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Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast

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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0:06:34

Hormone replacement therapy and do collagen...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Hormone replacement therapy for women going through menopause has made a comeback in recent years after health scares.But a recent study has suggested that some forms of HRT are safer than others.And do collagen supplements actually work?Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of What's That Rash? podcast and RN's The Health Report

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0:07:38

Who is Bushra Bibi — Imran Khan's wife leads protests

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Bushra Bibi, the reclusive wife of jailed cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has emerged on the global stage as a key Pakistan protest leader.Quiet has descended on the streets of Islamabad following last week's mass protest march which led to deadly clashes between security forces and the former prime minister's supporters who were demanding his release from prison. And now, Bushra Bibi appears to have disappeared.Guest: Professor Samin Yasmeen, Director of the Centre for

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0:06:32

Advocates put gambling reform on agenda next year

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

During a frenzied final sitting week, Labor did not put forward its policy to tackle gambling ads — disappointing many.Now, an alliance of gambling-reform advocates are setting out to hold the Government to tackling the issue next year — with a campaign to make the issue a top priority.Guest: Tim Costello, Chief Advocate for the Alliance for Gambling ReformProducer: Eddy Diamond

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0:06:41

Woolworths reopens distribution centres amid strikes

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Woolworths is set to reopen one of its five distribution centres today amid ongoing strikes, which have seen 1500 workers walk off the job 12 days ago pushing for better pay and conditions.During the strikes, Woolworths shelves have been bare of essential items … and hundreds of stores across Australia have run low on stock as strikes forced the closure of five major distribution centres in Victoria and New South Wales.Guest: Tim Kennedy, Secretary of the United Workers Union

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0:06:05

Wicked and Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter remembered -...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

A warning this segment contains the voices and names of Aboriginal people who have died.Wicked has made over $538 million USD at the International Box Office, meaning there are some full - and noisy - cinemas. The figure means Wicked is now the highest grossing film based on a musical.And a new statue in Atherton Gardens, Fitzroy has been unveiled as a tribute to two music legends Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter.Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer

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0:06:20

'He said, she said' on Nature Positive laws -...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Guest: Michelle Grattan

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0:08:40

Greens on why the Nature Positive deal fell apart

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

The government's environment laws are hanging in the balance after a deal to pass them fell over at the last minute — in the crazy week that was last week in Parliament.Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young told Radio National Breakfast negotiations have been ongoing for months, and she claims "they were definitely close" to a deal but "the miners and loggers got their way."Guest: Sarah Hanson Young, Greens Environment SpokespersonProducer: Oliver Gordon

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0:12:30

Tesla Chair to lead review of research and development

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Leading tech expert and chair of Elon Musk's EV company Tesla Robyn Denholm has been appointed to lead a review of Australia research and development system.Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic says the investigation will give us an evidence base to grow our economy and boost our manufacturing sector.Guest: Ed Husic, Minister for Science and IndustryProducer: Oliver Gordon

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0:08:43

New treatment offers hope for Aussies with endometriosis

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Advocates are celebrating the listing of endometriosis treatment Visane, also known by the generic name dienogest, on Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.The listing will more than halve the annual cost of the daily tablets from $800 to $380, or around $90 for pension and concession card holders.Guest: Syl Freedman, co-founder, EndoActiveProducer: Jacqueline Breen

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0:05:59

Why members are losing trust in industry super funds...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Industry super fund group Cbus is coming under a lot of scrutiny for its mishandling of 10 thousand members' death and disability benefits.Cbus chair and former treasurer Wayne Swan fronted a Senate Economics Committee last week where he apologised to members. But the Cbus scandal highlights a bigger issue with trust in the $4 trillion super fund sector.Guest: Adele Ferguson, ABC Investigative Reporter

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0:08:39

Greenlight for Future Made in Australia

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

The Albanese Government's Future Made in Australia Fund has finally got the green-light — after being included in a swathe of bills rushed through parliament late last weekThe hope is the fund will spur local manufacturing and development in renewables and the critical minerals sector, which is essential for the development of battery storage.Guest: Wayne Smith, Smart Energy Council — the peak body whose members stand to benefit most from the fund

