Radio National Breakfast

Aussie rules legend Kevin Sheedy told Radio National Breakfast that "no one's ever done what Neale's done".

Independent MP Zali Steggal has confirmed on Radio National Breakfast that talks are underway among so-called 'teal' independents about forming a new political party. 

We hear from the MP, and the former Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull about why he thinks it would be a good idea. 

Then we also get the latest on the US negotiations with Iran, and what the impact is as they drag on.

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

Despite an abundance of natural resources, around two million Australians face daily uncertainty over the safety of their drinking water — most in regional and remote communities.

Simon Quilty is the co-founder of the Indigenous-led housing initiative Wilya Janta and has been involved in the creation of new pilot homes in Tennant Creek.

The Albanese government's new gas reservation scheme is supposed to kick in next year — but beyond the headline, there hasn't been much detail about the scheme.

The first of 11 Australian activists have returned home after being detained by Israeli forces for trying to break the maritime blockade of Gaza. 

The activists have alleged mistreatment while detained, including physical abuse. 

Israel has denied the allegations via the IDF, the prison service and the ambassador to Australia. 

Russia launched a wave of missile and drone strikes on Kyiv at the weekend – in one of the ‌heaviest bombardments since the start of the war.

The World Health Organisation has raised the public health risk from the Ebola outbreak from "high" to "very high" in  the Democratic Republic of Congo.

There were reports this morning that former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is engaging in talks with Teal Independents to form a new political party. 

There are reports in multiple newspapers today, that the teal independents are in talks to form a new political party.