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- Virtual tourism could scratch your travel itchAs COVID-19 restrictions and border closures extinguish holiday plans domestically and abroad, some people are turning to virtual tourism to scratch their travel itches.Tour guides and designers of virtual travel experiences say it is becoming increasingly sophisticated, indulging all of the senses including smell and taste.7 min
- Summer Reading with Behrouz BoochaniBehrouz Boochani is a Kurdish-Iranian writer, journalist, and author of the award-winning book 'No Friend but the Mountains', a harrowing account of the five years he spent in offshore detention on Manus Island.He shares what he has been reading during the summer period and his thoughts on the Novak Djokovic case.6 min
- Sydney Festival Boycott: Over 30 acts withdraw over Israeli fundingDozens of acts have now withdrawn from this year's Sydney Festival amid a growing and controversial boycott movement that is attracting global attention.The action was sparked by the Sydney Festival board's decision to accept a donation $20 000 donation from the Israeli embassy to stage a world renowned dance performance.22 min
- Surgeons transplant a pig heart into a human patient for the first timeDoctors in the United States have transplanted a pig heart into a human patient for the first time.They say the procedure shows a heart from a genetically modified animal can function in humans without immediate rejection, so could it happen in Australia?7 min
- 'Situation is diabolical': Concerns that Omicron is leaving aged care in crisisNearly 500 aged care facilities are now tackling COVID outbreaks, with at least 1400 residents and around 2000 staff currently infected, and thousands more elderly residents forced into solitary confinement.It comes amid concerns about the pace of the booster rollout in aged care with half of Commonwealth aged care facilities yet to receive their shots.13 min
- Omicron dishes up crisis for hospitality industryAs pubs, cafes and restaurants once again hang up their closed signs, businesses say current conditions are just as bad, if not worse, than lockdown, with many people opting to stay home.Industry bodies are pleading for more support from state governments and challenging the current isolation rules for close contacts amid critical staff shortages.8 min
- Australia's treatment of refugees on display after Djokovic debacleWhile Novak Djokovic continues to face the threat of deportation, over 30 refugees remain detained in Melbourne's Park Hotel, where the tennis star was held.The debacle has brought worldwide visibility to Australia's treatment of people in immigration detention but there's concern this will fade quickly.8 min
- Fairy Meadow: New podcasts looks into the disappearance of Cheryl GrimmerOver 50 years ago three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer disappeared from outside the change sheds at Fairy Meadow Beach, in Wollongong New South Wales.Despite extensive searches over the years she has never been found, and now a new podcast called 'Fairy Meadow' is investigating her disappearance.9 min
- Tense talks continue as Ukraine's future remains unclearDespite long negotiations between Russia and the US the two countries remain in deadlock over NATO expansion.Tens of thousands of Russian troops remain stationed at the Russia-Ukraine border although Russian officials have said that they have no intention of starting military action.8 min
- Australia's largest country music festival postponedAustralia's biggest country music event, the Tamworth Country Music Festival, has been postponed due to concern over the worsening COVID-19 situation in NSW and the change to COVID-Safety restrictions by the NSW Government.The 10-day event was set to start next week on January 14 and it's the second year the festival has been impacted by COVID-19 after it was cancelled last year.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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