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    Breakfast Wrap: The MP challenging the Nationals Leadership

    28/01/2026 | 24 mins.
    Coverage and analysis of national and international events.
    Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today.
    Nationals backbencher Colin Boyce said he will move a spill motion to challenge David Littleproud for the leadership of the party next week.
    Mr Littleproud says he's "always respected" the party room's "decisions and direction", including "the right to voice different opinions" - and he stands by his record as Nationals leader. 
    Meanwhile, pressure on Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has intensified.
    The two most likely leadership contenders - Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor - aren't ruling out a tilt ahead of parliament resuming next week.
    Turning to WA where authorities have confirmed they're investigating the alleged throwing of a bomb into a crowd at an Invasion Day rally in Perth as a "potential terrorist act".
    A 31-year old man has been charged with endangering lives or safety, and he's also been charged with making or possessing explosives under suspicious circumstances in connection with the Australia Day incident.
    Overseas US President Donald Trump has signalled he wants to ease tensions in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of American citizen Alex Pretti.
    The killing of Mr Pretti has reignited local protests in Minneapolis and across the country, and comes just weeks after Renee Good was killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official in the same city.Meanwhile a former senior lawyer says the latest investigation into the Minnesota governor and Minneapolis mayor is about shifting the focus of the events.
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    Changing Australia: Neil Davis and reducing youth violence

    28/01/2026 | 13 mins.
    In 2008, 17-year-old Sam Davis was a gifted sportsman with a passion for AFL.
    But in May of that year, his life was cut short after attending a party. He was knocked unconscious and died in hospital.  The teenager accused of killing the young footballer's with a single blow to the head was acquitted.
    Despite the overwhelming grief, his parents were determined that Sam's legacy would live on providing mentoring to hundreds of thousands of young people - slashing the number of violent incidents at schools they work with.
    Guest: Neil Davis, Sam's dad and Sammy D Foundation co-founder
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    "It could have been a mass casualty attack": Aly on Perth incident

    28/01/2026 | 7 mins.
    Authorities have confirmed they're investigating the alleged throwing of a bomb into a crowd at an Invasion Day rally in Perth as a "potential terrorist act".
    A 31-year old man has been charged with endangering lives or safety, and he's also been charged with making or possessing explosives under suspicious circumstances in connection with the Australia Day incident.GuestAnne Aly, Minister for Multicultural Affairs, and also a counter-terrorism expertProducersIsadora BogleJason Whittaker
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    "David Littleproud has done everything with the support of the party room": Hogan

    28/01/2026 | 5 mins.
    Senior Nationals MPs have thrown their support behind David Littleproud after a challenge to the leadership from backbencher Colin Boyce. The move comes after Mr Littleproud ended the coalition agreement with the Liberal party for a second time. 
    GUEST: Kevin Hogan, Deputy Leader of the National Party
    PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle
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    Colin Boyce on why he's challenging for the Nationals leadership

    28/01/2026 | 4 mins.
    Nationals backbencher Colin Boyce said he will move a spill motion to challenge David Littleproud for the leadership of the party next week.
    Mr Littleproud says he's "always respected" the party room's "decisions and direction", including "the right to voice different opinions" - and he stands by his record as Nationals leader. GuestColin Boyce, member for Flynn in Queensland ProducerIsadora Bogle

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