Radio National Breakfast

Factional powerbrokers met on Sunday night to discuss whether Ms Allan maintains the support of the caucus, and agreed she does not. 

It comes after the Houthis announced a maritime blockade on Saudi vessels in the Red Sea last week.

As Labor delegates meet for the party's National Conference this week, we'll look at an internal push to strengthen gambling regulation.

Then an AI ethicist explains how governments should respond after this week's agentic OpenAI hack that has caused shockwaves around the world. 

And we'll speak with the former French National Education Minister as France follows in Australia's footsteps banning social media for teenagers. 

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

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Senator Hume says a Fair Work Court would create 'another layer of lawyers.'

A push from within Labor to reduce the harms of gambling is set to come to the fore at day two of Labor's National Conference in Adelaide.

'We can't go on being the world champions of poker machine prevalence,' Darcy Byrne says. 

The changes follow days of protest over Mr Zelenskyy's sacking of popular defence minister Mykhailo Federov. 

255 Australian athletes will compete in the pared-back 10-sport competition.

Open AI admitted this week their AI training model went rogue and hacked into another AI model.