Radio National Breakfast

Ukraine has made its largest battlefield gains in more than two-and-a-half years, retaking more than 200 square kilometres of it's territory from Russia last week.
That's according to a report by the news agency Agence-France Presse, which used data from the Institute for the Study of War.
It comes as the latest round of United States-brokered peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow ended in gridlock overnight.
Guest: Oleksandr Merezhko, Ukrainian MP and Chair of the country's Foreign Affairs Committee
Producer: Pip Cook

An independent UN Commissioner has responded to PM Anthony Albanese's insistence that the Australian government will not help the families with links to Islamic State trying to return home from Syria. 
Mr Albanese told the ABC this week that "if you make your bed, you lie in it".
Independent UN Commissioner Fionnuala Ní Aoláin told Radio National Breakfast, ""these women are victims too, and their children are absolutely victims." 
"They didn't choose their beds, their beds were made for them."
Hear the extended interview in the Breakfast Wrap.
Then, we rememberr the life and legacy of the late Reverend Jesse Jackson, who's died at the age of 84. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Treasury Wines, the country's biggest winemaker, has posted a 649 million dollar half-year loss, as weak sales in China and the US bite hard.
But it's not the only company under pressure.
Global wine consumption has been declining for years as younger generations drink less and competition from non-alcoholic alternatives re-shape demand.
Guest: Kym Anderson, Emeritus Professor at the University of Adelaide and Executive Director of the Wine Economics Research Centre 
Producer: Tyler Hall

Treasury Wines, the country's biggest winemaker, has posted a 649 million dollar half-year loss, as weak sales in China and the US bite hard.
But it's not the only company under pressure.
Global wine consumption has been declining for years as younger generations drink less and competition from non-alcoholic alternatives re-shape demand.
Guest: Kym Anderson, Emeritus Professor at the University of Adelaide and Executive Director of the Wine Economics Research Centre 
Producer: Tyler Hall

It's likely that most of you listening would never have seen, or heard, a regent honeyeater.