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- Is Egypt's water supply threatened by a dam on the Nile?A dispute over the River Nile is spilling over, after Ethiopia announced it had filled its new mega dam.The country has built the continent's largest hydro-electro dam, much to the frustration of Egypt.Guests: Dr Mohammed Mahmood, Director of the Climate and Water Program at the Middle East InstituteAmbassador David Shinn, Former US Representative to Ethiopia7 min
- Huge fire burns near Tennant CreekA fire near the outback Northern Territory town of Tennant Creek has burnt an area more than four times the size of the ACT since it started last week.There were concerns the blaze could threaten Tennant Creek, due to an expected wind change.Guest: Jeff McLaughlin, Mayor, Barkly Council8 min
- Morocco quake: Hope of finding more survivors fadesThe hope of finding more survivors in the rubble of Morocco's High Atlas Mountains is fading, as rescue efforts stretch into a fifth day.Nearly 3,000 people are now confirmed to have died, as the window for rescues begins to close and the needs of those still alive deepens.Guest: Cloe Medina Erickson, founder of Atlas Cultural Foundation10 min
- More than 5,000 dead in Libya, after catastrophic floodsAt least 5,300 people have died in the port city of Derna, in east Libya after catastrophic flooding. The floods from Storm Daniel's landfall burst two dams, swept away buildings and have wiped out as much as a quarter of the city.The death toll is expected to rise significantly, but in a country politically divided by east and west, it's unclear how different authorities are coordinating the search and rescue efforts.Guest: Anas El Gomati, Libyan political analyst and the founder and director of the Sadeq Institute, Libya's first public policy think tank in Tripoli8 min
- Pinocchio reimagined as a gender transition storyWe all know the story of Pinocchio, a wooden puppet who must prove himself brave and truthful to become a real boy.6 min
- 'I've never lost that naughtiness': Miriam Margolyes'The older she gets, the straighter she tells it and she's also famously filthy.'Miriam Margolyes is back with a new book of stories and anecdotes from her life and career.15 min
- 'The Seventh Son' and 'Ordinary Gods and Monsters' - Books with Claire NicholsThe latest novel by the British writer Sebastian Faulks 'The Seventh Son' explores the human condition, and questions what truly "makes us human".And 'Ordinary Gods and Monsters' by Chris Womersley is a "gritty Australian Nancy Drew"Guest: Claire Nichols, host of The Book Show6 min
- Apple rolls out new iPhone, but could the China ban bite?Overnight in California, Apple introduced tech journalists to their updated phones and watches.But the business is also facing trouble in China, after the government there announced workers employed by state companies would be banned from using foreign made phones while at work.Guest: Ina Fried, Chief Technology Correspondent at Axios6 min
- Marcia Langton says no campaign are using 'fear over fact'Indigenous Leader Marcia Langton says it's 'deeply disappointing' she was misquoted by the Australian, and denies she called no voters 'racist'.She says her initial comments were that 'the claims made by the no campaign are based in racism and stupidity', and says she will instruct a lawyer to ask Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to take the misquoted claims down from his social media.Guest: Professor Marcia Langton, Indigenous leader and co-chair of the Senior Design group on the Voice19 min
- 'Fear, uncertainty and doubt': No campaign ramps up strategy - Politics with David CroweThe chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age David Crowe joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Guest: David Crowe4 min
About Radio National Breakfast
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Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live.
The full unedited daily program is available on our website at:
abc.net.au/listen/programs/radionational-breakfast/
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