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Navigating Career Pivots and Grit with Milo’s Avni Patel Thompson 26:18

לפני 17 ימים26:18

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How do you know when it’s time to make your next big career move? With International Women’s Day around the corner, we are excited to feature Avni Patel Thompson, Founder and CEO of Milo. Avni is building technology that directly supports the often overlooked emotional and logistical labor that falls on parents—especially women. Milo is an AI assistant designed to help families manage that invisible load more efficiently. In this episode, Avni shares her journey from studying chemistry to holding leadership roles at global brands like Adidas and Starbucks, to launching her own ventures. She discusses how she approaches career transitions, the importance of unpleasant experiences, and why she’s focused on making everyday life easier for parents. [01:26] Avni's University Days and Early Career [04:36] Non-Linear Career Paths [05:16] Pursuing Steep Learning Curves [11:51] Entrepreneurship and Safety Nets [15:22] Lived Experiences and Milo [19:55] Avni’s In Her Ellement Moment [20:03] Reflections Links: Avni Patel Thompson on LinkedIn Suchi Srinivasan on LinkedIn Kamila Rakhimova on LinkedIn Ipsos report on the future of parenting About In Her Ellement: In Her Ellement highlights the women and allies leading the charge in digital, business, and technology innovation. Through engaging conversations, the podcast explores their journeys—celebrating successes and acknowledging the balance between work and family. Most importantly, it asks: when was the moment you realized you hadn’t just arrived—you were truly in your element? About The Hosts: Suchi Srinivasan is an expert in AI and digital transformation. Originally from India, her career includes roles at trailblazing organizations like Bell Labs and Microsoft. In 2011, she co-founded the Cleanweb Hackathon, a global initiative driving IT-powered climate solutions with over 10,000 members across 25+ countries. She also advises Women in Cloud, aiming to create $1B in economic opportunities for women entrepreneurs by 2030. Kamila Rakhimova is a fintech leader whose journey took her from Tajikistan to the U.S., where she built a career on her own terms. Leveraging her English proficiency and international relations expertise, she discovered the power of microfinance and moved to the U.S., eventually leading Amazon's Alexa Fund to support underrepresented founders. Subscribe to In Her Ellement on your podcast app of choice to hear meaningful conversations with women in digital, business, and technology.…

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Radio National Breakfast is Australia's only daily national radio current affairs program, synonymous with agenda-setting news coverage, breaking news and a place where you will hear the most significant stories impacting the lives of all Australians wherever they live. It is a pre-eminent thought leader in Australia.

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Breakfast Wrap: An Aussie doctor in Gaza 27:00

לפני 17 hours27:00

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An Australian doctor treating patients in northern Gaza has described the conditions he's working in as catastrophic. Dr Wajid Khan says he has "lost a lot of patients ... with blast injuries" in the past two days with medication for pain relief in short supply as Israel continues its air strikes in the strip. The Israeli military says its forces have resumed ground operations in the central and southern Gaza Strip, as a second day of air strikes killed dozens of Palestinians, according to local health workers. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the latest air strikes in Gaza won't stop until all Israeli hostages are released and the militant group Hamas is destroyed. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described a phone call with US President Donald Trump overnight as "positive", "frank", and "very substantive". It's the first conversation between the two leaders since last month's tense Oval Office meeting and comes a day after Mr Trump's 90-minute phone call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. And the Trump administration has released tens of thousands of pages of previously unseen documents relating to the assassination of former President John F Kennedy in 1963. Donald Trump had made a campaign promise to release the files — containing around 63,000 pages — despite persistent refusals from previous presidents including Joe Biden and Barack Obama. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Changing Australia: Dr Annette Carruthers AM on pioneering after hours care 21:57

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Annette Carruthers used to think that doctors were poor communicators. It was one of the driving forces that would see her study medicine, work in hospitals in the NSW Hunter region and eventually become a GP.

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode 20th March 2025 2:54:00

לפני 21 hours2:54:00

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Australia's home for the best coverage of the biggest breaking news events with specialised analysis of politics, business and sport and agenda-setting interviews with some of the world's leading experts, and change makers.

