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- Russia praises G20 declaration, as Ukraine fumesThe world's most powerful leaders have agreed on a joint declaration at the G20 summit in India, despite deep divisions over the Ukraine war.While critical of the humanitarian and economic consequences of the Ukraine invasion, the G20 joint declaration failed to mention Russia or expressly condemn the war.Guest: Kurt Volker, former US representative to NATO and former US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations10 min
- 'Situation is really tragic': Morocco earthquake rescue efforts continueThe death toll is still rising after the most powerful earthquake in a century struck Morocco, 70 kilometres south of Marrakech, at the weekend.The magnitude 6.8 quake shattered buildings and levelled entire villages, killing more than 2,000 people.Guest: Aida Alami, Moroccan journalist based in Rabat, contributor to The New York Time6 min
- Leigh Sales and Richard Fidler on the art of storytellingWhether you are listening to the radio, reading a newspaper or watching TV or TikTok, at the heart of any compelling content is a good story and a good storyteller.A new book, 'Storytellers' by ABC news presenter Leigh Sales hears from 30 of Australia's leading journalists and broadcasters to learn how they discover and deliver captivating stories.Guest: Leigh Sales, ABC Broadcaster and author of 'Storytellers'Richard Fidler, host of Conversations, ABC Radio National13 min
- Hit First Nations musical The Sunshine Club returnsThe social status of First Nations people after WWII is revisited with a contemporary twist in the return of hit 90's musical The Sunshine Club.23-years since its stage debut, the focus has shifted from reconciliation to questions of sovereignty.11 min
- Biden and NASA chief release 'deepest' view of the universeFour full-colour images taken by the world's most powerful telescope, James Webb, are the most detailed snapshots ever taken of our cosmos.Dr Benjamin Pope, an astrophysicist from the University of Queensland who's involved in several James Webb observation projects joined the program to discuss.11 min
- Jeff Bridges returns to TV after 60 years - Talking TV with Wenlei MaIn new streaming series The Old Man, Jeff Bridges' plays an ex-CIA agent who's been living off the grid for many years - that is, until his past catches up with him.Also out this week is Our House, an English domestic thriller starring Line of Duty's Martin Compston and Downton Abbey's Tuppence Middleton.8 min
- Another "stolen generation" under NDIS, Royal Commission toldFirst Nations people from remote areas often have no option but relocate after getting an NDIS plan - and some are forcibly sent - according to evidence before the Disability Royal Commission.The Commission is holding hearings in the Territory this week to look at how the NDIS is working for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.8 min
- Albanese taking a leaf out of Hawke's book with job summit - politics with Shane WrightThe government is hoping to reach consensus at its jobs and skills summit, which will be held over two days in September.Chief Economics Correspondent for the Nine Papers Shane Wright.8 min
- Tony Abbott on Shinzo AbeTributes continue to pour in from around the world for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whose assassination has shocked the international community.Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott worked closely with Shinzo Abe, and has described him as a great friend of Australia.11 min
- Treasurer Jim Chalmers on the jobs summitMore than 100 leaders from business and the unions will gather in September for the jobs summit, which will be followed up by the October Budget and then a white paper.Treasurer Jim Chalmers says that in its current form, enterprise bargaining has failed to deliver consistent wage growth and there's a genuine 'appetite' to address economic challenges.14 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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