Radio National Breakfast

There are concerns the President could once again undermine election integrity ahead of the November mid-terms.

We'll unpack new data showing the challenge ahead on the illicit tobacco trade, and dive into extraordinary comments made by Senator Pauline Hanson on Tommy Robinson's podcast. 

And we'll cap the week marking 60 years of Play School with one of the show's most iconic presenters Benita Collings. 

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

Play School has passed through generations like a treasured family heirloom and tomorrow marks 60 years since the program turned Big Ted, Jemima and Humpty into household names 

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Australia's largest export facility lost tens of millions of dollars after hundreds of workers walked off the job yesterday.

The industrial action follows months of stalled negotiations, despite BHP reporting record iron ore production.

During her trip to the UK, Pauline Hanson appeared on far-right activist Tommy Robinson's podcast. 

Despite the proliferation of illegal tobacco, new national data shows that rates of smoking have fallen to a historic low in Australia.

The deaths of four women in four days have again put Australia's domestic and family violence crisis under the spotlight.

The election will be the first to be held on schedule in four decades.

The US vowed to "swiftly punish" the regime for killing two American service members.