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Breakfast Wrap: Israel shatters Gaza ceasefire 27:00

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Over 400 people have died after following air strikes from Israel in Gaza, according to local health authorities in the war-torn territory. The Israeli military says the air strikes will continue for as long as necessary and has even flagged a potential return of Israeli ground troops. Meanwhile, the White House says US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to seek a limited ceasefire against energy and infrastructure targets in the Russia-Ukraine war, following a phone call lasting at least 90 minutes. The White House has described the pause as the first step in a “movement to peace” it hopes will eventually lead to a full and lasting end to the fighting. Also, the federal government has lodged diplomatic protests with China after two prominent Hong Kong pre-democracy activists were targeted by what appears to be attempts to intimidate and silence them on Australian soil. In South Australia, a pamphlet was sent to Adelaide mosques which claimed to be from a local lawyer who was pro-Israel and wanted to "wage war against Islamic terrorism." And Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has suggested holding a referendum to allow dual nationals - who break the law - to have their citizenship stripped by ministers, prompting some on his own side of politics to call it a "very bad" and "insane idea". It's part of the Coalition's plan to toughen the requirements for Australian citizenship, but in 2022, the High Court found only judges should have the power to decide whether to strip someone's citizenship if they have not faced trial in Australia. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Changing Australia: Professor David Lindenmayer on saving Australia's forests 21:53

לפני 1 day21:53

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Wherever forest ecologist Professor David Lindenmayer goes, he carries waterproof red and yellow notebooks with him. His children make fun of him for it, but he’s always jotting down ideas or taking notes about things he sees.

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode 19th March 2025 2:54:36

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Breakfast Wrap: Resilience or retaliation to tariffs 24:00

לפני 3 ימים24:00

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Jim Chalmers will use a speech today to argue the tariffs are both 'senseless and wrong'. It comes as he prepares for his fourth budget right before the upcoming federal election. Also, the Australian Peacekeeper and Peacemaker Veterans' Association has raised concerns about the nation potentially sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he remains open to making a "small" contribution to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine if requested. And an ABC Four Corners investigation has exposed systemic failures in Australia's $20 billion a year childcare industry, ranging from child abuse to failure to enforce regulation. But is at the heart of the investigation is evidence that many private providers are prioritising profit over safety. The former chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Professor Allan Fels, says urgent government action is required to improve the sector. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Is Trump interfering in Australian universities? 24:00

לפני 4 ימים24:00

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The Australian Academy of Science is warning the federal government to diversify research collaboration away from the United States. Academics from at least eight universities working on joint research projects with US institutions have been sent a questionnaire seeking to identify their alignment with US domestic and foreign policy aims. Plus, former Australian Ambassador to the US, Joe Hockey, joins Radio National Breakfast to discuss the evolving state of US-Australian relations, including the impact of tariffs on key sectors like pharmaceuticals and agriculture. Hockey also reflects on the future of the AUKUS deal and the challenges of negotiating with the US, particularly under President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, the United States and Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen are both vowing escalation, after the US launched air strikes at the weekend. US President Donald Trump ordered the air strikes on Yemen's capital, Sana'a, to deter the rebels from attacking vessels on one of the world's busiest shipping corridors. Over 30 people have been killed, according to the Houthi-run health ministry. And Israel has categorically rejected a report by United Nations-backed human rights investigators that alleges Israel used "disproportionate violence against women and children" during the war in Gaza. It also accused Israeli soldiers of carrying out rape and sexual violence against Palestinians. The report released last week also accused Israel of committing "genocidal acts" by intentionally and systematically destroying embryos, sperm and other biological matter at a key reproductive clinic in Gaza. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Israel accused of 'genocidal acts' in Gaza 27:00

לפני 7 ימים27:00

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A new report from the United Nations is accusing Israel of "genocidal acts" and using sexual violence as a weapon of war in Gaza. The Netanyahu government has labelled the accusations as baseless, saying the UN is continuing antisemitic attacks against Israel and refusing to investigate Hamas’ conduct. The report was led by the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, reporting to the UN Human Rights Council, which examined the widespread destruction of Gaza, the use of heavy explosives in civilian areas and Israeli attacks on hospitals and health facilities. Also, Russian President Vladimir Putin has given qualified support for a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. While the president says any ceasefire should pave the way to lasting peace, he has flagged there are "issues" which need to be discussed. In response, US President, Donald Trump, says he'd "love" to meet with President Putin. And New South Wales Premier Chris Minns has refused to repeal hate speech laws passed in state parliament last month, despite police now alleging recent antisemitic attacks were orchestrated by organised criminals to further their own causes. The Premier is now facing calls for a parliamentary inquiry into allegations he misled parliament and the public when these laws went through. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Native title case 'completes arc of justice' 27:00

