Radio National Breakfast

We head to central Spain with a reporter who's been on the ground of the worst rail disaster in Europe since 2013. 
He tells us survivors are frustrated at repeated rail-incident deaths, and the disaster could play a role in the upcoming Spanish election. 
Then, there's still a stalemate in the Israeli election and the question many are asking; could the surging Arab-Israeli parties end up the kingmakers?

He's part of a movement by the creative sector called 'Human Made' - to urge the federal government to strengthen copyright protections.

Australia is on track to record the highest number of road deaths in 15 years

A secretive inquiry into the culture within Australia's elite SAS during the war in Afghanistan has been partly made public, years after its completion.

Inflation rose to 4.3% in the year to September - driven by housing and transport costs.