The flatmate of missing Queensland teen Pheobe Bishop has spoken out just hours before being taken into custody. James Wood told the Daily Mail they argued on the way to the airport, then he left with another housemate to "give her space." When they returned, Pheobe was gone. No charges have been laid.

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The final seat of the election has been called, with independent Teal Nicolette Boele winning Bradfield by just 26 votes — the closest race since 1919. Liberal candidate Gisele Kapterian is now weighing a legal challenge that could trigger a by-election.

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Victorian principals will soon have greater powers to tackle bad behaviour, with new rules allowing them to suspend or expel students for incidents outside school hours — including weekend fights, cyberbullying and misconduct on the way to school.

For more, Principal Tami-Jo Richter from Dohertys Creek College joins.

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Winter has well and truly arrived with a vengeance  as an icy blast grips eastern Australia this week.

For more, 7NEWS Meteorologist Tony Auden joins.

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Sunrise is joined by broadcaster Justin Smith and Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli to discuss major reforms targeting bullying in Victorian schools, AI threatening the future of our jobs, and a new study revealing the most annoying air travel behaviours.

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The Royal family feud is back in the spotlight, with Prince William taking a jab at Prince Harry. During an army base visit, he joked families are a "mixed bag" and "some might not want to see you." It follows Harry’s recent call for reconciliation.

For more, Royal Editor at the Daily Mirror Russell Myers joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Housing Minister Clare O'Neil and Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie to discuss the OECD calling out Australia's housing crisis and the UK investing more in warplanes and submarines.

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A major precedent has been set in Queensland, with the state's top court ruling that teens who invaded Wallabies great Toutai Kefu’s home and attacked his family shouldn’t have convictions recorded. The move aims to support rehabilitation, but victims' advocates call it a failure of justice.

For more, the neighbour of the Kefu family and co-founder of Voice for Victims Ben Cannon joins.

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Australia's latest economic figures are due in hours, but experts warn of weak growth and urge action on housing affordability. The RBA also downplays Trump’s trade war impact, while hinting at possible rapid rate cuts.

For more, Founder of Fortlake Asset Management Dr Christian Baylis joins.

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Major changes are hitting Australia’s cosmetic industry as regulators crack down on nurses and dentists performing non-surgical treatments. It follows a wave of botched procedures, with warnings some clinics are prioritising profit over safety.

For more, Plastic Surgeon Dr Jack Zoumaras joins.

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