לפני 8 ימים27:00

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In a historic ruling, the High Court has upheld Commonwealth is liable for compensation over a mining lease in North-East Arnhem Land. The case was brought to the courts in 2019 by the late Dr Yunupingu on behalf of the Gumatj people. Meanwhile, the federal government says it hasn't given up hope of securing an exemption from US steel and aluminium tariffs, which are now in effect. The concern now is for other sectors potentially in the firing line, such as pharmaceuticals and agriculture, and the wider knock-on effects for the economy. Also on the podcast, the Islamophobia Register's latest research has confirmed what many in the Muslim community were already feeling - a dramatic rise in Islamophobia since the October 7 attacks in 2023.Their latest report shows incidents both online and in the real world have more than doubled since, and Muslim women are the targets by perpetrators. And ss AI deepfakes become more deceptive, there are concerns current deepfake detectors are not keeping up and are hampered by flaws. That's the finding from a new study by the CSIRO in collaboration with South Korea's Sungkyunkwan University. The research has also raised concerns about information integrity, fraud prevention, and public trust. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode 13th March 2025 9:00:58

לפני 8 ימים9:00:58

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Breakfast Wrap: White House reveals plan for Aussie tariffs 27:00

לפני 9 ימים27:00

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The White House has confirmed Australia will not be exempt from 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. The tariffs are set to take effect later on Wednesday, Australian time. Former US Ambassador to Australia, Jeffrey Bleich, says he cannot fault Australia for failing to make the right arguments. Mr Trump's spokesperson says Australia should consider moving the steel manufacturing industry to the United States if it wants to receive an exemption. Yet the Australian Steel Association says the US tariffs on steel and aluminium will have minimal impact on Australian steel. Also the United States says it will immediately lift its suspension of military aid to Ukraine and intelligence sharing with Kyiv, more than a week after imposing the measures. The announcement came at talks between Ukraine and the United States in Saudi Arabia. And the political fallout continues after police revealed that an explosives laden caravan found in Sydney's north-west - in January - was a "fake terrorism plot" organised by crime figures. The opposition leader has defended himself against the government's accusation that he "deliberately" avoided briefings on the case in order to continue the political attacks. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Was Canberra 'conned' by the caravan terror hoax? 27:00

לפני 10 ימים27:00

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The Australian Federal Police has revealed an explosives-laden caravan found in Sydney's north-west in January was part of a "fake terrorism plot" by organised crime figures, and "was never going to cause a mass casualty event". The government has jumped on the revelation declaring that opposition leader Peter Dutton owes the wider community an apology for "recklessly" making "untrue" claims about national security for political gain. And Donald Trump has taken to social media to label former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull a weak and ineffective leader, after Mr Turnbull told American television that Mr Trump's tariffs could drive the US into recession. Mr Turnbull had declared that both sides of Australian politics are "gaslighting" the public, and says now is the time for a reckoning on AUKUS. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode 11 March, 2025 3:04:57

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Breakfast Wrap: Why is Labor so strong in WA? 24:00

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As expected, Labor has had another thumping win in a W-A state election, winning a third consecutive term in government. Roger Cook's government is predicted to take more than 40 seats ... with the Liberals and Nationals to hold only 9 between them. So can anything be gleaned from that result for Labor's prospects in the federal election? Also, in 2019, Australian climate scientist, Dr Joelle Gergis gave a keynote presentation at the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic society's annual meeting warning that tropical cyclones would move as far down as Northern NSW. It's a prediction that wasn't too far off at the weekend when Cyclone Alfred made landfall as a category one system over the Moreton bay islands, north of Brisbane. And Sydney Morning Herald's Chief Photographer Nick Moir was on the scene when two ADF vehicles rolled outside Lismore on Saturday, leaving a number of soldiers injured. As well as being an award-winning photographer, Nick is also an RFS volunteer, so after taking a few shots, he put down his camera, and got to work. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Tracking a tropical cyclone 30:00

לפני 14 ימים30:00

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Cyclone Alfred has displayed several unusual movements as it slows to a crawl before making landfall in south-east Queensland. The slowed pace of TC Alfred has given the people of Brisbane more time to prepare, but also more downtime to wade through. It's also prompted ABC Radio Brisbane to pack up and leave its Southbank offices in order to prepare itself for emergency broadcasting. elsewhere. Meanwhile, an emergency summit of European Union leaders is underway in Brussels, to discuss ramping up defence spending and support for Ukraine. It comes as United States suspended billions of dollars worth of military assistance for Ukraine, as well as intelligence sharing with the country. And it was a remarkable week in terms of geopolitics and it ended with all hands on deck preparing for one of the most significant weather events this century. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: The cost of a cyclone 25:00

