Sunrise

Queensland Premier Steven Miles is promising Queenslanders won't spend a cent on electricity for the month of July this year.

For more, Georgia Costi at Queensland's state parliament reports.

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Police are investigating whether speed was a factor in a horror crash in Brisbane that killed two people and left a third fighting for life. It happened in the Legacy Way Tunnel close to peak hour yesterday afternoon with the three-car crash closing down the road for hours. 

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Detectives are at the scene of a home in Sydney's southwest after shots were fired. It happened shortly after seven o'clock at St Helen's Park and three people were inside at the time. The home and a car were peppered with bullets but no one was hurt.

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NSW Police have charged four men who allegedly torched a home in the city's south west leaving a couple inside with serious burns. Firebugs were caught on security video lighting the blaze, which engulfed a Fairfield West property in March.

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Melbourne's landmarks have turned purple overnight, to show solidarity with victims and survivors of domestic violence.

For more, Teegan Dolling reports.

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In Canberra, the government has flagged a major funding boost for the healthcare system to take pressure off struggling hospitals.

For more, Ben Downie reports. 

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Millions of visitors to popular New South Wales pubs and clubs are being warned their personal information may have been shared in an online data leak. 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 were affected and it's left visitors at risk of having their identities stolen.

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Federal, state and territory leaders will soon begin urgent talks to confront the growing level of violence against women. The Prime Minister has declared it a national crisis with stark new data revealing rates of women murdered by an intimate partner are up nearly 30 per cent. So far this year, 27 women have allegedly died in violent circumstances. And advocates say we need a "real commitment to change" from our leaders.

For more, Executive Director of the National Women's Safety Alliance, Katherine Berney, joins.

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There are growing calls for the resignation of 2 cabinet ministers in the wake of an immigration detainee disaster. Perth grandmother Ninette Simons has become the human face of the High Court's decision to free 149 detainees in our community. One of them is accused of a violent home invasion which left 73-year-old Ninette unconscious, and severely injured.  

For more, Treasurer Jim Chalmers reports.

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The Prime Minister is under growing pressure to sack two cabinet ministers in the wake of an immigration detainee disaster. The Opposition Leader is calling for Immigration Minister Andrew Giles and Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil to resign after a Perth grandmother and her husband were bashed in their own home allegedly at the hands of a released immigration detainee who had been bailed multiple times.

For more, Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil and Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume join.

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