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- The French President's COVID-19 strategy is to "piss off" the unvaccinatedControversial new vaccine laws are a step closer to passing the French parliament after MPs signed off on the bill overnight, which would bar unvaccinated people from much of public life including restaurants, bars and even public transport.But is Macron's hard-line approach a genuine attempt to bring down record high COVID-19 numbers or is it a calculated political move ahead of the upcoming election in April?8 min
- Decision to cancel Novak Djokovic's visa sparks anger in SerbiaThe world's top-ranked men's tennis player, Novak Djokovic, could be removed from Australia early next week as his lawyers mount a last-ditch fight to let him play at the Australian Open.His situation has provoked a furious reaction in Serbia where President Aleksandar Vucic’s government has summoned the Australian ambassador in protest.8 min
- Fanny Lumsden back on the road againAria and Golden Guitar winning country singer Fanny Lumsden has been on and off the road as restrictions and border closures come and go.Now, she's finally getting the chance to play the album which draws on her experience living in Tooma, one of the towns in New South Wales caught up by the Black Summer bushfires.6 min
- Summer reading with Kavita BedfordKavita Bedford is an Australian-Indian writer with a background in journalism, anthropology and literature.She shares her best tips and book suggestions for Summer Reading with the Writers.8 min
- Novak Djokovic's visa cancelled after being detained at Melbourne AirportTennis world number one Novak Djokovic is set to be deported from Australia after his visa was cancelled this morning.The 34-year-old landed at Melbourne's Tullamarine airport late last night and was detained by Australian Border Force officials.8 min
- Childcare centres battle to keep doors openIt's a time of year when many parents are returning to work, but hundreds of childcare centres are closed across NSW.Early childcare providers are bracing for more shutdowns across the eastern states and say there is enormous strain on educators as community transmission ramps up.7 min
- Novak Djokovic lands in Melbourne, but faces visa issuesTennis star Novak Djokovic announced that he had received a medical exemption to compete at the Australian Open but concerns were raised over the evidence given to support his exemption.Acting Victorian Sports Minister Jaala Pulford says the state government was approached multiple times by the federal government to support the tennis player's entry into the country but the Federal Sports Minister Richard Colbeck has rebuked those claims.13 min
- One year on, US continues to deal with the fallout from the Capitol RiotPresident Joe Biden is expected to mark the anniversary with a speech accusing his predecessor, Donald Trump, of having "singular responsibility" for the riot.But former Chief of Staff for President Donald Trump Mick Mulvaney says he doesn't believe the former President is responsible.12 min
- Hong Kong to ban flights from Australia for two weeks under new anti-COVID measuresAustralian travellers will be banned from flying to Hong Kong for two weeks, as the territory blocks planes from eight countries over fears of a new wave of COVID infections.It's a new complication for airlines already battling to staff domestic flights as Australia's internal borders open, and holiday demand ramps-up.8 min
- Marine heatwave along east coast could have catastrophic consequencesIf you've headed to the beach to cool off this summer, you might have noticed the water is unusually warm for this time of year.An extreme marine heatwave is impacting parts of the NSW east coast and water temperatures are likely to hit their highest level on record in January, which could spell disaster for marine life.5 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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