לפני 15 ימים25:00

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As Tropical Cyclone Alfred barrels closer to the Queensland coast, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has assured he has been speaking with the CEOs of some of Australia's major insurers. It comes as a new report from the Australia Institute report shows one in every five homes is either uninsured or considered under-insured. Meanwhile, non-for-profit organisations working with people experiencing homelessness and sleeping rough are preparing for Tropical Cyclone Alfred's arrival. In Brisbane, Micah Projects has stood up a temporary 'safe space' in the city's West End for those in need. And then we can't forget Trump... Donald Trump took 100 minutes to outline his vision for a second presidential term in what was the longest presidential address to the US Congress on record. Mr Trump declared that his administration is "just getting started" after weeks of slashing government jobs, reshaping US foreign policy and igniting a trade war with some of America's biggest trading partners. We'll hear from Jon Sopel. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Mosque threat shakes Muslim community 27:00

לפני 16 ימים27:00

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NSW Police have launched a major investigation into an online threat at a newly opened mosque in Sydney's south-west. Many in the Muslim community say it's left them feeling distressed, disturbed and heartbroken during the holy month of Ramadan. Meanwhile, sweeping US tariffs on imports from Canada, China, and Mexico have now come into effect, triggering retaliatory measures and threatening to ignite a global trade war. President Donald Trump believes the tariffs will spur investment in the United States. But economists say it's American consumers and businesses who'll be hit the hardest. And millions of people in south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales are bracing for the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. TC Alfred is expected to make landfall as a category two storm between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast on Thursday or Friday, but heavy rain and strong winds are forecast for the wider warning zone. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode - 5th March 2025 2:54:52

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Breakfast Wrap: Why the gender pay gap is important data 27:00

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Breakfast Wrap: Inside Downing Street's thinking on Ukraine 27:00

לפני 18 ימים27:00

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been warmly welcomed by European leaders in London, with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announcing a new $3 billion (AUD) deal that would allow Ukraine to purchase 5,000 air-defence missiles using export finance. The scenes in London have contrasted sharply with the shouting and finger pointing in Washington at the weekend. The fiery exchange marks a difficult time in world politics. So how are the major parties here navigating it? And the health funding announcements keep coming from both sides of politics. In the latest development, Labor is promising 50 new urgent care clinics to be rolled out across the country at a cost of $650 million. This time the Coalition hasn't immediately matched the policy and says there'll be further announcements in to come. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: How Starmer charmed Trump 25:00

לפני 21 ימים25:00

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is visiting the White House to try to convince US President Donald Trump that a lasting peace in Ukraine will endure only if Kyiv and European leaders are at the table as negotiations move forward with Moscow. Ahead of his meeting, the Prime Minister said there was quote "no more important relationship" for his country than that with the United States. Also, Australia's Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations says he isn't concerned that US President Donald Trump didn't appear to know what the Australia – United Kingdom – United States Partnership (AUKUS) was when Mr Trump was asked about it during today's meeting. Murray Watt says wouldn't "make too much of a president with a lot on his plate not remembering one acronym." And from billions promised to Medicare, to a Chinese naval flotilla in the Tasman Sea; from Peter Dutton's past share purchases to long night in Senate Estimates, it has been a drama-filled week in Federal Politics. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Former Defence boss on Chinese warships 26:00

לפני 22 ימים26:00

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Australian Defence officials yesterday revealed they were given no advance warning that China was preparing to carry out live-fire exercises in the Tasman Sea last week, between Australia and New Zealand. They confirm they only learned about the drills from a Virgin Australia pilot, after commercial airlines picked up radio communications from Chinese naval officers. Defence Minister Richard Marles says it is "unclear" whether "live firing" took place during the drills on Friday, but maintains the notification was inadequate. Also, US President Donald Trump says his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit the White House this week to sign a long-sought minerals deal that will closely tie the two countries together for years to come. The Ukrainian President has called the deal a framework, saying it is just a start and that there are no security guarantees in the deal. And Qatar Airways acquisition of a 25 per cent stake in Virgin Australia has been given the green light by Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Chinese warships tracking close to Tasmania 27:00

לפני 23 ימים27:00

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The Australian Defence Force says it's closely monitoring the Chinese warships that have now re-entered Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone after conducting live fire exercises without notice in the Tasman Sea last week. The opposition is accusing Labor of downplaying the incident. Also, Australia's chief financial markets regulator Joe Longo warns he can't do his job properly if he is kept in the dark, as the size of so-called private investments not on the Australian share market triples. For the first time in its 27-year history, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has released the first request for help from members of the public, and from users of financial markets. And as the unofficial election campaign rolls on the Greens have launched a string of what they call "Robin hood" reforms — proposals for social and cost-of-living policies they say could be funded by much higher taxes on corporations and billionaires. The latest is a proposal to get ADHD and autism diagnoses funded through Medicare. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Europe stokes Trump's ego over Ukraine 25:00

