Breakfast Wrap: Hegseth defends against impeachment push

The US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is defending against a push from within his own party to impeach him.You'll hear from someone who knows a thing or two about impeachment proceedings - former federal Watergate prosecutor Nick Ackerman.Then, Qantas is cutting more than 800 positions from the airline in coming years.And we'll dive into the government's plans to introduce mandatory artificial intelligence safety and security standards for developers.

Dr Lila Landowski once had a fear of public speaking. She's now one of Australia's most recognised science communicators, whose work has reached millions of people around the world.

Unions say Qantas' decision to restructure and outsource roles is "gut wrenching" for workers - with 850 positions to be cut from the airline over the "coming years." 

Sarah Hanson Young says that while the government is announcing a new AI regulator, they are "rolling out the red carpet" for data centres. 

Negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the US are meeting in Abu Dhabi, to discuss how to end nearly five years of war.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says the impeachment effort against him is a stunt by a disgruntled Republican. 

The climate scientist is a COP veteran and says Australia should look at Brazil's work transitioning away from fossil fuels. 

Yesterday, Qantas announced a new partnership with technology firm Accenture, which CEO Vanessa Hudson said would allow the company to "innovate faster" through the use of AI.

11 Australian soldiers killed in World War One have finally been identified and will be honoured this Remembrance Day. 

The aged care system is in crisis and at breaking point: that's what South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas will argue at a rally in Adelaide today.He's urging the federal government to take immediate action.Then, the US tech giant Nvidia has opened an independent investigation following reports that its chief executive had a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.Meanwhile, the COP-31 climate talks are underway in Türkiye, with Australia leading negotiations on new agreements to reduce global emissions.And we hear from an award-winning photojournalist who's been covering the war and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.