LiSTNR
Sunrise
From Channel 7's popular breakfast show with Natali Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise brings you the show's latest news, entertainment and human-interest stories.
Μην παραλείψεις να επισκεφτείς τη σελίδα του podcast και να στηρίξεις τον δημιουργό: www.sunrise.com.au
Δημιουργός
LiSTNR
Κατηγορία
Ιστοσελίδα του podcast
Τελευταίο επεισόδιο
25 Οκτ 2026
Πού να ακούσεις;
Podcast στην εφαρμογή Replaio Radio Έρχεται σύντομαΤα podcast έρχονται σύντομα στην εφαρμογή. Εγκατάστησέ την τώρα και δες πρώτος μια εντελώς νέα προσέγγιση στα podcast
Επεισόδια
Charlotte McGuinness to appeal Rebel Wilson defamation loss 22.07.2026 0:25
Australian actress Charlotte McGuinness plans to appeal a judge's ruling in her defamation case against Rebel Wilson. The judge dismissed the case and found both parties to be unreliable witnesses during proceedings related to Instagram posts. McGuinness has been ordered to pay Wilson's legal costs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mapleton's farm-to-table pub and scenic charm 22.07.2026 3:31
Mapleton is a small town on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, home to the historic Mapleton Public House, a paddock-to-plate pub built in 1909 that sources produce from a regenerative farm just three kilometres away. The town is surrounded by Mapleton National Park and waterfalls, offering bushwalking and scenic views towards Maroochydore. The region is hosting a food festival expecting 10,000 visitors...
AI technology to detect animals on NSW roads 20.07.2026 2:40
New artificial intelligence technology is being trialled on a New South Wales highway in August to detect animals on roads using thermal imaging cameras and warn drivers through smart road signs in real time. The system, called PAWS (Protective Animal Wildlife System), has been developed in collaboration with Symbio Wildlife Park near Wollongong and Transport for New South Wales. The technology us...
Petrol prices set to surge above two dollars 20.07.2026 3:41
Australia faces petrol prices rising above two dollars per litre within weeks as the fuel excise cut winds back and global oil supply disruptions intensify. The price increases stem from ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries, and Houthi threats to Saudi infrastructure in the Red Sea. Flow-on effects are expected to spike costs across groceries, transport and...
Alleged ISIS bride Rayanne Elhouli freed on bail 20.07.2026 2:57
Rayanne Elhouli, charged with travelling to a declared conflict zone and joining Islamic State, has been granted bail under strict conditions by a Victorian court. The mother of four allegedly travelled to Syria with her late husband and children in 2014 and is accused of showing extremist material to her young children and attempting to persuade others to travel to Syria. The court found her risk...
Barnaby Joyce's dog outburst sparks debate 20.07.2026 1:58
Barnaby Joyce's televised ABC interview was interrupted when he yelled at his barking dog, telling it to sit down before clarifying to the interviewer that he was addressing the pet. The incident sparked debate among panel members about whether his aggressive tone towards the animal reflected poorly on his character, or was simply standard behaviour for managing working dogs on rural properties. S...
NSW residents face EV charging station levy 20.07.2026 2:08
Energy networks in New South Wales have proposed adding approximately $2 per year to all residents' electricity bills to fund the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the state. The proposal before the Australian Energy Market Commission has sparked debate about whether EV owners should bear the full cost through registration charges or road user fees, rather than spread...
Taxpayer funds luxury Fiji climate summit accommodation 20.07.2026 3:36
Energy Minister Chris Bowen's department has allocated over four million dollars in taxpayer funds for luxury accommodation at three five-star resorts in Fiji, including the Sheraton, Sofitel and Radisson, to host foreign bureaucrats attending a pre-COP climate summit event. As co-president of the Conference of the Parties, Bowen oversees expenditure that will cover costs for some international de...
Shopping centres thrive despite retail closures 20.07.2026 1:21
Australian shopping centres are experiencing their lowest vacancy rates since 2018, with retail rents increasing by 6% despite several major Australian brands like Glue, Betts Footwear, and Barbecues Galore exiting the market. The retail landscape is shifting away from traditional product-focused stores towards experiential retailers, including beauty consultations, hospitality venues, and amuseme...
Andy Burnham becomes UK's seventh PM in decade 20.07.2026 2:59
Andy Burnham has been sworn in as the UK's seventh Prime Minister in 10 years, succeeding Keir Starmer after meeting with the King at Buckingham Palace. The former Manchester mayor, known for his down-to-earth northern style and recent by-election victory, has promised to bring the biggest changes to Britain in 40 years. Burnham secured backing from 90 per cent of MPs and faces pressure to deliver...
Western Sydney school students help the homeless 20.07.2026 2:04
Holy Family Emerton Junior School in Western Sydney has launched a Snack Pack initiative where students collect and prepare food packages for Vinnies Vans that feed homeless people in Western Sydney. The school principal explains the programme teaches students to appreciate what they have and give back to others through faith in action. Students also showcase their talents including hip-hop dancin...
US-Iran tensions surge after soldier deaths 20.07.2026 1:35
Tensions escalate in the Middle East as the US launches its ninth consecutive night of missile attacks on Iran, while Tehran retaliates by striking American bases in Jordan and Kuwait. Three US soldiers have been confirmed dead, including 25-year-old Tyler Frihan from Hawaii and 19-year-old Isabella Gonzalez from Texas. President Donald Trump has warned Iran will pay severely for American casualti...
