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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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0:08:49

Royal Carriage Maker says its not just a vehicle but...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/08

For the past six years, 74-year-old New South Welshman Jim Frecklington has been working on a carriage for King Charles — and despite a cancer diagnosis he continues to persevere.He has assembled a team of experts in NSW to help make his vision come to life including nods to previous monarchs and all 56 commonwealth countries.Guest: Jim Frecklington, Royal Coach Maker Producer: Madeleine Spencer

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0:08:52

Macron to appoint a new French PM within days

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/08

The French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to name a new prime minister within days — after a no-confidence vote in parliament forced Michel Barnier to resign, after a bare three months in the job.President Macron has rejected pressure from the opposition for his own resignation — saying he'll stay in the job until the end of his mandate in two years.Guest: Marta Lorimer, lecturer in politics at Cardiff UniversityProducer: Matt Simpson and Anne Barker

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0:04:56

Sport with Warwick Hadfield

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/08

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

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0:09:10

Assad flees to Moscow, as rebels take Syria

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/08

In a stunning end to almost 14 years of civil war — and 50 years of rule by the one family — the Syrian regime of Bashar al Assad is no more, after rebel forces captured the capital Damascus.The now-ousted President Assad has fled the capital for Moscow — according to Russian state media.Guest: Associate Professor Nader Hashemi, Georgetown UniversityProducer: Anne Barker

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0:04:32

Suspect in CEO shooting case identified

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/08

The Mayor of New York says authorities have identified the man suspected of killing United Health executive Brian Thompson.The 50-year-old Chief Executive of the company's insurance unit was shot dead last Wednesday on a Manhattan street in what police described as a targeted attack by a masked assailant. Guest: Dan Diamond national health reporter for The Washington Post

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0:07:22

The family band bringing back soft rock

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Breakout family band Infinity Song hail from Detroit, and their music has been earning hordes of fans online and in venues around the world.One of them, American hip hop icon Jay Z, was so impressed he signed them on the spot.Guests: Momo, Angel, Israel and Abraham - Infinity SongProducer: Luke Siddham Dundon

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0:05:02

Redress deal struck for abuse survivors

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Seven years since the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse handed down its final report, and the following year, in 2018 — the National Redress Scheme was established.But a significant number of survivors have been left in limbo, by a handful of organisations, including sporting groups, who have refused to join the schemeGuest: Alison Quigley, survivor of child sex abuseProducer: Scott WalesIf this story raises concerns for you, you can reach out to

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0:06:11

Independent MP's push to change small business...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Teal MPs are pushing to cut red tape for small businesses owners ahead of next year's federal election.Eight independents have joined the growing number of voices pushing to change the definition of "small business" from 15 to 25 employees or more.Guest: Luke Achersraat CEO Council of Small Business Organisations Australia Producers: Scott Wales, Joe Sullivan, Joanna Crothers

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0:06:46

Cricket, Matildas match and basketball news - Sport...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

In cricket, Australia thrashed India in the women's one day international in Brisbane yesterday. While in men's cricket, Mitchell Marsh named to play for Australia today in the second Test, and expected to bowl.In football, more disappointment for Chloe Logarzo, ruled out of the Matildas game against Chinese Taipei tomorrow. And in basketball, the Tasmanian Jack Jumpers moved a step closer to making the NBL finals after beating Cairns last night.Sports commentator and RN Breakfast

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0:13:38

Is nuclear proving a hard sell for the Coalition?

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Regional towns that could one day be hosting a nuclear power generator — if the federal opposition gets its way — had their say on the idea at parliamentary committee hearings across two states this week.Victoria's Latrobe Valley, long a site for coal-fired power generation, has been earmarked as one of seven possible locations under the Coalition's plan to add nuclear to the energy mix. But there's been some resistance in the community.Guest: Bridget McKenzie, Shadow Transport

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0:06:41

Dutton's election strategy and a sluggish economy -...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Economists have described the latest national accounts figures as a "sad economy without much hope". It's a tricky sell for the Treasurer, but what could it mean for interest rates?And Samantha Maiden has been looking closely at where the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton sees his path to victory - so what's his strategy?Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and Senior Economics Correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald Shane Wright join RN Breakfast to

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0:15:17

Richard Marles on AUKUS and Pacific relations

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

At a time of increasing strategic tension, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong have been visiting their counterparts in South East Asia and the Pacific.Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles joined Radio National Breakfast to discuss.Guest:Richard Marles, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence MinisterProducer: Krishani Dhanji

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0:09:09

Push to reform punishment for drug offences

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

A global coalition of policy makers is calling for a total rethink on illicit drugs policy, saying the "war on drugs is lost" — and the time has come for a new approach.The Global Commission on Drug Policy has released a new report calling for a re-evaluation of the global drug response, in the face of rising drug overdose deaths, and criminal justice systems that can no longer cope.Guest: Louise Arbour, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, behind the report

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0:03:51

Meet Wisdom, the 74-year-old egg laying albatross -...

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Earlier this week, on Midway Atoll in the northern Pacific, biologists spotted a female albatross fussing over her new egg, along with her mate. But this wasn't any albatross: she is the world's oldest known bird - first observed and tagged in the same location in 1956, and now estimated to be at least 74 years old.Guest: Dr Jonathan Webb, ABC Science EditorBrainteaser (answer in the audio):Name another word that could belong to this set:TAB REED FLOW GOD TANGFor more of

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0:05:42

Police face fresh ban at Sydney Mardi Gras

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

The question of whether police should march in Sydney's iconic Mardi Gras parade has made for painful fresh debate in 2024.After a compromise was reached for this year's parade, Mardi Gras organisers are asking their community to collectively decide the way forward through a vote at a meeting in Sydney tomorrow.Guest: Mits Delisle, co-covenor, Rainbow Labor NSWProducer: Jacqueline Breen

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0:06:41

Trump's controversial cabinet picks continue

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

US President-elect Donald Trump continues to make headlines with his Cabinet picks, ahead of his move to the White House next January.But there are reports that Trump is reconsidering his controversial defence secretary nominee, Fox News host Pete Hegseth, who is under a growing cloud and possibly replacing him with Florida governor Ron DeSantis.Guest:Megan Messerly, Politics Reporter for Politico Producer: Madeleine Hanger and Matt Simpson

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0:07:06

What's next for the proposed NZ treaty changes?

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

The political year in New Zealand is ending on a climactic note, after tens of thousands of people joined a protest against a bill to revise the Treaty of Waitangi.Following the demonstration, the latest polls show a drop in support for Prime Minister Christopher Luxton, who promised to support the draft bill in order to form a coalition government.Guest: Dominic O'Sullivan, Professor of Political Science, Charles Sturt University and Adjunct Professor, Stout Research Centre,

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0:09:03

'Goldilocks government in a parliament of bears'

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier resigns, after far-right and leftist MPs voted to topple his government earlier this week. The move has plunged France into its second major political crisis in six months. Guest: Dr Andrew Smith, Queen Mary University in LondonProducer: Anne Barker

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0:09:32

'Shocking': Anti-Semitism envoy on synagogue fire

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/05

Victorian police have confirmed they're treating a fire that's ripped through a synagogue in Melbourne's south-east this morning as suspicious.It took about 60 firefighters 45-minutes to control the blaze at the Addass Israel synagogue — and police say two people suffered minor injuries.Guest: Jillian Segal. Special Envoy to Combat Anti-Semitism Producer: Luke Siddham Dundon

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0:05:46

Film with Jason di Rosso

Radio National Breakfast — Separate stories podcast ·

2024/12/04

RN film critic and host of The Screen Show Jason Di Rosso joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest in cinema.

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