Radio National Breakfast

Four really insightful interviews spanning the disaster zone in Nepal, key court cases in the US, and a major political forum in the Pacific. 
Hear from a Nepali MP about the government's shift to rehabilitation. She tells us the government will still keep security forces in place to find any survivors. 
Then the whistleblower who contributed to the case against Meta thats seen the social media giant pay an $18bn settlement to US states. 
We'll also speak with the LAPD officer who investigated Tupac Shakur's murder. 
And the Pacific Affairs Minister Pat Conroy joins us from Palau amid a bumpy Pacific Islands Forum summit.
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Tasmania's Premier has urged Woolworths to reconsider a decision which will see Tasmanian beef removed from shelves next year.

From the notoriously difficult duck cake, with its popcorn hair and potato chip bill, to the swimming pool cake full of green jelly, or the choo-choo train loaded with lollies - generations of Australian kids celebrated with baked creations from the Women's Weekly 'Children's Birthday Cake Book'.

This week, new data from the Bureau of Statistics shows a drop in building approvals.

Property data firm Cotality has released data showing house prices fell in almost every capital city last month.