Ten-year-old lands world record dirt bike backflip 19.07.2026 3:21
Rocky Glynn, at 10 years and five weeks old, has become the youngest person in the world to land a backflip on a conventional dirt bike off a full-size ramp. The young motocross rider, recognisable by his signature mullet, is heading to Pastranaland in America to ride with Travis Pastrana and the Nitro Circus team. Rocky's achievement required extensive practice and mental preparation, visualising...
How to haggle and save thousands on shopping 19.07.2026 3:06
Haggling and price negotiation can save Australian shoppers significant money on big-ticket items like electronics, travel, baby gear, sports equipment, tools and cars. Price tracking tools like ZYFT, BuyWisely and PriceRoo help consumers compare prices across thousands of Australian stores and determine if sales are genuine. Financial coach Betsy Westcott explains that timing, research and a frie...
Swarming shoplifting trend terrorises retail workers 19.07.2026 3:31
A dangerous shoplifting trend called 'swarming' is escalating across Australia, where large groups of teenagers ambush retail stores, outnumbering workers and fleeing with stolen goods. Bottle shops, electronics stores and supermarkets are being targeted, with some businesses forced to lock their doors to prevent attacks. The trend is being driven by social media, with young offenders filming thei...
Gracie Abrams on new album and global stardom 19.07.2026 4:34
Gracie Abrams, daughter of Hollywood director J.J. Abrams, has released her new album 'Daughter from Hell' to rave reviews, earning two Grammy nominations and selling out Australian arenas. The pop star, who is dating Paul Mescal and is close friends with Taylor Swift, collaborated with Mescal on the track 'Imaginary Friend' for her latest album. Abrams discusses her album release, her rise to glo...
State funeral honours Derryn Hinch's legacy 19.07.2026 2:42
Broadcaster Derryn Hinch will be honoured with a state funeral in Melbourne, with hundreds of family and friends expected to attend. Ray Martin and Daryl Somers will lead the ceremony, featuring musical performances by Rhonda Burchmore and others. Actor Terry Donovan, father of Jason Donovan and prominent Australian television star known for Division 4 and Cop Shop, has passed away after an extrao...
Mafia-like cartel grips Melbourne amid tobacco wars 19.07.2026 3:13
Melbourne is experiencing an escalating wave of tobacco and alcohol-related violence, with authorities warning that a mafia-like criminal network known as 'the Commission' could target any type of business. Following the arrest of an alleged key player, the cartel issued a public message declaring operations would continue unchanged. Former Victoria Police detective Charlie Bazzina criticises the...
US-Iran tensions escalate after American deaths 19.07.2026 2:11
Tensions between the United States and Iran are escalating following the deaths of three American service members, with the ceasefire agreement effectively abandoned. The US is deploying F-16s and F-35s from Germany and Britain to the Middle East in response to Iranian actions, including attempts to control the Strait of Hormuz. International affairs experts warn of a dangerous cycle of tit-for-ta...
Pauline Hanson denies White Australia policy support 19.07.2026 9:58
Pauline Hanson denies advocating for the White Australia policy after comments made on a UK far-right podcast linking migration issues to the policy's end in 1973. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce debate Hanson's statements, immigration policy, and the deportation of illegal immigrants. Both parties agree illegal immigrants should be removed, with estimates...
Aussies choose savings over splurging with tax refunds 19.07.2026 1:10
Australians are taking a more conservative approach to their tax refunds this year, with three in ten already planning how to spend the money before it arrives. Research from ING shows 34% are topping up general savings, 24% are covering everyday essentials amid rising cost of living pressures, and 23% are building emergency funds. This represents a significant shift away from discretionary spendi...
Inside the puppy raising programme at Guide Dogs 19.07.2026 2:48
Guide Dogs Australia trains Labrador puppies from eight weeks old to become working guide dogs through a 14-month programme. Volunteer puppy raisers provide 24/7 care in their homes, teaching basic obedience, house manners and socialisation skills before the dogs return for formal assessment. The organisation actively recruits puppy raisers through their website guidedogs.com.au, offering voluntee...
Prince Harry honoured at Time 100 sports gala 17.07.2026 0:45
Prince Harry made a surprise appearance at Time 100's most influential people in sports event, walking the red carpet alongside major sporting figures. The Duke of Sussex was recognised for founding the International Invictus Games, a sporting competition for military service personnel and veterans worldwide. His appearance followed recent reports of a reunion with his father, King Charles. See om...
US launches seventh night of strikes on Iran 17.07.2026 1:15
The United States has conducted a seventh consecutive night of airstrikes on Iran, with Iranian media reporting hits on bridges, a train station, and critical civilian infrastructure including power grids. President Donald Trump has threatened such strikes as leverage for peace deal negotiations, while the attacks continue to escalate. Trump departed for Manhattan to attend the World Cup final in...
Pauline Hanson defends luxury Italy trip 17.07.2026 1:36
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson defends her trip to Italy, which included attending a Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Sicily and meeting with mining billionaire Gina Reinhart. She states the trip cost taxpayers nothing and accuses critics of double standards, noting six other MPs were also in Italy. The senator has faced criticism for the timing of her overseas travel during Australia's cost of l...
Παρόμοια podcast
Το Replaio δεν είναι εκδότης podcast - τα ονόματα των εκπομπών, τα εξώφυλλα και ο ήχος ανήκουν στους δημιουργούς τους και διανέμονται μέσω δημόσιων ροών RSS