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July 10 Breakfast Wrap: Modi comes to Melbourne
We take a closer look at the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Melbourne.
The two day leaders summit forged agreements to deepen defence ties, share more military information, also to finalise a uranium export deal.
And it culminated in a massive event at Melbourne's Docklands stadium attended by thousands of supporters and community members.
We'll hear from those attending, and go behind the spectacle.
We'll speak to the Greens, the Resources Minister, Australia's former Ambassador to India, also Human Rights Watch and Indian diaspora media covering this week's meetings.
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.
25 min
July 09 Cybersecurity expert says telco glitch could have been foreseen
Telstra's Chief Financial Officer - Michael Ackland - says the outage was caused by a "software defect."
7 min
July 09 The Friday Political Panel
Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.
16 min
July 09 O'Farrell backs deeper India ties, Australian multiculturalism
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will wrap up his two day visit to Australia today.
10 min
July 09 Albanese urged to ask Modi tough questions on human rights
The Indian Prime Minister has addressed tens of thousands of supporters at a stadium in Melbourne and forged deals on trade, security and minerals, yet human rights groups think there's a big omission from his meetings with the Australian government.
8 min
July 09 'Very real fear' India uranium deal could be used for nuclear program, Shoebridge says
Australia and India have finalised administrative arrangements allowing Australian uranium exports to India for peaceful purposes.
5 min
July 09 King defends uranium export deal, thinks safeguards in place
The Federal Government has finalised a deal to export uranium to India for peaceful purposes.
8 min
July 09 Andy Burnham nominates for UK Labour leader
The Manchester MP has the backing of 322 of a possible 403 Labour MPs.
9 min
July 09 Strait of Hormuz traffic thinning out says former mariner
Observers are reporting a "dramatic" drop in traffic since the latest military flare-up.
5 min
July 09 Iran continues attacks on Gulf states
The United States and Iran have exchanged military strikes for a second night.
8 min

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