Sunrise

The teams are in for State of Origin Game 2, with both sides making changes. Blues coach Laurie Daley sticks with most of the Game 1 winners, replacing injured Mitch Barnett with Stefano Utoikamanu. Queensland drops a bombshell, axing captain Daly Cherry-Evans.

For more, Blues Legend Brett Kimmorley joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Daily Telegraph journalist James Willis and columnist Susie O'Brien to discuss criticism of Australia's handling of illegal tobacco, Queensland’s ‘adult crime, adult time’ laws, and Aussies faking sick days.

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As we go to air right now, police are out in force in Los Angeles as protests against Donald Trump's immigration policies threaten to flare up again.

For more, retired Lieutenant General with the US Air Force Richard Newton joins. 

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The world’s first AI fashion label, Neuono, uses your style, body shape, and even Instagram habits to design custom, made-to-measure outfits.

For more, the co-founder of the Neuono app Tim Aquino joins.

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More than 800 Australians are on the King’s Birthday Honours List, including Western Sydney’s Paul Moussa. The Parramatta Mission Meals Plus Coordinator has been awarded an AM for his community service.

For more, Paul Moussa joins.

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Thousands are heading home after the long weekend. New Canstar research shows car insurance has risen by $122 on average this year. Many Aussies are finding creative ways to cut costs, some smart, others risky.

For more, Sally Tindall from Canstar joins.

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President Trump has deployed the US National Guard as riots escalate in Los Angeles. The move follows citywide raids and 118 immigrant arrests. Governor Gavin Newsom called it “inflammatory,” but the White House defends it as necessary amid rising tensions.

For more, former FBI agent Mike Harrigan joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce and the Founding Director of Western Sydney Women, Amanda Rose, to discuss the King’s Birthday Honours list and pricey Parliament House furniture.

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Pheobe Bishop's housemates, James Wood and Tanika Bromley, have been charged with her murder and interfering with a corpse. The 17-year-old’s remains are still missing. The pair were arrested last night and will face court today.

For more, criminologist Dr Xanthe Mallett joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Health Minister Mark Butler and Liberal Senator Jane Hume to discuss how changes to beef import rules may lead to exemption from Trump’s tariffs, and concerns that future generations could face higher taxes under the proposed tax plan.

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