Insurance giant QBEÂ has faced a dressing down in the Federal Court, as it battles to defend its treatment of small businesses during the COVID-pandemic.
It has been accused of undermining a court direction, in a class action involving companies that had paid for "business interruption insurance" to protect them against the impact of COVID-19. QBE has been ordered to send tens of thousands of letters to customers alerting them to the class action.
Guest: Adele Ferguson, ABC Investigative Reporter
Mobile phones have been banned in all Australian state schools. Many believe that the ban will reduce distractions, improve student wellbeing and reduce instances of cyberbullying.
But how much evidence is there that blanket phone bans actually achieve these things?
The world of classical symphonic music has a reputation as exclusive and not always welcoming to people of all backgrounds.
The Indian government has announced it will enact a controversial citizenship law that was passed in 2019 but never implemented due to violent protests.
It's a story you may have seen play out in your own family. Someone arrives as a migrant, only to find their qualifications aren't accepted in Australia, forcing them take a lower paid job.
The chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age David Crowe joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.
Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.
New data released today by the NSW government shows a modest improvement in emergency waiting times.Â
Michael Watley, a man who questions whether Joe Biden won the 2020 election, and Lara Trump, the former president's daughter in law, are now at the helm of the Republican National Committee (RNC).
This week, the Prime Minister announced $4 billion for housing in remote communities in the Northern Territory, following funding for regional jobs and boarding schools. The government will also announce new funding for NT schools today, a boost it hopes will improve outcomes for Indigenous students.
The Pentagon has halved the number of AUKUS submarines it will build next year, raising alarm bells in Australia over what it means for our deal with the US.
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