Rn Breakfast News Today

Technology jobs are growing well above the rate of average jobs growth nationally. The peak industry body for Australia's tech sector says we're on track to meet the government's target of 1.2 million tech jobs by 2030, but more needs to be done to ensure we get there. 

The public school sector is facing huge issues with student attendance, teacher shortages and swelling teacher workloads. In NSW, the new Labor government has promised serious reform, but will it be enough to change the deep-rooted problems in the sector?

Today marks the sixth anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the 'generous offer' the Prime Minister says Australians should accept. This week politicians in Canberra have been debating the bill that would allow the referendum for the Voice to take place. 

Last night, veteran First Nations broadcaster Stan Grant stepped away from journalism indefinitely.

While the art world is grappling with the idea of artificial intelligence producing art, some artists are already creating work and controversy.

The jury in the Donald Trump civil rape trial has begun deliberating. Writer E. Jean Carroll has accused the former president of raping her in a New York department store in 1996. She is suing him for battery and defamation after Trump called her accusation a hoax and a lie.  

Australia recently joined other countries in banning TikTok on government devices, citing the data it collects and the TikTok's exposure to extrajudicial directions from a foreign government, namely China. But a new report says TikTok isn't an anomaly on data and who has access.

Sexual exploitation is a "huge problem" in the UN and the broader aid sector. Now a new group is trying to prevent further abuse.

There are warnings that some children suffering anxiety could be unnecessarily medicated because they can't access the psychology treatment they need.  Nationally, prescriptions to treat anxiety and depression in children jumped 40 per cent between 2021 and 2022.

US President Donald Trump has denied responsibility for inciting a violent protest at the US Capitol.