Rn Breakfast - Separate Stories Podcast
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- Duration: 36:03:08
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Synopsis
RN 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 todayalong with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
Episodes
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Former Olympic swimmer says the policing of women's bodies doesn't stand up
20/06/2022 Duration: 05minSome of the world's top swimmers have been left divided by a decision to effectively ban transgender athletes from elite competition. Swimming's world governing body FINA announced yesterday that transgender athletes will need to complete their transition by the age of 12 to compete.
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Sitting weeks and senate results - Politics with David Crowe
20/06/2022 Duration: 04minThe Coalition has accused Labor of being on a parliamentary go slow - with parliament due to sit for just 8 weeks this year. David Crowe joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.
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Announcement on COVID-19 Royal Commission after winter
20/06/2022 Duration: 14minHealth Minister Mark Butler is attending a G20 meeting, which is thrashing out ways to better prepare and respond to global pandemics. He says the Labor Government will announce a Royal Commission or other 'deep' inquiry into the handling of the COVID-19 crisis, once the immediate challenge of winter is overcome.
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Boosting women in the workforce
20/06/2022 Duration: 09minThe NSW government has announced a number of initiatives aiming to boost gender equality and increase women's workforce participation. Many of the key recommendations were put forward by an expert panel, chaired by President of Chief Executive Women, Sam Mostyn.
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Coal in demand amidst transition
20/06/2022 Duration: 10minStates and territories are set to have greater power to decide who gets to supply the grid, according to a draft plan on a capacity market issued by the Energy Security Board. It could mean that gas and even coal will have a role to play - meanwhile, overseas, Germany has restarted its coal fired power plants, as Europe tries to conserve its gas.
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Australia urged to sign treaty banning nuclear weapons ahead of Vienna meeting
20/06/2022 Duration: 07minAustralia will attend, as an observer, a UN meeting of countries that have outlawed nuclear weapons. It comes as a group of 55 former Australian diplomats have written an open letter to the Prime Minister urging the government to sign up to a treaty banning nuclear weapons.
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Former guerrilla will be Colombia's first leftist president
20/06/2022 Duration: 09minA formal count from Sunday's historic election is still underway in Colombia, ahead of the country's first leftist president officially being declared the winner. Former rebel Gustavo Petro narrowly won a run off election over a real-estate millionaire, ushering in a new era of politics for Colombia.
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Oscar Wilde’s Dorian Gray touring Australia
19/06/2022 Duration: 07minSTC Artistic Director Kip Williams has adapted Oscar Wilde’s only novel into a breathtaking one-person show that seamlessly blends the conventions of cinema and live theatre to stunning effect.
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New research could shake up breast cancer scans - Health with Tegan Taylor
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FINA bans elite transgender swimmers
19/06/2022 Duration: 07minAs some of the world's greatest swimmers competed in the World Championships in Budapest, a decision that will redefine the sport was made behind closed doors. The governing body FINA has voted to ban transgender athletes from elite women's swimming if they've gone through male puberty.
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How far will house prices fall?
19/06/2022 Duration: 07minPredictions that Australia's remarkable property boom would come to an end have accompanied the last two big economic shocks. But 2022 is shaping up differently. Inflation is soaring, interest rates are rising sharply and household debt is still at record levels.
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Visa crisis the number one priority for Immigration
19/06/2022 Duration: 09minNational Cabinet has agreed to urgently address an unprecedented blowout in visa processing times which could jeapordise the economic recovery from the covid lockdowns. New Immigration Minister Andrew Giles says speeding up approvals is his number one priority to allow skilled migrants, international students and tourists to enter the country without delay
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Assange and the energy crisis- Politics with Michelle Grattan
19/06/2022 Duration: 03minThe Albanese Government wants the long running case against Julian Assange brought to a close. The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.
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Greens: Coal and gas companies to be rewarded for holding country to ransom
19/06/2022 Duration: 11minThe Energy Security Board has recommended fossil fuels be included in a proposed capacity mechanism to guarnatee reliable electricity supplies. Greens Leader Adam Bandt says coal and gas generators will be paid compensation even though they have caused the current energy crisis by gaming the market.
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'We're going to fight': Julian Assange's wife addresses US extradition
19/06/2022 Duration: 08minStella Assange, the wife of the WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange, says she will appeal against Britain's decision to approve his extradition to the US to face criminal charges. The Wikileaks co-founder is charged with breaching the Espionage Act and faces up to 175 years in jail if convicted.
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Are you feeling more positive since the Federal election?
19/06/2022 Duration: 07minNew research from the Australian National University shows the majority of Australians are feeling positive about the country's direction after the 2022 federal election.
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COVID antibody study reveals greater infection rate
19/06/2022 Duration: 09minNational COVID reporting data might be falling short of true infection rates in Australia, with new antibody research revealing cases well above official figures.
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Fresh campaign for Scottish independence.
19/06/2022 Duration: 08minNicola Sturgeon plans to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence in October next year if her government secures the legal approval to stage it.
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Britain approves extradition of Julian Assange. What now?
19/06/2022 Duration: 08minBritain has approved the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the US after he fought for years to remain in the United Kingdom. WikiLeaks says it will challenge the order, but what comes next and what appeal avenues are available?