians were hoping the national reopening would bring a reprieve just in time for Christmas.But Omicron had different plans, which has translated into more stress and uncertainty.12 min
- Death toll from Tonga eruption, tsunami rises to three as emergency supplies arriveThe Tongan Government has confirmed the bodies of a local man and woman have been recovered, taking the death toll from Saturday's eruption and tsunami to three.Over 30 houses have been destroyed and a further 100 severely damaged.10 min
- Schools preparing for students' returnState governments are scrambling to decide how they'll get kids back to school when holidays end.Queensland and South Australia have already delayed the start of the school year, while New South Wales and Victoria are reportedly finalising their plans, with twice weekly rapid antigen tests for pupils on the cards.5 min
- Scott Morrison unlikely to hand down 'real consequences' to George Christensen - Politics with Clare ArmstrongPrime Minister Scott Morrison has been forced to reprimand backbencher George Christensen over his latest anti-vaccination comments.But it's unlikely any 'real consequences' will be handed down, given Scott Morrison needs his vote on the floor of Parliament - at least for the next few months.3 min
- CMO Paul Kelly: COVID ICU admissions, deaths will continue to rise in coming weeksThe Chief Medical Officer says the rate of hospitalisations, ICU admissions and deaths will continue to rise, even after the Omicron outbreak reaches its peak.As the strain on hospitals increases, the Federal Government announced tens of thousands of new staff from the private hospitals will be deployed to the public sector.16 min
- Private hospital staff already being seconded to the public system, says peak bodyAs an unprecedented 'code brown' emergency was declared in hospitals across Victoria, the Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt has called on the private hospital system to take in new patients.But Michael Roff from the Australian Private Hospitals Association says this has already been occurring around the country.8 min
- Anaiwan community crowdfunding the buy-back of ancestral landA not-for-profit Aboriginal language group is hoping to give the next generation a chance to learn culture on Country, working with their community to buy back a patch of local bushland.The Nēwara Aboriginal Corporation is spearheading a crowdfunding campaign to purchase the land on Anaiwan Country near Armidale, in the Northern New South Wales Tablelands.6 min
- Fate of painting stolen by Nazis to be decided by US Supreme CourtIn the United States, the heirs of a Jewish family who fled Nazi Germany are fighting in court to have a precious painting returned to them, after it was taken in 1939.The 1897 Camille Pissarro masterpiece has long graced the walls of one of Madrid's top art museums, but for decades it hung on the walls of the Cassirer family before it was looted by Nazis.10 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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