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Radio National Breakfast episodes
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- Greens on housing: 'This fight has just started'The Government have committed an additional $1 billion to be spent on public and community housing this year, in exchange for the Greens support of their signature Housing Australia Future Fund.12 min
- Unregistered teachers to plug gaps in QldThe teacher shortage in Queensland is so acute, that around 1000 unqualified university students will find themselves teaching in state schools by the end of the year.The revelation is another blow to the Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, who faces mounting calls from within her party to step down ahead of next year's state election.9 min
- UK China spy claims raise concerns in AustraliaLondon's relationship with Beijing is under the spotlight after revelations that two men have been arrested under the UK's Official Secrets Act. It's claimed one of the men was spying for China.Now, there are concerns that the same tactics could be used in Australia. So do we need to rethink our vetting processes?Guest: Peter Khalil, Chair of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security7 min
- 'Catraception' and other methods to tackle invasive speciesCat curfews and AI powered traps are just some of the tools being touted in the government's "war" on feral cats.But what are some of the more long term strategies scientists are developing to solve the problem?Guest: Dr Ellen Cottingham, Invasive species researcher, The University of Melbournem?7 min
- Israeli PM to visit US, but no Biden meeting plannedIn a week's time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will touch down in the US, but a meeting with President Joe Biden isn't on the cards.Netanyahu is expected to visit Silicon Valley, before heading to NY for the UN general assembly, but his office says there are no plans to meet US officials. It's an unusual situation for visiting Israeli leaders.Guest:Martin Indyk, former US Ambassador to Israel10 min
- ASEAN's relevance and power questionedASEAN is facing questions over its relevance, after its lukewarm attempt at its annual summit last week to exert pressure on Myanmar's military ruling junta.It comes as UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres told the meeting he remains "deeply concerned" over the "worsening political, humanitarian, and human rights" situation in Myanmar.Guest: Christopher Lamb, former Australian Ambassador to Myanmar, President of the Australia Myanmar Institute8 min
- Morocco earthquake death toll continues to riseThe toll from Friday's devastating earthquake in Morocco continues to rise, as the government defends the pace of search and rescue operations.The magnitude 6.8 quake has left more than 2,500 people death, and thousands more injured, with many of the worst-hit areas in the Atlas Mountains still cut off by landslides.Guest: Dr Clare McCaughey, Irish doctor based in Marakesh9 min
- Rebecca Lim's new children's novel explores impact of White Australia policyHow much do you know about the real impact of Australia's anti-immigration laws before 1958? Chances are you probably didn't learn much in primary school or your early years of high school.But now, a new book called 'Two Sparrowhawks in a Lonely Sky' by Rebecca Lim sheds some light on what life was actually like for Chinese immigrants in Australia.Guest: Rebecca Lim, author7 min
- Quantifying the effects of diagnostic errors - Health with Dr Norman SwanFor the first time a major US study is quantifying the effects of diagnostic errors.So what did the researchers discover, and what improvements would help us prevent diagnostic errors going forward?Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of the Coronacast podcast and RN's The Health Report5 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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