Radio National Breakfast

The aged care system is in crisis and at breaking point: that's what South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas will argue at a rally in Adelaide today.
He's urging the federal government to take immediate action.
Then, the US tech giant Nvidia has opened an independent investigation following reports that its chief executive had a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.
Meanwhile, the COP-31 climate talks are underway in Türkiye, with Australia leading negotiations on new agreements to reduce global emissions.
And we hear from an award-winning photojournalist who's been covering the war and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

HoMie uses fashion and retail to help young people affected by homelessness and hardship.

South Australia has more than 500 elderly patients in public hospitals waiting for a residential aged care placement.

A carbon-border-adjustment mechanism is a levy imposed by a country on imported goods based on the greenhouse gas emissions produced during their manufacture.

Announcing the investigation, the company says its board has no reason to believe Nvidia's secrets or national security have been compromised.