Sunrise

Jewish leaders warn that anti-Semitism is out of control after a Sydney attack. The Prime Minister condemned the violence amid growing criticism. Meanwhile, the CSIRO found nuclear power twice as expensive as renewable energy after revising its report in response to party criticism.

For more, Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton joins.

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Sunrise is joined by broadcaster Neil Mitchell and Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas to discuss the Victorian Government's recent backlash following teen violence at Melbourne Christmas carols. 

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Two thieves rammed a ute into a popular Melbourne toy store, stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of items and leaving staff in tears and customers furious.

For more, store manager, Heather Rouhan, joins.

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Australian authorities face growing pressure to ban two cancer-causing chemicals mainly used in dry cleaning, following the US Environmental Protection Agency's historic ban this week. Experts say safer alternatives are already widely available.

For more, Embryologist Lucy Lines joins.

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Passengers had the fright of their lives when their flight was forced to make an emergency landing. The plane, leaving Brisbane Airport, was in the air for just 40 minutes before passengers were informed the brakes were locked, and the aircraft had to return. Thankfully, it landed safely, but travelers described the experience as "horrifying."

For more, former Qantas pilot and Head of Flight Technical, David Oliver, joins.

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A car has been torched and anti-Semitic graffiti has been sprayed on several properties in Sydney's east.

For more, New South Wales Premier Chris Minns joins.

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Hope rises as the RBA hints at a February rate cut, with Governor Michele Bullock confident inflation is easing. Rates remain at 4.35%, but a cut could come sooner than May. When will a rate cut likely come?

For more, Director of Data insights at Canstar, Sally Tindall, joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Housing Minister Clare O'Neil and Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume to discuss the anti-Semitic attack in Sydney, Anthony Albanese's heckling at a firebombed synagogue, and the RBA hinting at a February rate cut as inflation shows signs of easing.

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Well-wishes are pouring in for Olympic legend Dawn Fraser, 87, after breaking four ribs, her hip, and wrist in a fall at her Noosa home. Her daughter says, "she is one tough lady," and doctors are pleased with her recovery.

For more, Sunrise GP, Doctor Ginni Mansberg joins.

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All attention is on the Reserve Bank board as it makes its final cash rate decision of the year, expected to remain at 4.35%. This suggests no rate cuts soon, as inflation remains high at 3.5%. However, RBA Governor Michelle Bullock may offer hints about when relief could come.

For more, the Founder of Fortlake Asset Management, Dr Christian Baylis joins.

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