Radio National Breakfast

PM Anthony Albanese says the "Liberal and National parties made a big mistake legitimising One Nation", following the weekend's Farrer by-election.
We hear from Mr Albanese, and Nationals defector turned One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce following the party's historic win. 
Then, a similar challenge to the major parties in the UK sees Keir Starmer's prime ministership under threat. 
And we'll get the latest on the US war with Iran. 
Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Models, influencers and fashionistas are getting ready to strut their stuff at the 30th Australian Fashion Week - launching in Sydney today.
But it's not all runway shows and after-parties, it's serious business for the $28 billion Australian fashion and textile industry, which employs almost 500-thousand workers.
This year, emerging designers are at the forefront under a revamped model to make the event more accessible - and commercial.
GUEST: Marianne Perkovic, Executive Chairwoman of the Australian Fashion Council
PRODUCER: Eddy Diamond

Home and virtual care have become increasingly common for elderly Australians, helping free up hospital beds while keeping patients more comfortable.
Recently, a Breakfast listener got in touch to tell us about her 92-year-old mother - and how she was able to avoid a hospital stay thanks to an Aged Care Rapid Response Team based out of Royal North Shore and Ryde hospitals in Sydney.
Long-time geriatrician Dr James Hardy is the creator of that team.
Guest: Dr James Hardy, geriatrician and the head of the Aged Care Department at the Royal North Shore Hospital, creator of the Aged Care Rapid Response team.

The return last week of 13 women and children linked to the Islamic State terror group has ignited fresh political debate - and a legal challenge almost without precedent.

As One Nation celebrates its historic by-election win in the seat of Farrer, what does this victory mean for the major parties?
Guest: Barnaby Joyce, One Nation MP