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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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0:05:57

Kevin Rudd Ready To Work With Trump

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

Kevin Rudd, Australia's Ambassador to the US has stated that he ready to work with the incoming Trump administration and keen to secure ongoing support for AUKUS from President-elect Donald Trump.The former Prime Minister has said the economic and security benefits make the pact worthwhile for the US Guest: Dr. Mara Karlin, Former Assistant Secretary in the US Department of Defence

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0:07:15

Zoe Daniel on election funding

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

The government says its shake-up of election funding and disclosure laws will keep big money out of politics.But a growing number of independents aren't convinced the changes are being made in good faith.

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0:17:19

Bill Shorten's Farewell to Parliament

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

After almost two decades in office, and six years as Labor leader, frontbencher Bill Shorten is retiring from politics in February. The NDIS Minister is delivering his valedictory speech in Parliament and delivers a parting message to his colleagues in the Labor party.GUEST: Bill Shorten, Minister for NDISPRODUCER: Oliver Gordon

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0:06:21

Jimmy Lai takes the stand in national security trial

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

One of Hong Kong's most influential pro-democracy figures has taken the stand in a landmark national security trial that may see him sentenced to life imprisonment.Media mogul and prominent businessman Jimmy Lai who founded the now-shuttered Apple Daily newspaper is accused of charges of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces and publish seditious material by using his platform to oppose the government.The 76-year-old was arrested in 2020 during a crackdown on mass pro-democracy

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0:06:03

More people want a tree change, but is infrastructure...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

While there is increasing demand for a tree change across the country, some key areas of regional infrastructure and livability are not progressing. That's the findings of Regional Australia Institute's progress report, which is calling for a National Population Plan to cater to regional needs. Featuring: Liz Richie, Regional Australia Institute CEO

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0:10:43

Romlie Mokak on the inaugural Mokak Oration

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

Rom Mokak is the Productivity Commission's first Aboriginal commissioner and a strident voice for the involvement of Indigineous people in public policy.

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0:04:57

AFL Number 1 Draft Pick Goes to Richmond - Sport with...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.

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0:08:18

Why are women in the United States stockpiling...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

The landmark United States Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 has led to a patchwork of complex and restrictive abortion regulations across the country, which now sees 14 states with near-total abortion bans, and a total of 41 states with abortion bans in effect based on gestational duration.But in the wake of the US election and with the Donald Trump administration due to take office in January, many women across the U.S. are now trying to navigate the laws to ensure

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0:07:25

US Envoy optimistic of a possible truce between...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/20

A United States envoy said an agreement to end the Israel-Hezbollah war is "within our grasp" after Lebanon and Hezbollah both agreed in principle to a US ceasefire proposal. Amos Hochstein says he's travelled to Lebanon because there's a "real opportunity" to bring the two month war to an end. Guest: Eric Bordenkircher, Centre for Middle East Development UCLAProducer: Anne Barker

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0:08:50

New documentary uncovers archival surf film

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

A new surf documentary has travelled back through the film archives to pay homage to the Australian surf scene.Featuring interviews with surfing culture legends and commentators like Tim Winton, Bob McTavish and Wayne Lynch, YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN HERE YESTERDAY has received rave reviews from film festivals around the country.Featuring: Jolyon Hoff, filmmaker and writer

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0:08:34

Supporters call on Australian government to demand...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

Supporters of Mr Ng are calling on the government to lobby China for his release and follow the lead of the United States by imposing sanctions.

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0:08:04

Richie Benaud's Blue Suede Shoes

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

Manchester 1961, with the Ashes on the line, and England 1-150 and cruising to victory, Australia's captain Richie Benaud pulled what was then considered a radical move.

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0:07:46

Modern slavery exists in plain sight: AIC

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

The Australian Institute of Criminology has found forced marriage was the most dominant form of modern slavery in Australia during 2022.Researchers from the institute have pulled together data from four government agencies including the Australian Federal Police in an attempt to help prosecute more perpetrators.

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0:09:27

Tasmanian government walks away from pokie card reform

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

The Tasmanian Government has back flipped on a promise to implement a universal cashless gaming card which would limit the amount of money people could spend on pokies annually.The move triggered the Greens to bring on a no confidence motion in Premier Jeremy Rockliff.

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0:07:54

Coalition to block international student caps

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

The Coalition will block a bill to limit the number of international students coming into the country - despite previously pushing for migration numbers to come down.

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0:11:45

Marles on Russia's nuclear threat

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

Australia's Defence Minister says the government is "engaging closely" with Ukraine to reopen Australia's embassy in Kiyv.

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0:07:52

Gender pay gap figures released

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

The Workplace Gender Equality Agency pay gap scorecard is out and for the first time, CEO's are included in the gender pay gap data.

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0:07:28

Are Australians reading less? New data suggests so

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

New research shows that Australia is falling behind its international counterparts in reading and the purchasing of books.The European and International Book Federation found only 64 per cent of Australians bought a book in the past year and only eight in ten read a book.Featuring: Anna Burkey, Australia Reads

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0:03:53

Politics with James Massola

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

The National Affairs Editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers joins Radio National Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.

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0:08:24

Renewable sector hails "quiet revolution"

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/11/19

As Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen pushes for a new global financing agreement at COP talks, renewables operators say a "quiet revolution" is helping clean-up the country's energy supply at home.New analysis commissioned by the sector shows the electricity grid is 30 per cent cleaner than it was on track to be a decade ago.

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