An internationally exclusive exhibition called 'Pharaoh' has just opened the National Gallery of Victoria and celebrates three thousand years of ancient Egyptian art and culture, with more than 500 objects spanning from the 1st Dynasty to the Roman period on loan from the British Museum. 

• Guest: Dr Daniel Antoine, Head of the Department of Egypt and Sudan, British Museum 

With Narendra Modi's Hindu-Nationalist government retaining power after last month's Indian elections, the Australian government has been cautious.

But tonight's four corners confirms new details about Indian government operations in Australia.

Guest: Avani Dias, Four Corners Reporter; Former Foreign Correspondent in India

The Australian streaming industry is facing a critical juncture as new research indicates that 84% of shows on streaming platforms are rated just 'average' or worse.

• Guest: Louise Shultze, CEO, Australian Production House

'The Piano' is a unique reality TV series, that focuses on amateur musicians are invited to publicly perform on pianos in the streets of the UK.

And recovering from the magic of the Classic 100.

Guest: Russell Torrance

Health systems in every jurisdiction are struggling under the weight of a surge in winter illnesses, with emergency departments full and elective surgeries cancelled.

The States and Territories are demanding greater Commonwealth financial assistance, including a promised 45 per cent funding share for hospitals. But the Federal Government has put negotiations on pause, as the prioritise NDIS funding.

• Guest: Mary-Anne Thomas, Victorian Health Minister

Last year Australians lost more than $2.7 billion to scams.

The Albanese government is now implementing what they're calling "a world leading anti‑scam plan" that has already seen scam losses fall for the first time since 2016.

• Guest: Chris Sheehan, NAB Executive Group Investigations

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

The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister will sit down with Premier Li for the leaders meeting today - what's going to raised?

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

Guest: Michelle Grattan 

While the Chinese Premier's visit to Australia has broadly been welcome, some of the thornier issues that remain between China and Australia will be discussed today at a bilateral meeting in Canberra.

That includes China's foreign interference in Australia, which Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson says is "very important". He says it's important the Australian Government is "publicly candid about that."

• Guest: James Paterson, Shadow Home Affairs Minister

Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says the Chinese Premier's visit to Australia presents an "enormous opportunity" to continue the dialogue and keep stabilising the relationship between Australia and China, while "addressing outstanding issues."

He says lobster and beef export bans have been raised and while no agreement has been reached, the Government is "hopeful" as a result of this meeting and  dialogue they'll make further progress. 

• Guest: Murray Watt, Minister for Agriculture and Emergency Management