Radio National Breakfast

Sir Keir Starmer has become the sixth British prime minister to leave office in the past 10 years.

The deadly H5N1 bird flu has officially been detected for the first time on mainland Australia.

The highly contagious variant - which has now reached every continent - has devastated wildlife populations overseas.

We hear from Australia's Chief Veterinary Office.

Then, Labor Senator Deborah O'Neill discusses last week's a fiery Senate inquiry testimony from former KPMG boss Andrew Yates. 

And we look at the political uncertainty facing the future of Keir Starmer's Prime Ministership. 

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

Granny Grommets was created in 1999 in Albany, Western Australia. 

Australia has just seen off the longest night of the year.

Australians are losing almost half-a-billion dollars each year due to problems with digital services. 

The disease was found in a migratory seabird at Cape Le Grand national park near Esperance, WA.

Michelle Rowland says the applications are part of a 'reset and refresh' of the NACC. 

This sitting fortnight, the government is focused on pushing their tax changes through parliament. 

KPMG is embroiled in a series of allegations over the misuse of confidential client information to win more business.

But US President Donald Trump has threatened to restart strikes on Iran for its support of Hezbollah militants in Lebanon.