full episode
RN Breakfast, 5th July 2024
Coverage and analysis of national and international events.
Published: with Patricia Karvelas
segment 1 of 11
Warning over powerful drugs
Researchers and frontline workers are raising the alarm over powerful drugs showing up in Australia for the first time after a series of overdose deaths.
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Duration: 5 minutes 53 seconds
segment 2 of 11
Voters head to polls for UK general election
The final votes are being cast in the general election that is expected to see Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party take power.
Guest: Richard Edwards, Political reporter, BBC Radio York
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segment 3 of 11
Senator Fatima Payman on quitting the Labor party
After a tumultuous week beset by rumours Senator Fatima Payman has quit the Labor party.
Fatima Payman said she was exiled by her party and couldn't in good conscience remain in the party.
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Duration: 16 minutes 57 seconds
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The Australian government's 'top-secret' deal with Amazon
The Australian government is teaming up with Amazon to establish a top secret data cloud to store Australia's classified military and intelligence information.
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Duration: 5 minutes 36 seconds
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'The Visitors' re-imagines the First Fleet arrival, begins regional tour
Imagine what Indigenous Australians thought when they saw the First Fleet land in Botany Bay?
Jane Harrison's The Visitors re-imagines the 1788 arrival and now Wesley Enoch is taking his production on the road across regional Australia.
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Duration: 6 minutes 12 seconds
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How to make a guilt free decision in the milk aisle
The debate around cow's milk versus plant milk is divisive, on all fronts. Which one is healthiest, which has the most nutrients, and which is best for the environment?
Professor Clare Collins has some guilt-free answers for the milky debate.
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Duration: 6 minutes 41 seconds
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The founder of the World Wide Web now wants to fix it
In 1989, computer scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee was quietly working away in his physics laboratory trying to find a solution for his colleagues to be able to easily share information with each other.
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Duration: 8 minutes 33 seconds
segment 8 of 11
Katy Gallagher: "If I couldn't stick with the Labor caucus I would leave the Parliament, that's not the decision Senator Payman has made"
The turmoil surrounding the now-former Labor Senator Fatima Payman has dominated a week the government had hoped to spend talking about its cost of living measures.
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Duration: 15 minutes 50 seconds
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'The nation has spoken': Fmr Tory minister reacts to Labour landslide
Exit polls in the UK suggest that British Labour is on track for a landslide win - and a humiliating wipeout for the conservative party.
With voting now finished, Labour appears to have won a whopping majority of around 170 seats.
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Duration: 11 minutes 48 seconds
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Politics with David Speers and Samantha Maiden
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.
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Duration: 7 minutes 16 seconds
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North Sydney Bears, AFL and Netball- Sport with Warwick Hadfield
In rugby league, are we about to see the return of one of the sport's foundation clubs, North Sydney?
In the AFL, two foundation clubs in a must-win blockbuster the MCG tonight, Collingwood and Essendon.
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Duration: 4 minutes 3 seconds