לפני 24 ימים25:00

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Ukraine could join the European Union before 2030 if the country continues its reforms at their current speed, according to the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. President von de Leyen's call comes as a flurry of meetings take place in Washington DC and at the United Nations in New York to discuss Ukraine's future. Also, the United Nations says it is gravely concerned about growing violence in the West Bank, after Israel sent tanks into Jenin for the first time in more than two decades. So how will this affect the phase 2 negotiations of the Gaza ceasefire deal? And eSafety Commissioner Julie Inmnan-Grant says she could've fined encrypted messaging app Telegram triple the $1 million penalty issued yesterday, after the platform failed to report on time how it tackles terrorism and child abuse material. Today, Ms Inman-Grant will lay bare Australia's progress in combatting online harm today as she fronts senate estimates. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Radio National Breakfast Full Episode - 25th February 2025 2:54:53

לפני 24 ימים2:54:53

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Breakfast Wrap: What the Medicare pledges mean for you 27:00

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The head of Australia's professional body for general practitioners says the federal government's $8.5 billion pledge to expand Medicare bulk billing is "welcome". The federal government is promising nine out of 10 GP services will be bulk-billed by 2030, as part of a Medicare funding boost that will form the centrepiece of Labor's federal election campaign. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese unveiled the policy at a campaign rally in Tasmania on the weekend, in a speech laden with dire warnings about risks to the health system posed by the Coalition and Peter Dutton. But within hours the Coalition pledged to match Labor's Medicare boost dollar for dollar. Also this morning, Centre-right opposition leader Friedrich Merz has claimed victory in the German election, with exit polls also indicating that Alternative for Deutschland, or AfD, is heading for the strongest showing for a far-right party since World War II. The election result comes as Germany and the rest of Europe grapple with the new Trump administration, and the Russia-Ukraine war. And Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he is prepared to give up his presidency in exchange for peace in Ukraine. The Ukrainian president's comments come as the country marks the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion amid what could be the most significant shift in geopolitics since World War II. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Spy boss shares threats facing Australia 25:00

לפני 28 ימים25:00

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Australia's top spy has delivered a bleak snap-shot of threats to national security and democracy in what he's described as his most "significant, serious, and sober" threat assessment to date. According to the Director-General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), we are living in a world where radicalisation can take just days, antisemitic attacks on home soil are yet to plateau, and multiple nations have plotted to physically harm people living in Australia. Also, Parliament may not have been sitting, and the election may not have been called yet but could the Government have steeled itself for the ballot box after the events of this week? And "reckless indifference" or "wilful bastardry". They're the only things that former treasury secretary Ken Henry believes can explain the economic challenges and environmental catastrophe facing young Australians, thanks to successive governments and the voters who've supported them.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Why you need to know about Whyalla 24:00

לפני 29 ימים24:00

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South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas is spearheading a rescue package with the federal government that will pump more than $2 billion into the Whyalla steelworks, a facility that has struggled to remain online for the past 12 months. The Premier says the steelworks is critical to Australia's future with its steel being used to build critical infrastructure across the country. Also, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has confirmed he's yet to receive an apology from Michael Sukkar, after the Manager of Opposition Business moved a gag motion to silence him. During Question Time last week, the attempt to silence Mr Dreyfus came as he spoke on the efforts to tackle antisemitism. And US President Donald Trump has incorrectly labeled Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "dictator without elections". The pair have been trading criticisms after Ukraine was left out of talks between US and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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Breakfast Wrap: Reading between the rate cut lines 27:00

לפני 30 ימים27:00

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Australian mortgage payers will get their first relief in more than four years after the Reserve Bank agreed to cut the cash rate by 25 basis points. While the federal government will be cheering as it prepares to call an election, Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has made clear households shouldn't get too excited about the prospect of further cuts this year. Also, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned two separate Islamophobic attacks on two women at a shopping centre in Melbourne's north, saying no one deserves to feel unsafe in Australia or be attacked because of their race or religion. Victoria Police have confirmed they're investigating the incidents as "prejudice-motivated" attacks, with the state's Premier Jacinta Allan labelling it an act of "evil". And Russia and the US have agreed to start working towards ending the war in Ukraine and improving their diplomatic and economic ties, with more talks to come. In a meeting with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, in Saudi Arabia, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the two sides agreed broadly to pursue three goals. Coverage and analysis of national and international events.…

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