Breakfast

MUSIC STING: "Mantra" by Paolo Achenza Trio from the album "Ombri".

6:37: RENEWABLE ENERGY: The renewable energy industry in Australia is worth around $8 billion, is growing at 25% a year and exporting about one-third of its total turnover. David Abba, chief executive officer of the Sustainable Energy Industry Association, joins us to discuss a new Federal Government plan calling for an additional 2% of their output from renewable sources by 2010 as a key plank in their greenhouse response strategy currently being sold at the world climate conference in The Hague.

POLITICAL UPDATE: Fran Kelly updates the latest political news from Canberra.

MUSIC STING: Ben Harper from the album "Burn to Shine".

6:48: BEATTIE'S BLUES: Queensland Premier, Peter Beattie, flies back into Brisbane this morning to confront his State's biggest political crisis since the Fitzgerald Inquiry. He's coming home to face the political storm that has resulted from the electoral rorts scandal.

7:34: OLYMPIC SALE: Stuart Booth, a resident of Oberon in NSW, talks about selling his five-year-old gelding, named Fred, who was one of the 120 stock horses that kicked off the Opening Ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.

7:37: FRAN KELLY: Fran Kelly talks to Federal Opposition Shadow Foreign Minister, Laurie Brereton, about the Government allowing a visit to Australia of a nuclear-powered French submarine.

7:43: CLIMATE END: Nick Nuttle, environment reporter for the London-based Times newspaper, talks about the major international conference on climate change in The Hague.

7:55: YOUNG TRAVELLING PICS: The Travelling Film and Sound Show, an initiative of ScreenSound Australia, takes a collection of artefacts, like old photographs and magic lanterns, around the country for public display, in a travelling tent. Bruce Skilton, the manager of the show, joins us to talk about the exhibition.

8:06: THIS WEEK IN CANBERRA: Fran Kelly speaks with Michelle Grattan, chief political correspondent with the Sydney Morning Herald, and Karen Middleton, political correspondent with The West Australian, about the political climate in Canberra.

8:17: APOLLO VIEWS: Nell Schofield takes a look at a 'Full Moon', an exhibition of some of the more obscure images from the Apollo mission at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art.

8:22: KELLY LETTER: Andrew Coulloupas finds about yet another piece of Ned Kelly memorabilia, a letter.

8:26: FILMS: Alan Saunders reviews the film "Charlie's Angels".