Radio National Breakfast

It was a heartbreaking weekend for Socceroos fans, after Australia was knocked out of the World Cup in a penalty shoot-out against Egypt.

This morning, the Prime Minister has apologised for the comments.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to sign a major new treaty with Fiji.

The state's Chief Vet says they've boosted boots on the ground, as well as eyes in the air and at sea. 

UNESCO has put Australia on notice to reduce land clearing along Queensland's coast.

Extreme weather and nationalist protests complicated the celebrations.

But Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, was conspicuously absent. 

Could we end up with two Dalai Lamas?

A delegation of Palestinian health leaders from Project Rozana is visiting Australia this week.

Crossbenchers have helped force Senate committee inquiries into the contentious gambling regulation and social media bills.

Then, will the government's changes to the automated assessment process for in-home care funding improve the situation for older Australians? 

And the federal government has pledged $2 million in humanitarian aid to support communities affected by last week's twin earthquakes.

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