Radio National Breakfast

The Artemis II crew goes further into space than any humans have gone before.
We'll bring you everything you need to know as the capsule goes dark, for a planned blackout on the far side of the moon.
Then, to fuel news predating the current global fuel crisis,  could the life-threatening shortage in Cuba be about to ease?
We'll also look at the latest comments on Iran from US President Donald Trump and his repeated criticism of Australia. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

There are still major barriers and cultural problems blocking women moving into — and staying in — the construction industry and its associated trades.
Joanne Farrell has experienced this first-hand. She always knew she wanted to be a builder but she struggled to even get a foot in the door.
And once she did get in, she says she was excluded and bullied. Today, she's using her skills and experiences to help other women find employment and navigate their way through the industry.
Guest: Jo Farrell, founder of Build Like a Girl

Major television broadcasters are calling for Australia's broadcasting tax to be abandoned in the wake of gambling advertising restrictions announced by the Albanese government last week.
The new restrictions include capping the number of TV ads from betting agencies to a maximum of three per hour between 6am and 8.30pm. Commercial broadcasters say that could lead to revenue losses of around $90 million.
Guest: Bridget Fair, Chief Executive of Free TV Australia
Producer: Grace Stranger

Farmers have urged Australia's major supermarket chains to pay more for fresh produce, in response to increased fuel and freight costs.
GUEST: Darren Chester, Shadow Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle

The federal government announced a National Gun Buyback Scheme, to facilitate gun reforms agreed to by the states and territories in the wake of the Bondi terror attack.
The reforms included reducing the number of guns a single licence holder can own and making it harder to secure a gun licence in Australia.
But despite an April 1 deadline, only three states and the ACT have signed up to the buyback scheme.
GUEST: Michelle Rowland, Attorney-General 
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle