Radio National Breakfast

New research shows the Great Barrier Reef is showing signs of recovery after several mass bleaching events in the last decade, thanks to a late-summer monsoon.

The members of the Alchemy Chorus in Canberra share a love of singing - and a life experience of dementia.

The Prime Minister made a hand gesture in front of his chest when podcaster Nikki Osborne asked about melons gifted to him by the Japanese PM.

Federal Parliament resumes today, with the government hoping to pass a number of bills this sitting fortnight.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is confident of securing support from the Coalition to pass the government's gambling advertisement reforms.

It comes after multiple reports that American stockpiles are running low as the Iran war continues.

The South Australian State government has launched a new royal commission into artificial intelligence and the policy settings around it.

More than 110 people have been killed after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia overnight. 

Three powerful confederations have accused FIFA boss Gianni Infantino of "deception" over his failed plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors.

Are there things Australia can learn from the US in the fight against bird flu? 

Also, the government is determined to pass its reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, but now a former director of the NDIA suggests a new approach is needed. 

And tomorrow night millions of Australians will fill in the census. With a selection of new questions on gender and sexuality, what will the latest figures be able to tell us? 

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