Radio National Breakfast

Both women have served as the peak body's secretary and president for the better part of a decade. 

Labor's national conference wrapped up on the weekend in a spirit of consensus, after party powerbrokers successfully squashed public debates on some issues.

One of them came from Labor back-bencher Ed Husic who failed to secure a seconder for his proposed resolution on Israel and Palestine.

Then, is the Victorian Premier in trouble just four months out from a state election? We'll find out about the plot to topple Jacinta Allan. 

And India's Cockroach movement has toppled the country's Education Minister.  

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

Today at the start of Donate-Life Week - the federal government is urging other states and territories to follow that lead as at least 2000 Australians wait on organ transplant lists.

Mr Husic has criticised Labor's internal culture, arguing the party has become too reluctant to openly disagree.

James Patterson recently visited the US and met with senior officials at the Pentagon.

This morning, hundreds of women from across rural and regional Australia are descending on Orange - in New South Wales - for the Women in Agriculture National Conference.

Australian aerial firefighting companies are assisting France battle one of the worst wildfire seasons in the country's history.

The CJP has announced it's ending its protests - following the resignation.

Journalists, White House officials and president Trump returned for a replay of the event at the weekend.

It comes after the Houthis announced a maritime blockade on Saudi vessels in the Red Sea last week.