Sunrise

There are new details over the disappearance of two Australian brothers in Mexico with two more arrests made meaning three people are now in custody. Jake and Callum Robinson were on a surfing safari when they vanished. They last contacted their loved ones in Western Australia on the weekend. 

For more, Mylee Hogan reports.

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A Top End teenager has just become Australia's newest millionaire and he did it by catching a barramundi! 19-year-old Keegan Payne was fishing with friends and family on the Katherine River early Sunday morning when he landed the prize catch. The specially tagged barra was one of over 80 released in the Northern Territory as part of the Million Dollar Fish competition. 

For more, Keegan Payne and his sister Shay join.

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If you need some motivation to get to the gym, our next guest might be the guy for you. For Melbourne retiree John Watson, age is just a number. He's been exercising at his local gym for 17 years and has just celebrated his 95th birthday! That makes him the oldest Genesis gym member in the country. And while he admits he's not the fittest bloke in the world he's still ahead of many people half his age.

For more, John Watson joins. 

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It's the diet that's taking Australia by storm which involves intermittent fasting and eating a very specific amount of calories per day yes, 800 calories in fact. And the brains behind the hugely successful Fast 800 plan are back with a brand new recipe book and it's great news for anyone with a sweet tooth because it's all about treats

For more, Author Dr Clare Bailey joins.

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An exciting announcement from one of Australia's most popular theme parks. Dreamworld is giving Sunrise an inside look at the development of its much-anticipated "Rivertown precinct". It will be home to a first-of-its-kind rollercoaster called, The Jungle Rush which promises to be an unforgettable adventure for visitors of all ages.

For more, Dreamworld's Operations Director Michelle Erasmus joins.

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Over a million visitors to some of the most popular clubs, pubs and restaurants across Sydney and New South Wales may be at risk of having their details stolen following a major data breach. It's understood addresses, signatures, dates of birth, phone numbers and even driver's licence photos may have been shared internationally. More than a dozen of the state's venues have been affected sparking a major investigation by New South Wales Police.

For more, Cyber Security expert Elliot Dellys joins. 

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The Queensland Government's plan to overhaul youth sentencing laws is copping backlash from all sides. Premier Steven Miles has declared he'll axe the sentencing principle of "detention as a last resort" for children. He says removing the phrase will clear it up for the courts that community safety must be the priority. But the opposition says it doesn't go far enough. And one social welfare group has even labelled the move a "desperate grasp for power."

For more, I'm joined by Queensland Police Union CEO Ian Leavers.

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The Prime Minister has described a nearly $1bn program to help women escape violent relationships as 'a step forward'. The funding announcement comes after mounting community pressure on the Government to address the growing number of women who've been killed this year. Over $920 million has been allocated to the Leaving Violence Program over the next 5 years. It will allow victim-survivors to access up to $5000 in cash, services and support. 

For more, Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth joins.

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Sunrise is joined by commentator Neil Mitchell and founder of Western Sydney Women Amanda Rose to discuss the Immigration Minister's apology to the Perth grandmother who was attacked in her home and the Education Minister declaring social media 'toxic'. 

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Administrators of the budget airline Bonza have delivered a final blow to fuming customers saying refunds that were promised can't be delivered. Tens of thousands have been left in the lurch after the company went into voluntary administration.

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