Radio National Breakfast

More than 500 service stations around the country are without at least one type of fuel, as the Prime Minister calls a national cabinet meeting for Monday to better co-ordinate action between states and the Commonwealth.
Business groups have warned energy access - and skyrocketing costs - are already pulling the handbrake on growth and productivity, calling for government to put every possible response on the table.
Guest: Andrew McKellar, CEO of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Producer: Jason Whittaker

It's been almost a month since Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran and this week's diplomatic push for a ceasefire has made no progress. 
Meanwhile, the White House has repeatedly claimed that Operation Epic Fury has left Iran's military capabilities in ruins - but some experts remain sceptical. 
GUEST: Kelly Grieco, Senior Fellow with the Reimagining US Grand Strategy Program at the Stimson Centre
PRODUCER: Brooke Young

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, says the US is making its offer of security guarantees for a peace deal in Ukraine conditional on Kyiv giving up the Donbas region to Russia - something the president has consistently refused to do.
Mr Zelenskyy also accused Russia of trying to blackmail the US by offering to stop sharing military intelligence with Iran - if the US does the same with Ukraine.
Analysts - including Edward Fishman from the Council on Foreign Relations - says Russia has already made significant financial gains from the conflict in the middle east. 
Where does this leave Ukraine and its pursuit of US security guarantees? 
Guest: Kira Rudik, Ukrainian MP and leader of the Holos party
Producer: Pip Cook, Eddy Diamond

A diplomatic push for a ceasefire in the Middle East appears to have faltered overnight, with Iran describing the 15-point peace plan - proposed by the US - as one-sided and unfair.
The proposed plan includes a complete termination of Iran's nuclear program and strict new limits on its missile arsenal.
But Iranian officials say its government won't end the war unless the United States pays reparations and recognises Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.
It's been almost a month since US and Israeli air strikes killed Iran's Supreme leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei. 
Guest: Aaron David Miller, former Middle East negotiator for the United States and a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Producer: Pip Cook

For years, Anthony Venn-Brown sought solace in his Pentecostal faith — preaching sermons in mega-churches around the country.
But Anthony hid a struggle with his sexuality, suffering through exorcisms and conversion therapy to correct what he thought was wrong.
After 22 years he resigned from the ministry to live openly as a gay man, becoming a support for other therapy survivors and an advocate for outlawing conversion practices.
Guest: Anthony Venn-Brown, founder and CEO of Ambassadors and Bridge Builders International (ABBI)