Sunrise

Sunrise is joined by Environment Minister, Tanya Plibersek and Nationals MP, Barnaby Joyce to discuss Peter Dutton walking back on axing remote work and 'dirty nickel' in electric vehicles.

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An Australian company, BrainEye, is developing an app that scans eyes to detect concussions, potentially helping assess injuries in real time. 

For more, Chief Scientific Officer Joanne Fielding joins.

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A third of Aussies sleep with their phones, but how often do they clean them? Research shows phones carry more bacteria than a toilet seat, along with other everyday household items. 

For more, cleaning expert Anita Birges joins.

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With dementia being one of the leading causes of death in Australia, it's crucial to know when memory loss is simply a slip-up and when it could be an early warning sign of something more serious.

For more, Sunrise GP Dr Ginni Mansberg joins.

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Pubgoers on the Gold Coast could be in line for a free pint after wet weather has upended the Mayor's promise the beaches would be open for Easter, meaning the repair of the eroded beaches has been delayed.

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Senator Pauline Hanson is a political firebrand who has dominated Australian politics for the past three decades. Now, her daughter Lee is following in her mother's footsteps by running as a One Nation candidate.

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Economist Evan Lucas joins Sunrise to break down US President Donald Trump's announcement on reciprocal tariffs.

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With major political parties and business groups backing a pay rise for Australian workers this year, the debate now centres on how much.

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Sunrise is joined by Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli and Daily Telegraph journalist James Willis to discuss President Trump's tariffs against major nations, Victoria's school logo uniform ban, and a controversial wedding trend.

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New data suggests adolescent vaping is at its lowest since records began. Unlike the UK and Canada, Australia restricts vape sales, requiring prescriptions for under-18s.

For more, Professor Becky Freeman joins.

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