Advertise on podcast: RN Breakfast - Separate stories podcast

A man accused of involvement in Rwanda's brutal genocide 30 years ago has been found to be living in Australia. He has never faced court over allegations that he took part in mob attacks that killed members of the Tutsi minority. He insists the accusations are false. A second man accused of similar crimes during the 1994 genocide is also believed by Rwandan authorities to be in Australia.  Now, a joint report by Four Corners and the Guardian newspaper reveals that both men are being sought by the Rwandan Government. Guest: Ben Doherty, Guardian Reporter

In 2018 Tayla Dwyer took to the stage on reality television show The Voice. Now, she's set to appear in the latest production of The Sound Of Music, taking on the role of Maria Rainer.  Guest: Tayla Dwyer

New research from University of California San Francisco has been looking at exactly how our brains follow music - and what that might mean.  The research observed that human brains have unique pathways for processing music, which are related to the pathways for processing speech. Guest: Ce Benedict, Music Show Executive Producer

The results are in from the world's largest study into the side effects of COVID vaccines. The study involved 99-million people from 8 countries, so what did we learn? Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of the Coronacast podcast and RN's The Health Report 

Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfield brings the latest news from the world of sport.

The Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation Michelle Grattan joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics.  

Billions of taxpayer dollars have been granted to businesses and communities for years, sometimes with little oversight, and sometimes for political reasons. Independent MP Helen Haines is pushing the government to support her bill to stop pork barrelling, saying 'I'm here to put the pork in the fork before the next election'. Guest: Helen Haines, Independent MP for Indi

Insurance giant QBE has faced a dressing down in the Federal Court, as it battles to defend its treatment of small businesses during the COVID-pandemic. It has been accused of undermining a court direction, in a class action involving companies that had paid for "business interruption insurance" to protect them against the impact of COVID-19. QBE has been ordered to send tens of thousands of letters to customers alerting them to the class action. Guest: Adele Ferguson, ABC Investigative Reporter

The speeches of Adolf Hitler between 1933-1945 will be analysed by historians for the first time and put online for researchers.

Hundreds of firefighters continue to battle bushfires in Western Victoria, with residents being warned of extreme fire danger in the coming days. The Bayindeen fire is burning west of Ballarat and has already destroyed 6 homes in the area.  Guest:Robert Vance, Pyrenees Shire Mayor

In Australia the government has recently announced an additional defence spend of $260 million to manufacture next-generation military drones, in preparation for future military 'swarm wars'.

It's deadline day for Israel to present its report to the International Court of Justice outlining how its taking steps to prevent genocide in Gaza. That report is one of six emergency measures ordered by the UN's top court after it found South Africa's claim Israel is committing genocide in Gaza is plausible. Guest: Michael Becker, Assistant Professor of International Human Rights Law at Trinity College Dublin and a former legal officer at the International Court of Justice