Sunrise

Sunrise is joined by the host of Triple M Nightshift, Luke Bona and journalist, Suzanne Mostyn to discuss the preference of bosses for full-time on-site employees, criticism of an Australian official for delivering an Indigenous Acknowledgement of Country overseas, and backlash against 'entitled' Wicked fans for singing along during cinema screenings.

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Two Queensland mums, stranded after their car was stolen during a dream trip, tracked down the alleged thief using CCTV and local tips. The suspect surrendered, but their car remains missing.

For more, Emily and Jessie join.

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Health authorities are sounding the alarm after new research reveals that over-the-counter Phenergan is causing some serious side effects. 

For more, Sunrise GP Dr Ginni Mansberg joins.

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A team of young Melbourne cricketers have gone viral after posting a tongue-in-cheek video showing how "Aussies train for cricket season". 

For more, Dylan Anderson and Vikings Cricket Club Social Media Manager Robert Fuller join.

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Six weeks after his tragic death, popstar Liam Payne has been laid to rest in what's being described as a "perfect" service. 

For more, The Daily Mirror's Associate Editor, Russell Myers, join.

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Sunrise is joined by the Founding Director of Western Sydney Women, Amanda Rose and broadcaster, Neil Mitchell to discuss the Sydney-wide rail shutdown, the hefty fines social media giants could face for violating new age restriction laws and the Adelaide City Council considering a speed limit proposal to enhance urban safety. 

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Sunrise is joined by Housing Minister Clare O'Neil and Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume to discuss Gina Rinehart's call for Australia to adopt Elon Musk's approach to efficiency and the country's immigration policies.

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Bunnings defends breaching privacy laws, releasing CCTV of staff threatened by armed customers. The retailer says facial recognition trials aimed to ensure safety, but the watchdog has ordered to not repeat the practice in the future.

For more, Bunnings Managing Director Mike Schneider joins.

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There are fresh concerns for mortgage holders as the Reserve Bank reveals it's not ruling out another interest rate hike. The warning comes as many economists have shifted their rate cut predictions pushing them back to May 2025. This is despite many Aussie households already buckling under the pressure of rising living costs.

For more, Mark Bouris from Yellow Brick Road joins.

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New research from the Australian Medical Association warns the rise of antimicrobial resistance could be an existential threat to human health.

For more, AMA President, Dr Danielle McMullen joins 

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