Radio National Breakfast

Australia universities will be required to adopt formal definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, under a new standard starting from today.
We hear from the Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, and the Shadow Education Minister Julian Leeser. 
Then, there's an unwelcome addition to the Aussie music charts - a song created with AI-assisted technology. 
The local music industry is campaigning for the government to maintain copyright laws amid lobbying from AI companies to do away certain protections. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Poultry producers and wildlife organisations are on high alert after confirmation the H-5-N-1 bird flu has now reached native Australian bird populations.

New rules are being introduced for universities, requiring the institutions to adopt definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Australia universities will be required to adopt formal definitions of antisemitism, Islamophobia and racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, under a new standard starting from today.

A-I companies are lobbying the government for text and data mining carve-outs from national copyright laws, but dozens of artists, authors and musicians are sounding the alarm - calling for urgent protections for their intellectual property.