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Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume and journalist Joe Hildebrand join Sunrise to discuss voter support for Labor’s housing and tax policies and concerns over a possible Russian military base in Indonesia.
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Police returned accused killer Patrick Stephenson to the last known location of missing mum Samantha Murphy. He denies involvement.
For more, Dr Xanthe Mallett joins.
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Katy Perry has flown to space with an all-women crew on a Blue Origin rocket.
For more, Astrophysicist Paul Sutter joins.
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One lucky Aussie could become an instant multi-millionaire tonight with Oz Lotto jackpotting to a whopping $ 70 million.
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After footage surfaced of hoon drivers taunting police on the Gold Coast, there's a renewed push for tougher laws.
For more, former Queensland police detective Terry Goldsworthy joins.
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Sunrise is joined by Daily Telegraph journalist James Willis and the Founding Director of Western Sydney Women, Amanda Rose, to discuss the Coalition's diss track targeting Labor and the PM over the rising cost of living.
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Sunrise is joined by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to discuss his comments about possibly running for a third term.
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Katy Perry has made history, blasting into space with an all-female crew aboard Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket.
For more, retired NASA Astronaut Leroy Chiao joins.
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Markets took a hit after President Trump's tariff reversal, but Aussie economists remain hopeful. The US-China trade war might even lower the prices of some goods.
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New FAA data reveals the helicopter that crashed into New York's Hudson River had mechanical issues as recently as September. Witnesses say it spiralled out of control before crashing on Friday, killing six people, including three children.
For more, Aviation Expert Richard De Crespigny joins.
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