Radio National Breakfast

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing widespread criticism this week for suggesting there were no good Muslims in Australia. 
She has since issued a partial apology.
On the Breakfast Wrap we hear from the Muslim community in Western Sydney, and capture the political condemnation across the aisle. 
Then, Australia's low debt status is being threatened; with the combination of federal and state debt heading towards levels not seen since World War Two. We'll get the latest analysis. 
And the federal government has temporarily banned an Australian citizen with links to the Islamic State group from returning home from Syria. So for those who do return, what security measures are in place? 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

As the fallout from the 'Epstein files' continues - a group of UN human rights experts has ve issued a dire warning about the scale of the alleged crimes.
Earlier this month, more than three million videos, photos and documents were released in relation to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in custody in 2019.
The latest cache has prompted UN independent experts to warn some of the alleged incidents could meet the legal threshold of crimes against humanity.
GUEST: Reem Alsalem, United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls
PRODUCER: Brooke Young

With the social media ban for under 16s now in full swing - and other countries now following suit - many are watching closely to see how it will all work.
But well before all this happened, Paul Litherland was working in Western Australia's technology crime unit.
He dealt personally with victims of cyber bullying, grooming and predatory behaviour, as well as their families, and the perpetrators themselves.
Over time, Paul realised he wanted to do more and he ultimately left the force to instead speak directly with thousands of children and young people around Australia - in a bid to stop online harm before it happens.
A warning that this interview mentions suicide and suicidal ideation. If the interview raises any concerns for you, the number for Lifeline is 13 11 14.
Guest: Paul Litherland is a former WA police officer and the founder of Surf Online Safe

The federal government has temporarily banned an Australian citizen with links to the Islamic State group from returning home from Syria.
For those who do return, what security measures are in place? 
GUEST: Peta Lowe, Principal Consultant at Phronesis Consulting and Training and former Director, of Countering Violent Extremism for Juvenile Justice in the NSW Department of Justice
PRODUCER: Eddy Diamond

The Opposition has criticised government spending, after new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirmed Australians' pay rises have not kept up with inflation over the 12 months to December.
The Coalition front bench now includes Victorian MP Tim Wilson as Shadow Treasurer and Tasmanian Senator Claire Chandler as Shadow Minister for Finance.
GUEST: Claire Chandler, Shadow Minister for Finance
PRODUCER: Isadora Bogle