Radio National Breakfast

In the Middle East, there's confusion this morning on the state of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz - with Iran saying the vital passage is closed until further notice - while the U-S insists it remains open.

We take a closer look at the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Melbourne. 

The two day leaders summit forged agreements to deepen defence ties, share more military information, also to finalise a uranium export deal.

And it culminated in a massive event at Melbourne's Docklands stadium attended by thousands of supporters and community members. 

We'll hear from those attending, and go behind the spectacle. 

We'll speak to the Greens, the Resources Minister, Australia's former Ambassador to India, also Human Rights Watch and Indian diaspora media covering this week's meetings. 

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

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Telstra's Chief Financial Officer - Michael Ackland - says the outage was caused by a "software defect."

The Indian Prime Minister has addressed tens of thousands of supporters at a stadium in Melbourne and forged deals on trade, security and minerals, yet human rights groups think there's a big omission from his meetings with the Australian government.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will wrap up his two day visit to Australia today.

The Federal Government has finalised a deal to export uranium to India for peaceful purposes.

Australia and India have finalised administrative arrangements allowing Australian uranium exports to India for peaceful purposes.

The Manchester MP has the backing of 322 of a possible 403 Labour MPs.

The United States and Iran have exchanged military strikes for a second night.