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- EU Ambassador to Australia on the historic NATO summitPrime Minister Anthony Albanese says free trade negotiations with the European Union will resume, as he holds a flurry of meetings alongside the historic NATO summit in Madrid.Leaders gathered to discuss the military alliance and have vowed to provide more support for Ukraine, labelling Russia a "direct threat" to Europe's security.18 min
- Michael Franti finds new meaning in latest musicKnown for singing about war and peace and the reality of gun violence in America, Michael Franti's music has covered the depth of life all while lifting and inspiring audiences around the world.Now, his latest album shares the silver linings he's found, as the world emerges from the pandemic.11 min
- The role of brain injury in family violenceAboriginal women and children experience family violence at disproportionately high rates.An area which has had very little research is the role of traumatic brain injury and how it impacts both victims and perpetrators.8 min
- Frogs named after teacher turned amphibian championRetired music teacher turned scientist Marion Anstis got the surprise of her life when she received a call to say a new genus of frogs was going to be named in her honour.The naming recognises Marion's longtime love of the Australian amphibians, which saw her circumnavigate the country in her campervan - doubling as a lab - and record frog species.7 min
- Fears jobseekers will be unfairly punished under new programWelfare advocates warn the Federal Government hasn't gone far enough to protect the 800,000 jobseekers, who will move to a new mutual obligation job assistance program on Monday.Jobseekers with demerits under the current program will be given a clean slate for the start of Workforce Australia, but there's concern vulnerable people could lose Centrelink payments.8 min
- Explosive testimony about Donald Trump and Capitol riotsA former White House aide has alleged that Donald Trump was well aware of the potential violence that erupted on January 6, when supporters descended on the Capitol.Cassidy Hutchinson, who worked for Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows appeared before the committee investigating last year's attack and gave new evidence outlining his attempts to subvert the 2020 election.6 min
- Fears of Russian expansion a very real concern at NATO Summit - Politics with Phil CooreyThe NATO leaders summit is being attended by dozens of world leaders, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese - fears of Russian expansion are a major focus.The chief political correspondent with The Financial Review, Phil Coorey, joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.5 min
- NATO summit opens amid warnings of Russian expansionDay one of the NATO Summit in Madrid has wrapped up with news Sweden and Finland are set to join the organisation, after Turkey agreed to support their membership.World leaders are working through ways to redefine their relationships with Russia, but they're co-operating to contain the Kremlin's aggression.11 min
- Australia facing a 20-year submarine capability gapDefence Minister Richard Marles says he hopes to have the key details of the AUKUS nuclear submarine program nailed down by next March.He says that the Government is exploring all options to close what could be a 20 year capability gap before the nuclear subs are in the water.14 min
- Uber advocates for major change to gig economyThere could be a major change coming for the riders who bring takeaway to your home and the drivers who ferry you about town.Tech goliath Uber is calling for workers across the sector to be guaranteed a minimum wage and other conditions for the first time, a move that would upend the so-called gig economy.15 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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