Radio National Breakfast

The federal government wants to settle new rules for how data centres use energy at national cabinet tomorrow. 
The government says it doesn't want a 'race to the bottom' where states are pitted against each other, competing for data centres. 
Then, we'll get the latest on Canada's trade war with the US and Washington's latest sanctions on Iran. 
The British Prime Minister heads to Kyiv bearing gifts. 
And questions are raised around lobbying rules in Australia's federal parliament. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

17 years ago when Nick Maisey was studying occupational therapy in Western Australia, he saw an email addressed to his faculty.

Kangaroo Island is a breeding ground for seals and the endangered sea lion.

The Shadow Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction advocates for 'competitive federalism.'

Earlier this month, an interim Productivity Commission report said a deal struck by Scott Morrison to boost the state's GST share was a 'costly mistake' and should be unwound.