Climate groups and experts have urged the major parties to work towards bipartisanship on climate policy. At the heart of the contention is whether Australia can meet its reduction targets by 2030.

The Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen told RN Breakfast that since the last forecast, the Government has outlined a suite of new policies, which mean the Government will achieve its 2030 target.

• Guest: Chris Bowen, Minister for Energy and Climate Change

Major environmental groups have joined forces to warn the development of renewable energy can't come at the expense of Australia's natural habitat.

In the wake of last night's Four Corners, the groups have issued a joint statement backing large scale projects, but calling on planners to keep them away from delicate rainforests and wildlife habitats.

• Guest: Richie Merzian, Acting CEO of the Smart Energy Council 

The spread of bird flu in Victorian poultry farms has led to half a million birds being euthanased and some supermarkets restricting the number of eggs that consumers can buy.

The Victorian Farmers Federation are warning that if the outbreak isn't controlled that there will be more impacts to come on egg and poultry supplies.

• Guest: Danyel Cucinotta, Vice President of the Victorian Farmers Federation

Calls for Australia to tighten rules around junk food advertising are growing this morning as global obesity statistics show a worrying trend.

In just ten years, the number of kids and teenagers globally considered overweight and obese has grown by 50 per cent to one in five children.

Tech giant Apple has announced how the business plans to integrate artificial intelligence software into their phones, tablets and computers.

• Guest: Ina Fried, Chief Technology correspondent at Axios

President Emmanuel Macron's decision to call a snap election shocked the political landscape but comes in the wake of strong results for far-right win parties in the EU Parliament elections.

The first opinion poll released overnight shows the far-right National Rally (RN) led by Marine Le Pen is on track to take office Parliament. William Drozdiak says Macron is a risk taker, but this is  the "biggest gamble of his political career." 

• Guest: William Drozdiak, former foreign editor at the Washington Post and author of The Last President of Europe about Emmanuel Macron

Miranda Skoczek's vibrant abstract designs have been shown in galleries around the world, and now her new exhibition 'Red Ribbon' is on display in Exeter.

Moving away from purely abstract, this new catalogue of work features figurines and is the artist's most personal work to-date.

• Guest: Miranda Skoczek, artist

Last month's Federal budget included half a billion dollars to deepen Australia's ties with Southeast Asia, as part of a policy to expand trade and exports to the fast growing region.

Port of Melbourne is Australia's biggest container and cargo port. They're calling for greater efforts from the Government to capitalise on this market.

Guest:Leatrice Treharne, Head of Business Development, Port of Melbourne

Tributes have been pouring in across the world for the television doctor Michael Mosley. With many Australian sharing their reflections on the doctor who so often graced our screens and airwaves.Exercise physiologist and proud Gomeroi man Ray Kelly worked with Michael Mosley on the SBS show 'Australia's Health Revolution'. He told RN Breakfast he'll remember Michael Mosley's energy and his skill as a science communicator.

• Guest: Ray Kelly 

Beethoven's Symphony number 9 'Choral', Ode To Joy was voted number 1 in this year's ABC Classic 100. 

And tomorrow marks 60 years since the Beatles first touched down in Australia

Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer