Breakfast Wrap: Another state Liberal leader gets the boot
First-term MP Kellie Sloane has become the new leader of the New South Wales Liberals, following former leader Mark Speakman's decision to step down.It follows Jess Wilson taking over for Brad Battin as the Victorian Liberal leader. We'll hear from the Sydney Morning Herald's state political editor, and a senior federal Liberal, as the outgoing premier partially blames the federal wing for his demise. Then, the federal government has given up a multi-year campaign to host next year's COP31 climate summit, ceding hosting rights to Türkiye.While the details of a deal with Türkiye are still being finalised, Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen says he will still lead negotiations at the summit.The Greens argue that the government's heart was never really in it, and the City of Adelaide shares why they're disappointed to lose out to Istanbul. Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.
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Thousands of rowers to paddle the Yarra for annual regatta
Early birds in Melbourne are likely to spot a lycra-clad rowing crew gliding down the Yarra River on any given morning.But tomorrow promises something much more spectacular - the annual Head of the Yarra.Thousands of competitors from across the country will take on the twisting, murky depths ... In one of the oldest and most prestigious regattas in the world.Guest: James Lyon, Hawthorn Rowing Club and a Head of the Yarra veteran.Producers: Eddy Diamond, Jason Whittaker
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Killing season opens for the Liberal Party
The multi-year campaign for Australia to host next year's COP-31 climate summit fell at the last hurdle, though Climate Minister Chris Bowen did receive a consolation prize.
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The Dayton Peace Accords: 30 years on
Thirty years ago today, the Bosnian War, which killed 100,000 people, displaced millions, and culminated in Europe's deadliest atrocity since World War II, was officially coming to an end.In a hotel conference room on an Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, the leaders of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia initialled an agreement to bring the three-and-a-half-year conflict to a close. Three weeks later, the General Framework Agreement, known as the Dayton Peace Accords, was signed.Guest: Jasmina Joldic, Bosnian migrant and Deputy Secretary in the Commonwealth Education Department & Ian Kemish, former Australian diplomat to the region and distinguished advisor at the ANU national security collegeProducer: Eddy Diamond
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'Terribly disappointed': City of Adelaide reacts to COP31 loss
After more than three years of lobbying, Australia has dropped its bid to host next year's COP31 climate summit, with Adelaide missing out on the global stage and an economic boost.It's left a bitter taste for many in the Festival State, with South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas labelling the process "obscene".The City of Adelaide's Lord Mayor, Dr Jane Lomax-Smith, says she's "terribly disappointed" at the outcome. Guest: Dr Jane Lomax-Smith, Lord Mayor of the City of AdelaideProducer: Grace Stranger
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