Rn Breakfast - Separate Stories Podcast
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- Narrator: Vários
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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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Graziers hopeful the end of drought is in sight
05/06/2022 Duration: 06minThe drought in outback Queensland has been long and punishing. Recent rainfall now has many wondering if the big dry is finally coming to an end, but not everyone is convinced.
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Hospitals under extreme pressure - Health with Dr Norman Swan
05/06/2022 Duration: 07minHospitals once again under more strain, with emergency departments are seeing an influx of people presenting with the flu as well as COVID. The NSW Premier is going to recruit 10,000 healthcare staff as part of a multi-billion dollar investment in health - but how difficult is it going to be to find these extra workers?
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PM makes Indonesia a priority
05/06/2022 Duration: 07minAnthony Albanese has arrived in Jakarta with Foreign Minister Penny Wong to re-establish ties with Indonesia. The Prime Minister says enhancing ties with Indonesia is a priority, as his government's focuses on foreign policy in the region.
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The Gospel according to Marcia Hines
02/06/2022 Duration: 08minOne of the country's most iconic voices has tried her hand at some of the world's most famous gospel songs for her latest album, The Gospel According to Marcia Hines. Marcia will be performing the show at The Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
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Reflections with Uncle Wes at 100
02/06/2022 Duration: 07minStorytelling has been an integral part of Uncle Wes Marne’s life, whether he was listening to his elders or captivating the next generation with his words. The Bigambul elder has just turned 100, and a collection of his poetry ‘Through Old Eyes’ has been published, reflecting on history, colonisation, family and aboriginal dreaming.
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A real-life Disney princess hits the ice
02/06/2022 Duration: 04minAdelaide ice skater and performer Jessinta Martins performs all over the world for Disney on Ice. She's back on home soil to tour Australia, and reveals just how to become a Disney character.
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A newly discovered ancestor of the giraffe - Science with Jonathan Webb
02/06/2022 Duration: 09minThe journal of Science has detailed a newly discovered ancestor of the giraffe, which lived 17 million years ago. And in the US: a biotech company says they've successfully given a young Mexican woman a 3D-printed ear.
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30 years since Mabo, what now?
02/06/2022 Duration: 11minIt's been 30 years since Mabo, the landmark decision marking the start of Indigenous land rights. On the last day of the largest Indigenous conference in Australia, what more needs to be done?
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Pacific visits are sending an important signal - Politics with David Speers and Samantha Maiden
02/06/2022 Duration: 11minAs Penny Wong makes the Pacific an early priority, energy prices are proving Labor's first big domestic test in office. The Political Editor for news.com.au Samantha Maiden and the host of Insiders on ABC TV David Speers join RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.
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Penny Wong starts time in office with regional blitz
02/06/2022 Duration: 12minForeign Minister Penny Wong arrives in Tonga this morning as she pushes to reset Australia's relationships in the Pacific and counter China's growing influence. The regional blitz continues over the weekend, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travelling to Indonesia, where trade is expected to be high on the agenda.
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Australia-Samoa partnership agreement
02/06/2022 Duration: 06minAustralia's Foreign Minister and her Chinese counterpart have spent the week undertaking competing tours of the Pacific. Penny Wong spent yesterday in Samoa, where she signed off of an 8 year agreement with the Island Nation, before heading off to Tonga today.
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The most common genetic condition no-one's heard of
02/06/2022 Duration: 07minHaemochromatosis – or Iron Overload - is Australia's most common genetic condition, but very few people have heard of it. This World Haemochromatosis Week, experts are hoping to boost awareness of the condition, with buildings and landmarks across Australia lit-up the colour red.
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What can New Zealand's Wellbeing Budget teach us?
02/06/2022 Duration: 08minTreasurer Jim Chalmers has flagged that October's budget will have a greater focus on wellbeing. New Zealand pioneered the Wellbeing Budget back in 2019, but has has it made a difference?
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The toll of war on Ukrainian children
02/06/2022 Duration: 09minThere's been a huge human toll from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the conflict having devastating impacts on the lives of the country's 7.5 million children. Nearly two thousand schools have been damaged or destroyed and it's estimated two children are killed each day, with many more injured.
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Kids rejoice for fourth album from Teeny Tiny Stevies
01/06/2022 Duration: 11minMaking kids music is no easy feat - you've got to keep children engaged, parents sane and try to teach everyone a lesson at the same time. Well, after four albums, its safe to say the Teeny Tiny Stevies are experts at just that.
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Early snow set to boost tourism for Australia's ski industry
01/06/2022 Duration: 07minAustralia's top ski resorts have seen their first big snow dump of the season as a Polar blast hits southern and eastern Australia. And as the struggling ski industry tries to recoup what was lost during the COVID-19 lockdowns, business owners hope the snow will bring a much overdue tourism boost.
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The rise of Putin
01/06/2022 Duration: 09minFormer Moscow Correspondent Eric Campbell is tracing the rise of Russian President Vladimir Putin for tonight's Foreign Correspondent. 'Becoming Putin' airs on ABC TV and ABC IVIEW tonight at 8pm.
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Indian couple sue son for not producing a grandchild
01/06/2022 Duration: 07minA couple in the north Indian state of Uttarakhand are suing their only son and his wife for not giving them a grandchild after six years of marriage They are demanding compensation worth nearly a million Australian dollars if no grandchild is born within a year.
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Republic back on agenda with Labor in power
01/06/2022 Duration: 09minLabor has put a second referendum on Australia becoming a republic on the agenda, appointing Matt Thistlethwaite Assistant Minister for a Republic. But the government has made clear any referendum wouldn’t take place until a second term in office.
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Industry calls for government to fix energy crisis
01/06/2022 Duration: 05minAlongside rising inflation and interest rates, energy prices have also begun to surge. Innes Wilcox says the combination of the climate wars, cold weather and the Russia-Ukraine war has led to energy price rises that are 'apocalyptic' .