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0:08:59

Syrian rebels take control of Aleppo

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

Russia has carried out air-strikes in Syria, against rebel forces who've suddenly taken control of large areas of the city of Aleppo, Syria's second biggest city.Rebels led by an Islamist group Hayat Tahrir-al-Shams forced Syrian government soldiers to withdraw from the city — in a battle that killed hundreds of people, including regime forces and civilians.Guest: Joshua Landis, Director at the Centre for Middle East Studies at the University of OklahomaProducer: Anne Barker

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0:07:22

'Catastrophic': 700 aid trucks head to famine-hit Sudan

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/01

The World Food Program has been given the go-ahead to send in 700-hundred trucks to famine-hit areas of Sudan.More than half the population of Sudan — or 25 million people — are in desperate need of humanitarian aid, as acute hunger and disease worsen across the country — in the midst of a civil conflict that has raged since April last year.Guest: Alex Marianelli, Director of Supply Chain for the UN's World Food ProgramProducer: Anne Barker and Kimberley Price

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0:04:05

Dinosaur poop fills in an evolutionary gap - Science...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

In the journal Nature this week, scientists have compiled an explanation of exactly how dinosaurs came to be the dominant animals on our planet, 200 million years ago.And the scientists did this — believe it or not — by analysing more than 100kg of fossilised faeces.Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science EditorBrainteaser (answer in the audio): Ann says, "It wasn't me!"Bill says, "It was Clare!"Clare says, "Bill's lying!"Only one is telling the truth. Who did it?For more of the

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0:08:58

North Melbourne and Brisbane face off in AFLW Grand...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

The biggest day of the year has arrived for AFLW, with the North Melbourne Kangaroos and the Brisbane Lions to play in a grand final on Saturday.But ahead of the big dance, the AFL has received criticism for not moving the game from Princess Park to Marvel Stadium to allow more fans to attend.Guests: Sonja Hood, North Melbourne President and Breeanna Brock, Brisbane Lions' head of women's footballProducer: Richard Crabtree

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0:08:08

Calls for program to support young people through DV

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

Despite widespread acknowledgement that young people experience family and domestic violence, there are very little support services available for 15 to 19 year olds. But a program in Melbourne is hoping to change that.Guests: Conor Palll, survivor, advocate and authorVicki Sutton, Melbourne City Mission chief executiveProducer: Kimberley Price

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0:09:18

Simon Birmingham's parting message to the Liberal party

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

Veteran Liberal Senator Simon Birmingham will retire from federal politics at the next election, and has sent a final message to his Liberal colleagues and the wider parliament.The outgoing Senator is warning against polarisation and division and suggests "tribalism drives more extremes." On the matter of trans rights, which has emerged as a key culture war in the US, Simon Birmingham says he doesn't want to see the divisiveness of US campaign style politics imported into Australia

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0:08:44

Will sending 10 year olds to jail fix youth crime in...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

Tough youth crime laws have been introduced into Queensland's Parliament, making it possible for children to be sentenced as adult and imprisoned for crims like manslaughter.The Making Queensland Safer laws became a key policy in the Liberal's election campaign which saw them returned to power in the October state election.Guest: Queensland Attorney-General and Integrity Minister, Deb FrecklingtonProducer: Joanna Crothers

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0:10:16

Could 'summer surprises' bring Albanese unstuck? -...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and ABC Political lead and host of Insiders on ABC TV David Speers join RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.Guest: David Speers, Samantha Maiden

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Government passes over 30 bills in late night sitting

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/28

The Albanese government has passed a massive tranche of new legislation, as all sides of parliament gear-up for next year's federal election.Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt told Radio National Breakfast while it's still the Government's "expectation" they'll return in February, the busy final sitting day allowed them to "deliver a substantial package of reforms for Australians."Guest: Murray Watt, Minister for Employment and Workplace RelationsProducer:

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