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While it is still too close to call, United States President Joe Biden appears to have lost control of the House of Representatives, but may retain the senate. 10 News First Breakfast speaks to Richard McGregor, Senior Fellow of the Lowy Institute.

Flooding Emergency In NSW Central West | 10 News First

Nationwide protests continue for a second month in Iran as thousands demonstrate against the country's brutal and oppressive regime. Officially, five protesters have been sentenced to death. 10 News First: Breakfast speaks to award-winning human rights scholar Dr Saba Vasefi.

The proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament “is not recognition” but “identity politics,” says Sky News host Peta Credlin.

Russian hackers release stolen Medibank data 'in its entirety' online

Trade and Tourism Minister Don Farrell says the federal government wants a “stabilised” relationship with China.

Dementia Australia’s Leanne Emerson says those at a higher risk of dementia should introduce lifestyle changes as “early as possible” to help prevent the onset of the disease.

Australian researchers have uncovered a new way that bacteria could become superbugs and avoid being killed by antibiotics.

Swinburne University Astronomer Professor Jeff Cooke says we can witness a star similar to our sun, being “torn apart” by a “supermassive black hole”.

Shadow Veteran Affairs Minister Barnaby Joyce says he wants “regional senators” instead of changing the constitution for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Former Victoria Liberal Party President Michael Kroger says when you get close to the election you almost “say anything” within reason, to get yourself elected.

Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “laughs at” small businesses and that his front bench “puts down” ordinary Australians.

EnergyQuest Chief Executive Officer Graeme Bethune says Australia is “highly reliant” on overseas capital to invest in oil and gas as we are in “many other areas”.

ADF Veteran Shane Healey hopes Chief of the Defence Force, General Angus Campbell, was also subjected to a show cause motion on his medals after General Campbell announced recommence action in relation to the war crimes inquiry.

Queensland Resources Council's Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane says a coal price cap won’t work because most power stations in Australia are buying coal off themselves and "paying a fraction" of the current international price.

Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley says the Albanese government doesn’t seem to “have the understanding” to run a business as the IR bill is set to pass the Senate this week.

NSW Opposition leader Chris Minns says the party is hopeful and is ready for the contest ahead.

Lynette Dawson’s niece Renee Simms says it's "definitely the end of a chapter" as convicted murderer Chris Dawson is due to be sentenced today.

Chris Dawson has been sentenced to 24 years behind bars for the murder of his wife, Lynette, with a non-parole period of 18 years.

Relief on power bills promised regardless of who wins state election | 9 News Australia