Radio National Breakfast

Victoria's opposition says the government's new follow-the-money powers for its anti-corruption commission fall short and restrict IBAC's ability to deal with corruption in the construction sector, by making allegations previously dealt with off limits.

It comes after department secretaries requested a ban on video footage from parliamentary hearings being edited and shared on social media.

The federal government has unveiled its proposed Digital Duty of Care, which it says builds on Australia's "world-leading" social media ban for children. 

The Prime Minister is facing criticism for not declaring his honorary membership of a golf course promised a taxpayer funded grant.

The government unveiled the first draft of its Digital Duty of Care laws yesterday. 

The federal government has unveiled its digital duty of care laws, which will give Australians the choice to opt out of algorithms online.

The UK has announces restrictions on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank after reports of increasing settler violence towards Palestinians.

In response to The White House placing tariffs on Canadian goods, Prime Minister Mark Carney has hit back with retaliatory tariffs which came into effect over night

She's a teacher turned dairy farmer from Mannum, in South Australia, who co-founded the agri-tourism business Dairy Adventures.

Can we simply shut off the algorithms sending content to our screens on the world's biggest social media platforms?

That is what the federal government would love to be able to do via new legislation its introducing this week. 

Then we'll dive into One Nation's new superannuation policy with MP Barnaby Joyce. 

And we'll hear about daring heists of food and beverage products in the United Kingdom.

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