The government's legislation to enshrine penalty rate entitlements into law has passed parliament, despite confusion from the opposition on the details of how the legislation will be applied.

• Guest: Amanda Rishworth, Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
• Producers: Grace Stranger and Teodora Agarici

It's lift off for the Australian space industry this week with the announcement today that Australia's first ever Moon rover – Roo-ver – has its mission and will blast off by the end of this decade.

It's a major milestone for local industry groups which hope to play a part in a reinvigorated global space race.

• Guest: Enrico Palermo, Head of the Australian Space Agency
• Producers: Grace Stranger and Joe Sullivan

Farmers tackling drought will have access to an extra one-billion dollars in loans under a new government plan to expand support for the agriculture sector.

Meanwhile in Victoria, winter rain has produced flashes of green but the drought is far from over.

And the latest bushfire forecast for the state says "an early start to the fire season is likely this spring with an increased risk of fires in drought-affected areas".

• Guest: Brett Hosking, President of the Victorian Farmers Federation
• Producer: David Cook

US President Donald Trump has made no secret of his desires to claim the autonomous Danish territory. Now three US citizens with ties to the President are accused of actively trying to recruit Greenlanders to foment opposition.

Denmark's Foreign Ministry this week summoned America's top diplomat in Copenhagen to answer the claims that have reportedly come from Danish government and intelligence officials.

The Danish Prime Minister has told reporters the US is not denying the reports, while a White House official said the Danes need to "calm down".

• Guest: Niels Fastrup, investigative journalist at Denmark's public broadcaster DR
• Producer: Anne Barker

Britain, France and Germany are preparing to re-impose sweeping sanctions on Iran, after Tehran blocked United Nations inspectors from fully accessing its nuclear sites.

The so-called "snapback" mechanism will revive UN measures that were suspended such as freezing assets, halting arms sales and targeting Iran's missile program.

European officials say the move aims to pressure Tehran back into full compliance but Iran has condemned the decision and warned there could be consequences. 

• Guest: Tariq Rauf, former Head of Nuclear Verification and Security Policy Coordination at the International Atomic Energy Agency
• Producer: Anne Barker

For the first time in the AFL/VFL's 129-year history, a male player has come out as bisexual.

Former West Coast player Mitch Brown broke barriers yesterday when he announced in an interview with The Daily Aus that he was bisexual, telling the podcast that he concealed his sexuality because of homophobia he witnessed during his time in the game.

The Breakfast Wrap hears from a former legend of the game and a key inclusion organisation about what this means for footy, Australia's sporting landscape and the queer community. 

Then, diving into diplomacy, as Israel claims credit for Australia's action against Iran - the Australian government says 'I don't think so'.

We'll feature interviews with the former Israeli Ambassador to Australia and an ex-Australian diplomat in Iran. 

Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Australia is the only continent not to have recorded the deadly strain of H5-N1 which has killed millions of birds worldwide.

One potential gateway for the virus to enter the country is Antarctica, where millions of migratory birds from all parts of the world congregate.

In September, Australia's icebreaker, RSV sets off to Heard Island in the southern Indian Ocean to investigate if bird flu has reached the seabirds and mammals there.

• Guest: Dr Julie McInnes, wildlife ecologist at the Australian Antarctic Division

The bath, book and bedtime regime for kids is well established in many Australian households.

But not every kid is motivated to read, or can really connect with a book, particularly if they don't find characters they can identify with.

Ailsa Wild is a children's author and for the last 15 years has been helping kids develop and publish their own books, so they can better see themselves represented in what they're reading.

For the first time in the AFL's 129-year history, a former player has come out as bisexual.

Former West Coast player Mitch Brown broke barriers yesterday when he announced in an interview with The Daily Aus that he was bisexual, telling the podcast that he concealed his sexuality because of homophobia he witnessed during his time in the game.

• Guests: Bob Murphy, former Western Bulldogs player and host of ABC Radio Melbourne Breakfast and Hayley Conway, CEO of the Pride Cup
• Producer: Grace Stranger

Iran has vowed reciprocal action against Australia after Canberra expelled its ambassador.

While Australian embassy staff have been evacuated from Iran, and the embassy temporarily closed, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says some diplomatic channels will remain open.

• Guest: Patrick Gibbons, former Australian diplomat to Iran, now partner at advisory firm Orizontas