Well, there was no day off for King Charles on his 76th birthday. The monarch treated the occasion as a normal working day with several engagements in London.

For more, Ashley Mullaney reports.

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Christmas may have come early for some Aussies after one of the big four banks made a major move on interest rates. But what does this mean for mortgage holders and does this signal growing confidence in the market?

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

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Schoolies officially kicks off tomorrow with students expected to descend on the Gold Coast. But parents are being assured their children's safety will be prioritised with more than 14 hundred Red Frog volunteers deployed providing a positive presence to school leavers.

For more, Chris George from Red Frogs joins.

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Sunrise is joined by Education Minister Jason Clare and Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley to discuss Myer's decision to cancel its Christmas Window display over safety concerns and the Prime Minister breaking ranks with the US administration on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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Sunrise is joined by Columnist Susie O'Brien and Triple M Nightshift Host Luke Bona to discuss Myer's call to cancel their Christmas window amid safety concerns and a new push to refresh driving lessons after accidents rise among older drivers.

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Samantha Murphy's alleged killer faces another day in court as the location of her body remains unknown to authorities.

For more, University of Newcastle Criminologist, Dr Xanthe Mallett joins.

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Leading health advocates call for mandatory Health Star Ratings after a review shows two-thirds of products have failed to display them.

For more, the Lead of the Food Governance Program at The George Institute, Dr Alexandra Jones joins.

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Police in Victoria will this morning walk off the job for the first time in 25 years as their battle over a new pay deal escalates.

For more, Victoria Police Association secretary, Wayne Gatt joins.

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