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Radio National Breakfast daily stories separated for easy listening. Radio National Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today — and with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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From his Caribbean roots to his Isle of Dogs upbringing in East London, Hak Baker is a singer and songwriter who has a lot of stories to tell.
A prodigy. A phenomenon. A legend in the making. They're just a few of the descriptors flying around to describe young cricketer Sam Konstas after his electrifying Test debut at the MCG.
Co-Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer admits he never had much time to read books amid his busy schedule as a doctor and world-leading cancer researcher.
2024 was billed as the biggest election year of voting in global history, as almost half of the world's population — 3.5 billion people — headed to the polls in 72 countries. A year ago, we previewed this "democracy super bowl" with two special guests — and they're back to tell us how it all went.
Several Victorian Liberal MPs have now put their hand up to lead the beleaguered party
Sydney to Hobart yacht race organisers have confirmed two people have died in the race overnight. The crew members died in two separate incidents involving the boats Flying Fish Arctos from New South Wales, and Bowline from South Australia.
Summer Breakfast film critic Stephen A Russell on the best of the Boxing Day cinema releases.
Fifty years on from Cyclone Tracy, members of the Australian Defence Force who assisted with the rescue and recovery mission are calling for the creation of a special award to acknowledge their service, in responding to one of Australia's worst natural disasters.
More than 50 British MPs and peers have signed a letter urging Prime Minister Keir Starmer to implement a medical evacuation programme for injured Palestinian children in Gaza after the UK denied entry to a four-year-old Palestinian boy who lost both his legs in an Israeli attack.
As fires continue burning in Victoria's west, Boxing Day conditions and into the weekend are set to mirror those of Black Summer.Many locals were forced to spend Christmas out of their homes as at-risk towns were evacuated early.Featuring: Karen Hyslop, Northern Grampians Shire Mayor
Corrie Perkin, writer and Director of the Sorrento Writers Festival joined Sally Sara on Radio National Breakfast to discuss her summer reading recommendations
Around a quarter of a million people are estimated to have died in the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami, more than half of them from Aceh province in Indonesia.One-thousand kilometres of coastline around the province were smashed by the wave, wiping out entire villages and families.Radio National Breakfast hears from one person who survived.
In a trend mirroring Australia, around 30 per cent of Americans call themselves religious "nones". That is, they have no affiliation with any organised religion. But a study of 11,000 people by the Pew Research Center shows that many "nones" still believe in God. Also, is solitude an antidote to the anxieties caused by our modern culture of distraction?
A Jewish feminist New Testament Studies teacher on what keeps her curious; a major statement on climate change from the Muslim Council of Elders; and how a veteran Australian ecologist manages to keep getting out of bed in the morning.
The contemporary Christian music industry caters predominantly to Christians, but it exerts a surprising influence on the music mainstream as well. Also: ethical wiggle room in the commandment "thou shalt not steal"; a conversation about Black ritual and liturgy; and the big seasonal question of whether or not we should lie about Santa Claus to our kids.
Two out of three Australians will get skin cancer at some point in their lives, according to the Cancer Council. As the World Health Organisation predicts melanoma deaths will increase globally almost 70 per cent by 2040, a new documentary 'Conquering Skin Cancer' sends a warning to sunbathers through famous faces.
News Corp and Telstra have agreed to sell Foxtel to British sports streaming company DAZN for $3.4 billion.
Australia made global headlines after becoming the first country to ban social media for under 16s — and now in another world first new standards that put the onus on tech giants to monitor and remove harmful online content have come into force.The new codes cover the removal of child sexual abuse material and pro-terror content and so called 'nudify apps' — which use generative AI to create deepfake pornography.Guest:Julie Inman Grant, eSafety CommissionerProducer: Lara Heaton
The Prime Minister will travel to Darwin this week to mark 50 years since Cyclone Tracy hit the city in the early hours of Christmas day 1974.66 people lost their lives and almost 90 percent of Darwin's homes were destroyed, as winds in excess of 200 kilometres an hour tore through the city.The next morning the extent of the devastation was hard to comprehend.
Fires continue to burn in Victoria's west, with concerns raising for the festive period as temperatures set to soar and winds pick up.Boxing Day is anticipated to be the worst fire weather conditions Victoria has seen since Black Summer.
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