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The Albanese Government's decision to extend the life of the North West Shelf Gas Project another 45 years to 2070 has been lambasted by climate advocates, Indigenous leaders, and scientists.

On the Breakfast Wrap podcast today, hear from the Greens and the business community about what this decision means for Australia. 

And then, it's been a dramatic couple of weeks for the Coalition.

First there was the opposition's disastrous result in the federal election and then the spectacular collapse of their decades-long partnership, only for it to patched up the following week.

Now there's a new shadow cabinet in place, including a new look finance team.

And the federal election may be weeks behind us now, but the battle for the marginal seats of Goldstein in Melbourne and Bradfield in Sydney is alive and well.

A full recount continues for Bradfield, where the candidates are separated by just two votes.

A partial recount in Goldstein kicked off yesterday to determine whether the provisional Liberal member Tim Wilson— who's declared victory over Independent Zoe Daniel —  is indeed the winner.

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The federal parliament won't sit until mid-July, but already a battle is brewing over one of the first pieces of legislation Labor wants to pass.

We'll look at why a key piece of superannuation legislation is so contentious and riling up our text line. 

And then, as the war in Gaza escalates, what is the way forward and what political solutions are still on the table. 

Listen to a conversation with two peace advocates, one Palestinian and one Israeli. 

And then members of Stolen Generations say a new scheme will help deal with the 'evils' of forced child removals, as Western Australia becomes the latest state to offer payment to survivors.

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Australia's home for the best coverage of the biggest breaking news events with specialised analysis of politics, business and sport and agenda-setting interviews with some of the world's leading experts, and change makers.

As some communities pick up the pieces following devastating floods, others prepare for a gruelling winter as drought conditions continue. 

Today's special edition of the Breakfast Wrap podcast dives back into months of drought coverage on Radio National Breakfast, hearing from farmers, psychologists, politicians and regional Australians about the toll the big dry is taking on our farming communities and the solutions being proposed. 

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Australia's home for the best coverage of the biggest breaking news events with specialised analysis of politics, business and sport and agenda-setting interviews with some of the world's leading experts, and change makers.

A Palestinian doctor at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza lost nine of her ten children in an Israeli strike on Friday. 

Today on the Breakfast Wrap podcast, we hear from one of her colleagues.

Also back home, while the water has begun to drain from much of the flooded areas in NSW, many people are yet to get back to their homes and businesses to assess the damage and look for their stock. 

Up to 10,000 homes and businesses are believed to have been affected, with 400 deemed uninhabitable so far.

And a schism is emerging between Liberals who want the party to move to the "sensible center" and those who believe moderates are hijacking the devastating election loss to suit their agenda.

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Australia's home for the best coverage of the biggest breaking news events with specialised analysis of politics, business and sport and agenda-setting interviews with some of the world's leading experts, and change makers.

The Breakfast Wrap podcast relives the political timewarp of the last week and finds out what conversations have been underway to get the Coalition back together. Hear from senior Liberal and Nationals MPs that have been working to restart negotiations between the two parties.

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