Radio National Breakfast

The attempted bombing of an Invasion Day rally in Perth last week has been declared a terrorist act.
The West Australian Premier Roger Cook says a 31-year-old man accused of throwing the homemade bomb has now been charged with 'engaging in a terrorist act'. We'll hear from Malarndirri McCarthy, the  Minister for Indigenous Australians.
Then, an interview with the US judge who ordered the release of a five year old boy and his father from immigration detention after they were detained by ICE. 
And we'll finish up talking cryptocurrency as one of the largest platforms accusing Australian banks of stifling competition. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

It may be summer here in Australia but many of the country's top snow sport athletes have headed to the mountains of northern Italy for the 2026 Winter Olympic games.
The Milano-Cortina event is set to be hosted over eight main locations across northern Italy from figure skating in Milan to alpine skiing in the Dolomites mountain range.
Guest: Ben Waterworth, host of Olympics podcast "Off the Podium"
Producer: Brooke Young

From the RBA interest rate rise to ongoing talks between the Nationals and Liberals, it's been another eventful week in politics.
To break it all down for you is the Friday political panel.
Guests:Charles Croucher, Nine News chief political editor Katina Curtis, Canberra Bureau Chief for the West AustralianMelissa Clarke, Radio National political correspondent

New data from the Productivity Commission has revealed Australia's rate of childhood immunisation fell to a 10-year low in 2024-25.
It comes as infections of the potentially fatal bacterial respiratory infection, known as whooping cough,  reach their highest level nationally since records started in 1991.
Guest: Catherine Hughes, Co-founder and Executive Director of the Immunisation Foundation of Australia 
Producer: Grace Stranger

It was yet another moment that sparked fierce debate in the United States over Donald Trump's immigration crackdown as ICE agents detained a five year old boy.  
Liam Ramos and his father were taken from their home in Minneapolis last month and sent to a Texas immigration facility for detained families.
The federal government claims Liam's father entered the US illegally from Ecuador in December 2024, but the family's lawyer says he has a pending asylum claim that allows him to stay in the US.
Guest: Fred Biery, Texas District Judge
Producer: Brooke Young