Several hospitals in central Queensland — including in Biloela and Cooktown — remain on what's known as maternity bypasses, despite promises from multiple governments to recruit more staff and open the services again.

But one woman thought there must be an easier way for women to receive the care they need in their own home.

• Guest: Siobhan Scott, registered midwife

Less than two months out from Australia's social media ban for children under the age of 16, questions remain on how it will be implemented - and how much safer it will make the online environment.

A Senate committee examining the ban has been hearing from tech giants including Google and Microsoft - but representatives from Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok were absent.

• Guest: Lucy Thomas, Project Rockit CEO and co-founder
• Producer: Jason Whittaker

The federal government has announced major changes to its superannuation tax reform proposal, more than two years after it was first announced.

Shadow Treasurer, Ted O'Brien, has welcomed the overhaul, describing it as a "victory." 

• Guest: Ted O'Brien, Shadow Treasurer and Deputy Leader of the Opposition 
• Producer: Isadora Bogle 

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed several changes to the government's superannuation tax proposal have been made... more than two years after the original proposal was announced.

The changes include indexing to inflation the proposed new threshold at which tax on earnings would be doubled... and only applying the measure to realised capital gains.

• Guest: Jim Chalmers, Treasurer
• Producer: Isadora Bogle 

Positive policy change or a watering down of crucial tax reform? The federal government's re-work of its proposed superannuation tax policy has divided opinion.

While the government still plans to double tax on earnings on superannuation balances of more than three million dollars, the threshold will be indexed to inflation, and won't apply to unrealised capital gains. 

• Guest: Brendan Coates, Housing and Economic Security Program Director at the Grattan Institute 

Donald Trump has warned Russia that he may send Ukraine long-range Tomahawk missiles if Moscow does not settle its war. 

It comes ahead of another meeting between the US President and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House later this week.

But Russia has voiced concerns the transfer could cross a red line if the weapons are used on Russian soil.

We hear from retired US Air Force Colonel Cedric Leighton about the Russian concerns and whether they stack up.

The remaining living Israeli hostages have been released by Hamas more than two years after being captured.

As the survivors mark their first night of freedom, reaction is coming from across the globe, including here in Australia. 

• Guest: Josh Burns, Labor MP for Macnamara and Special Envoy for Social Housing and Homelessness 
• Producer: Isadora Bogle

A new LNG plant off the Pilbara coast of Western Australia will expose half a million people to unprecedented extreme heat and result in hundreds of additional deaths. 

That's according to new research released overnight from leading climate scientists, who say they can now directly link harmful impacts to new investments in coal and gas extraction.

The $16 billion  Scarborough Gas Project is expected to produce eight million tonnes of LNG annually from the second half of next year, which operator Woodside says will have a "negligible" climate impact.

• Guest: Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick, The Australian National University (ANU)  School of Environment and Society
• Producer: Jason Whittaker 

In a statement, Woodside told ABC Radio National Breakfast that climate change "cannot be attributed to any one event, country, industry or activity". 

According to Woodside, Scarborough "contains less than 0.1 per cent carbon dioxide" and "the project is expected to be one of the lowest carbon intensity sources of LNG delivered into north Asian markets".

The Israeli military has confirmed all 20 of the last living hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are now back in Israel, after more than two years' captivity.

In exchange for the hostages, Israel has released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detainees. 

The first groups have already begun arriving in Ramallah in the West Bank.

• Guest: Tirza Leibowitz, Deputy Director of Physicians for Human Rights, an Israel-based human rights organisation working to advance the right to health in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
• Producer: Teodora Agarici 

World leaders have signed a document on a ceasefire deal for Gaza at a peace summit in Egypt overnight.  

US President Donald Trump says the signing is a significant moment for the Middle East. 

Meanwhile, humanitarian aid has begun to trickle into Gaza as part of the ceasefire, with dozens of trucks arriving in the past couple of days. 

• Guest: Tess Ingram, humanitarian worker and spokesperson for UNICEF, the United Nations' children agency
• Producer: Teodora Agarici