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- Pressure on states to abolish mandatory COVID-19 testing restrictions for interstate travelWith Omicron cases rising, travellers from COVID-19 hotspots into all states except South Australia and Victoria must prove they've had a negative PCR test result before they're allowed to cross the border.That's seen testing facilities and pathology labs overrun, leaving travellers to wait hours for tests and with no guarantee of a result in time.11 min
- Karise Eden's new single marks a comeback for 'The Voice' starKarise Eden's extraordinary journey from being a ward of the state to becoming Australia's first winner of The Voice came a cost.Her new single 'My Old Friend' marks a return to the spotlight after a three-year hiatus.10 min
- Are booster programs driving global vaccine inequity?While the rollout of boosters in Australia and many other countries is well underway, there's concern that poorer countries are still lagging behind.Vaccine production has scaled up to meet global demand, but just 8 per cent of people in low income countries have received at least one dose of the COVID jab.9 min
- Sydney hospitals bracing for spike in admissionsThousands of nurses and health workers in New South Wales have been placed in isolation, while hundreds of others are being asked to re-consider taking Christmas leave in the wake of a spike in COVID cases.Michelle Rosentreter, a senior ICU nurse in a metropolitan Sydney hospital, says healthcare workers are bracing for an even more 'heavy' workload than before.13 min
- James Webb Telescope set to launch on Christmas DayAfter years of delays, the James Webb Telescope is finally scheduled to launch from French Guiana on Christmas Day to begin its far-flung orbit around the Sun.The Hubble successor is the largest and most powerful space telescope to date, and will give scientists an unprecedented glimpse of the early Universe.9 min
- Nigeria destroys donated COVID-19 vaccinesNigeria has destroyed more than a million expired COVID-19 vaccine doses, despite extremely low rates of vaccination.The donated vaccines had expired before they could be distributed across the country.11 min
- Is the AUKUS pact worth the cost?It's been a little over two months since a row broke out between Prime Minister Scott Morrison and French President Emmanuel Macron over the AUKUS security deal and Australia's sudden scrapping of a submarine contract.Now that the diplomatic storm has calmed, what does the AUKUS pact mean for our Australia's security, and is it worth the economic or strategic cost?23 min
- COVID rules for aged care visits sending mixed messagesAs Omicron cases rise in the lead up to Christmas, many families are confused about whether they will be allowed to visit their loved ones in aged care facilities due to inconsistent guidelines, particularly around unvaccinated visitors.Some advocates are calling for clearer and more coherent COVID rules to ensure that aged care home residents are kept safe without being cut off from their families.8 min
- RACGP: proposal to make unvaccinated patients pay for medical costs is 'unethical'The President of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners says a NSW proposal to make unvaccinated COVID patients pay for their medical costs would be 'unethical'.Dr Karen Price says the measure should not be implemented, given many unvaccinated people have low health literacy.12 min
- How to save First Nations languagesNew research shows that about half of the world's 7,000 languages are endangered, and Australia has one of the worst records when it comes to language loss.Since colonisation, over 200 hundred First Nations languages have been silenced, leaving just 40 spoken and even fewer being taught to children.11 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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