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- Morocco earthquake: Rescuers race to find survivorsRescue teams are digging by hand and basic tools in Morocco following Friday's earthquake.It's a race against time to find survivors of the country's worst quake for sixty years, which has killed and injured thousands of people.Guest: Sami Fakhouri, acting head of the Morocco delegation of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies4 min
- Leonard Bernstein: maverick conductor and composer - Music with Russell TorranceThe Australian Chamber Orchestra is heading off on another tour, with Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra are set to hear the sounds of Postcard from Italy.And Maestro, the new film about Leonard Bernstein, has been premiered in Venice. Bradley Cooper stars as Leonard Bernstein, the maverick American conductor and composerGuest: Russell Torrance, ABC Classic Drive presenter5 min
- 'A blind spot': Helen Haines introduces regional housing amendmentFor those living in regional and remote areas, the country's housing crisis brings additional challenges, including around supply and access to government funding.Independent member for Indi Helen Haines is today bringing forward an amendment to address the issue to Parliament.Guest: Helen Haines, Independent member for Indi12 min
- How should we reform the NDIS?The National Disability Insurance Scheme was designed to fundamentally shift how this country viewed people with disability, and to remove barriers to access across society.But soaring costs and poor experiences for people using the system have led to calls for a comprehensive reform of the NDIS.Guest Micheline Lee, former human rights lawyer and painter. Her forthcoming Quarterly Essay is on humanity, disability and the NDIS.8 min
- Voice failure would be 'big setback' for reconciliation - Politics with Michelle GrattanPolling in the nine newspapers shows declining support for the Voice, and declining support for Anthony Albanese. Is there much thought being given in government ranks to what happens if the Voice goes down?The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Guest: Michelle Grattan5 min
- Government 'can't take a step backward' on China: OppositionLast week, former Prime Minister Scott Morrison told the Liberal party room Anthony Albanese shouldn't be too keen to accept an invitation to visit China.Sussan Ley, Deputy Opposition leader says the visit was "up to the Prime Minister" but she says it's for the Anthony Albanese to "justify" how the visit doesn't give the Chinese President credibility.Guest: Sussan Ley, Deputy Opposition leader13 min
- Are staffing requirements impeding aged care homes?New data shows aged care facilities are growing at half the rate they have been over the previous five years, despite a rising ageing population.10 min
- RBA Governor uses final speech to issue warningDuring RBA Governor Philip Lowe's seven year term, he encouraged governments to take greater responsibility for economic settings, instead of relying on the blunt tool of interest rates.And in his final speech, he suggested that some decisions around spending and taxation should be left to an independent body, outside the Parliament.Guest:John Edwards, economist and a former RBA board member8 min
- Spanish football boss Luis Rubiales resignsLuis Rubiales, the embattled and controversial president of the Spanish football federation has resigned in an interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan.It follows weeks of global criticism following Mr Rubiales kissing Spain forward Jenni Hermoso without consent at the Women's World Cup final presentation ceremony.Guest: Aitor Hernandez-Morales, Politico in Madrid7 min
- How can Australia compete in a clean energy world?In the US, hundreds of billions of dollars are being invested in new programs and funding to boost clean energy and accelerate the country's transition to net zero.So, how should Australia respond to make sure we aren't left behind in our own transition to renewables?Guest: Saul Griffith, co-founder and chief scientist of Rewiring Australia8 min
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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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