Radio National Breakfast

A joint federal parliamentary inquiry into skilled migration is set to hear from the booming technology sector today in Melbourne.

At least 16 Ukrainians have been killed in overnight Russian strikes, as strikes between the two countries continue to escalate.

A former US-Navy psychologist explains the impact to those on board. 

The IDF found there were mitigating circumstances in both cases involving the killing of MSF staff and their relatives - and won't take further action. 

Yesterday, the Israeli Ambassador was called into a meeting with the Foreign Minister - amid calls for him to be expelled from the country.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed outrage at Israel's decision to close an investigation on strikes that killed an Australian aid worker and her colleagues.

She says the timing is insulting to Zomi Frankcom's family and all Australians, after the government was informed shortly before a public announcement, and on World Humanitarian Day.

On The Breakfast Wrap we hear from independent UN Commissioner Chris Sidoti, and from the federal government.

Then, a powerful speech in parliament shines a spotlight on veteran's healthcare.

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

A deluge of rain has threatened the start of the annual Mundi Mundi Bash, which brings 15,000 people to the outback city of Broken Hill.

Once upon a time in Australia, menstrual products were taxed as non-essential goods.

In some cases, money from offshore or third parties was used to settle property purchases or make repayments.

Australia's second-most popular game for children Roblox will have three months to implement safety changes, or risk a Federal Court order.