Radio National Breakfast

David Farley will be sworn in today as the member for the New South Wales seat of Farrer, little more than three weeks after his landslide by-election win against Liberal and National candidates.

Today, a group of concerned Australians are launching their own inquiry into AUKUS - scrutinising the cost, sustainability and ongoing public support.

After years of being enslaved by the Islamic State group, members of the Yazidi community have told the ABC the return of Australian women with links to ISIS has been deeply traumatic.

Open-AI co-founder Sam Altman thinks so, pointing - in an interview last week - to the country's abundance of clean energy resources, as a key advantage.

According to the latest polls, Pauline Hanson is now the country's most popular political leader, leading the most popular political party, outpacing Labor and the Coaliition
So with his party under fire, we hear from the new president of the Liberal Party, Tony Abbott. 
Then, why is Israel across the international headlines today. 
And we unpack the move towards second-hand submarines that the federal government says will save money. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.