Sunrise

Pressure is mounting on Melbourne University to bring in police to evict students who have been occupying a campus building since last week.

For more, Sarah Jane Bell reports.

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Victoria is headed for more pain with nurses rejecting the government's latest pay offer. The union shut down 800 beds to hear the deal and similar action could follow part of the long-running pay fight. The state's police are also at odds with the government, with the Chief Commissioner rejecting a push for a nine-day fortnight and nine-hour shifts.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned moves by the International Criminal Court, seeking to charge him with war crimes.

For more, U.S. Bureau Chief David Woiwod reports.

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The father of NRL star Payne Haas is in a Philippines jail, waiting to hear if he'll be extradited to Indonesia to face drug trafficking charges.

For more, Rachel Baxter reports.

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Rescue crews are battling atrocious conditions as they search for Iran's President, whose helicopter crashed in the country's north.

For more, U.S. Correspondent Mylee Hogan reports.

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In more breaking news this hour two people are being assessed, and inner-Brisbane locals are being warned to keep their windows closed after a large industrial fire.

For more, Georgia Costi reports.

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The Prime Minister has backed imposing age limits for children accessing social media sites. It follows the Treasurer allocating $6.5 million to trial age-verifying technology but experts warn that could mean every Australian being forced to show their licence to prove their age.

For more, Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek and Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce join. 

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The Australian Defence Force is on standby to help Aussies trapped in New Caledonia. Travellers have been stranded for a week after civil unrest hit the island. Six people have been killed. And the widespread chaos has left holiday-makers unsure of when they'll be able to get out. Food supplies are also running low with hotels starting to ration food.

For more, Mary Hatten from Sydney who is currently stuck in Noumea with her family joins.

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Aussies are being asked to roll up their sleeves with Australian Red Cross Lifeblood supplies dropping to critical levels. Demand for blood and plasma is exceeding current donations with 1200 people needed to donate every day in the coming week to meet the needs of patients

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Six people were arrested in Melbourne over the weekend after police clashed with protesters on city streets.

For more, Sarah Jane Bell reports.

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