Radio National Breakfast

The government has released a plan for a gas reservation policy that would force exporters to supply the domestic market with 20 per cent of their exports each year.

We'll hear from the federal resources minister and her Coalition counterpart. 

Then 11 Australian activists detained by Israel earlier this month while on a flotilla delivering aid to Gaza have now returned home, following a global outcry over their alleged treatment in custody. One of the activists share's their story with us. 

And the AFL world is mourning the death of ex-player and coach Neale Daniher, who's died at the age of 65 after a long battle with motor neurone disease. 

Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

For more than half a century, Tom Penna has wielded the gavel for Elders over livestock auctions across South Australia — through droughts and export market collapses, to booming demand and world-record sales.

There's some good news for inflation-hit households today — energy prices are trending down.

Coalition frontbencher Susan McDonald says Australia is seeing investment "fall off a cliff" at a time "when Australia desperately needs more energy"

The federal government has released the draft framework for its gas reservation scheme which will require gas exporters to supply the equivalent of 20 per cent of their exports volumes to the domestic market.

The federal government says it's consulting with key stakeholders over its contentious changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax, after fierce opposition from industry groups and investors.

Pope Leo has issued his first encyclical, warning against the dangers of artificial intelligence alongside the co-founder of one of the world's largest AI developers. 

11 Australian activists detained by Israel earlier this month while on a flotilla delivering aid to Gaza have now returned home following a global outcry of their alleged treatment in custody.

On this day in 1997, the landmark Bringing Them Home report was tabled in federal parliament But 29 years on just a handful of the report's 83 recommendations have been implemented.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo government says suspected Ebola cases have passed 900 as the outbreak in the east of the country continues to spread.