Radio National Breakfast

Technology giant Nvidia says it will investigate a report CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a foreign intelligence effort.
Mr Huang has admitted to staff he had a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.
Carrington Clarke breaks down a story rocking the tech sector.
Then, the government backs down over its plans to sell key defence sites, now allowing four to remain in public hands.
And New Zealanders have had their say over who should lead the country, but it's going to take some time to figure out exactly what they said.

While breast cancer support has come a long way over the years, when Lyn Swinburne was diagnosed in the '90s and faced a gruelling battle with treatment, she was confronted with what she saw as major gaps in care and communication.

The RSL has welcomed the federal government's decision to scrap plans to sell four historic Defence sites - but say it's only a "partial victory."

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed to keep Victoria Barracks in Sydney and three other historic defence sites in public hands, following widespread backlash over plans for the sites to be sold off.

Today, the royal commission into alleged corruption on major construction projects will begin its first block of public hearings in Melbourne.