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- 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
- Summer Reading with Claire G ColemanClaire G. Coleman is a Noongar woman, writer and poet, whose debut novel 'Terra Nullius' won the Norma K Hemming Award in 2017.She shares her book tips for the holiday season and gives RN Breakfast the inside scoop on her new novel 'Enclave' which hits shelves in July.7 min
- COVID in 2022: Is there room for optimism?Nothing has had such an immediate impact on Australians in the last two years as the pandemic has, and 2022 is shaping up to be a year again dominated by COVID.But with vaccines in so many arms around the nation and millions of children now eligible there could be room for cautious optimism.22 min
- Farmers celebrate buy back of Shenhua coal mine landAfter a decade long battle more than 16,000 hectares of rich farming land in the News South Wales Liverpool Plains that was earmarked for an open-cut mine has been bought back by landholders.The deal was struck after the state government paid Chinese mining company Shenhua one hundred million dollars to abandon its plans.7 min
- Novak Djokovic case is an 'immense political problem' for the federal government- Politics with David CroweThe Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is yet to make a decision on whether Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic will remain in the country for the Australian Open.David Crowe joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.8 min
- Liberal MP John Alexander says there is no reason to cancel Novak Djokovic's visa againYesterday a court found that Novak Djokovic's visa had been unreasonably cancelled and ordered his release from immigration detention, but Immigration Minister Alex Hawke could still use his ministerial powers to deport the tennis champion.Federal Liberal MP and former professional tennis player John Alexander says it would be a mistake to deport the world number one.10 min
- "We are 100 per cent having supply issues": GPs say they can't order enough vaccines to inoculate childrenYesterday the country reached a new milestone, with vaccinations opening to children aged five and above for the first time.But like many things in this pandemic, the rollout hasn't come without its challenges.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:
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