Sunrise

Sunrise is joined by WA Opposition Leader, Basil Zempilas and Sunshine Coast Mayor, Rosanna Natoli to discuss calls to end smacking kids, school attendance shock and Australia's happiest city.

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Sunrise is joined by Employment Minister Murray Watt and journalist Joe Hildebrand to discuss a Victorian Teal MP claiming victory too soon, a political State of Origin and Ian Moss banning phones from show.

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In hours, the world will be shut out as the Conclave begins, the centuries-old process to choose Pope Francis’ successor. 133 Cardinals will cast ballots until white smoke signals a new Pope. So, what can we expect on day one?

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A new fly-in fly-out police unit is being hailed a success in tackling Queensland’s youth crime crisis, with 4,200 young offenders arrested between January and March — 47 a day.

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One of the big four banks predicts a double rate cut next week and up to 5 separate cuts over the next 12 months. How much better off will households be.

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Aussie beachgoers are being warned after a spike in shark sightings along the southern coast, including a 2.7m great white in Adelaide's shallows and a 3m shark rescued off Yorke Peninsula days earlier.

For more, Shark Watch SA Managing Director Anton Covino joins.

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A North Queensland community is calling for tougher youth crime laws, describing daily incidents as a "war zone." Locals are proposing a reform model as Premier Crisafulli works on changes to his 'adult crime, adult time' laws.

For more, Cairns local and victim of youth crime Dean Vella joins.

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Victoria’s new police commissioner is set to be former New Zealand top cop Mike Bush, after acting chief Rick Nugent declined the role. Bush led NZ Police from 2014 to 2020, including during the Christchurch massacre.

For more, former Victorian Police Detective Charlie Bezzina joins.

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Australia risks losing a $5 billion industry as Donald Trump plans a 100% tax on films made outside the US, blaming foreign incentives for hurting American production.

For more, the Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Daily Telegraph journalist James Willis and founding director of Western Sydney Women, Amanda Rose, to discuss the US President's Hollywood bombshell, the search for a new Liberal leader, and a brewing fashion copyright battle.

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