The Coalition has continued to press the Albanese government on its response to antisemitism, after ASIO revealed Iran orchestrated arson attacks in Sydney and Melbourne.

The government has expelled the Iranian ambassador to Australia — the first time such action taken since World War Two — and it plans to designate Iran's revolutionary guard as a terrorist group

• Guest: Tim Wilson, Shadow Minister for Small Business, Industrial Relations and Employment
• Producer: Grace Stranger

Almost a million Australians delay or skip specialist care because of the cost, according to a report by the Grattan Institute earlier this year.

There's no evidence that high fees mean better care — although they clearly harm patients and put pressure on the health system.

• Guest: Dr Mark Sinclair, president of the Australian Society of Anesthetists
• Producer: Eddy Diamond

What do Beyoncé, Roger Bannister, Taylor Swift and Pelé all have in common? They all feature in the annual compendium of record-breaking achievements known as the Guinness World Records.

The book's 70th edition is released next month, having already broken a record of its own with 150 million copies sold world-wide — the biggest-selling title still in copyright.

• Guest: Mark Cote, Guiness World Record adjudicator
• Producer: David Cook

A new poll in France shows almost two thirds of voters want parliament dissolved and new elections held as the French Prime Minister François Bayrou fights to hold onto power.

In a rare move, Mr Bayrou has called for a confidence vote next month in the hope of winning support for his budget cuts worth 44 billion euros.

Opposition parties say they will reject the budget package, meaning Mr Bayrou could be forced from office.

• Guest: Natanael Bloch, political analyst and adviser to the former French President Nicolas Sarkozy
• Producer: Anne Barker

The Israeli attack on Gaza's Nasser hospital this week — that killed at least 22 people — has underscored the dire state of healthcare in the Palestinian enclave for its 2 million people.

The damage to Nasser Hospital comes as a UN-backed agency last week declared an official famine in Gaza City where residents are also facing an escalating military assault by Israel and forced evacuation to areas further south.

A human rights group has warned that evacuating Gaza City hospitals would be a death sentence for hundreds of patients

• Guest: Aseel Aburass is the Director of the Occupied Palestinian Territories Department at Physicians for Human Rights Israel
• Producer: Anne Barker

Iran's ambassador has less than a week to leave the country following Australia's decision to expel him and other members of his delegation.

The decision comes after ASIO announced that Iran orchestrated at least two antisemitic attacks on Australian soil — at Melbourne's Adass Israel Synagogue in December and Sydney's Lewis Continental Kitchen last October.

On the Breakfast Wrap we hear from the Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong and the Shadow Home Affairs Minister Andrew Hastie and get international reaction from an Iran analyst in Washington DC. 

Then, we return to Gaza - where Israel's explanation for deadly strikes on a hospital is being criticised by a hospital director. We hear from the head of paediatrics at Nasser hospital. 

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

Spring has almost sprung across the country. But those of you allergic to pollen, you might not be celebrating the seasonal change.

You might brush a runny nose or headache off as an annual irritant. But new data released today by Deloitte Access Economics has calculated the financial cost of the coughs, sneezes and serious health conditions caused by allergic diseases.

• Guest: Maria Said, Director and Co-chair of the National Allergy Council and CEO of Allergy & Anaphylaxis Australia
• Producer: David Cook

There are few surgeons in the world who can perform life-changing and life-saving operations in utero.

Professor Glenn Gardener's team is the only one in Australia trained to perform spina bifida surgery in the womb. And he regularly performs other complex surgeries, from in utero blood transfusions to treating twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.

His work has greatly enhanced the quality of life for many babies and saved the lives of others.

Guest: Professor Glenn Gardener, Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist and Director of the Mater Centre for Maternal Fetal Medicine at Mater Mothers' Hospitals

Residents in the north-east Victorian town of Porepunkah are being urged to stay indoors while the search continues for a man who allegedly shot and killed two police officers yesterday.

The ABC reports the alleged gunman as Dezi Freeman, a self-described Sovereign Citizen aged in his 50s.

• Guest: Wayne Gatt, Secretary, Victorian Police Association 
• Producer: Grace Stranger

A landmark bill to establish a public child sex offender register in Queensland will be introduced to the state's parliament today.

It's called Daniel's Law and the bill honours 13-year-old Daniel Morcombe who was abducted on the Sunshine Coast more than 20 years ago.

• Guest: Dan Purdie, Qld Minister for Police and Emergency Services
• Producer: Eddy Diamond