The Australian share market has bounced back a bit after a rocky start to the week. But fresh concerns hit again after the White House announced a 50% tariff on Chinese goods. Aussies are also being warned not to panic about their super, with more uncertainty ahead.

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Sunrise is joined by Housing Minister, Clare O'Neil and Shadow Finance Minister, Jane Hume to discuss the first election debate between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, covering topics like nuclear energy, housing, and GP visits.

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The King and Queen have arrived in Rome for a four-day state visit, despite the King’s recent hospital stay for cancer complications. He’s said to be in good spirits.

For more, ITV's Royal Editor Chris Ship joins.

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E-scooter and e-bike injuries in Queensland are rising fast with hospitals reporting a big jump in serious accidents and insurance claims. 

For more, Emergency Physician Stephen Parnis joins.

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Sydney is bracing for a doctor's strike with health officials warning they don’t know how many will walk off the job in a pay fight. The strike runs from today to Thursday, raising fears for emergency departments.

Health Minister Mark Butler joins us for more.

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Global markets are crashing as Trump’s tariffs kick in.

Christian Baylis from Fortlake Asset Management joins us for more.

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Sunrise is joined by James Willis from the Daily Telegraph and Amanda Rose from Western Sydney Women to discuss the hefty cost of a new note and hacked super funds.

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A Brisbane Airbnb owner has been left with a massive mess to clean up after roughly 500 teens trashed his home in an out-of-control and drunken house party.

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Concerns are growing over airline safety after another mid-air emergency saw a passenger allegedly trying to open multiple plane doors while in the air.

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Residents in outback Queensland are coming to terms with the destruction left behind by record-breaking floodwaters which are covering an area more than four times the size of the United Kingdom.

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