Radio National Breakfast

The Federal Government has unveiled sweeping changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme, with plans to take 160-thousand Australians out of the scheme by 2030.
The government will also crack down on fraud and eligibility.
From participants and their families - to advocates and providers, many Australians have big questions about the future of the NDIS.
Producers: Joe Sullivan, Eddy Diamond, Oscar Coleman

As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite - and farmers warn the fuel crisis could have serious consequences for Australia's food security - food relief charities are raising the alarm over the impact on Australian households.
Food charity OzHarvest's annual food security report reveals more than 74-thousand people are turned away from food support each month, as frontline services struggle to meet the demand.
Guest: Ronni Kahn, founder of OzHarvest
Producer: Grace Stranger

It's been described as the biggest reform for the disability sector since the start of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
The Federal Government yesterday unveiled its planned changes, in a bid to rein in costs, crack down on fraud and maintain the scheme's social licence.
The changes also mark a move away from diagnosis-based eligibility with about about 160-thousand people expected to be removed from the scheme by 2030.
GUEST: Allan Fels, Chair of Mind Australia 
PRODUCER: Eleni Psaltis

Iran says it has captured two container ships seeking to exit the Gulf via the Strait ​of Hormuz.
It's Iran's first seizure of vessels since the war began in February. A third vessel was also fired upon. Montenegro's minister of maritime affairs says the Panama-flagged MSC Francesca was one of the ships captured and that the crew are safe - including four ​Montenegrin seafarers.
As the Strait remains effectively closed, vessels are being tracked by what is known as the Automatic Identification System or AIS.
GUEST: Matt Smith, Director of Commodity Research at Kpler

Big changes are coming to the National Disability Insurance Scheme today - with Health Minister Mark Butler expected to announce measures to curb the growing cost of the scheme later today.
We dive into this with one of the original architects of the scheme, and Greens NDIS Minister, Jordon Steele-John.
In the Middle East, US President Donald Trump has announced a ceasefire between the US and Iran, hours before it was set to expire - you'll get the latest on a rapidly evolving situation.
The E-Safety Commissioner will also weigh in on her decision to put online gaming giants on notice, over fears that extremists and sexual predators are using these platforms to radicalise young people.
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.