Radio National Breakfast

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Madrid over the past few days, after the forced eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her home sparked outrage across Spain.

RBA Governor Michelle Bullock has said that "productivity is doing nothing."

Executions have been halted in the US state of Tennessee after a death row inmate survived two doses of a drug that was meant to kill her.

More than 400 young people from dozens of communities across New South Wales will walk onto the stage of the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall tomorrow.

The federal and Tasmanian governments have announced a $200 million support package for the Bell Bay Aluminium smelter in Tasmania.

As the team prepares to take on the Roosters this Sunday, Novocastrians are turning their city red and blue - in the hope of taking glory for the first time in a quarter of a century. 

Shadow Indigenous Australians Minister Julian Leeser has called for federal agencies to get involved in cases of unsupervised children in WA in state care.

The South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas says AI has presented serious questions that states must confront. 

A new eSafety transparency report has found significant gaps in the way gaming platforms protect children from sexual exploitation, harmful material and abuse online.