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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.

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www.sunrise.com.au

Dernier épisode

25 oct. 2026

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Denmark hosts mullet championships with theatrical flair 08.06.2026

Denmark held its 2026 Mullet Championships in Copenhagen, attracting over a thousand spectators to watch 12 contestants compete. Participants were judged on style, originality and mullet moves during 60-second stage performances that included theatrical elements like costumes and saxophone playing. The event sparked comparisons to Australia's strong mullet culture, with commentary suggesting Danis...

First great white shark filmed in Mediterranean Sea 08.06.2026

A volunteer diver has captured the first ever recording of a great white shark in its natural habitat in the Mediterranean Sea, in waters between Sicily and Tunisia. The male shark, surrounded by approximately a dozen other fish, approached divers who were recovering ghost nets from a shipwreck. Scientists note the species was thought to be near extinction in the Mediterranean due to overfishing,...

Aussies say they need $1 million to retire 08.06.2026

Australians now believe they need over one million dollars to retire comfortably, representing a $200,000 increase in just 12 months, driven primarily by rising cost of living pressures. This figure significantly exceeds the industry benchmark of $700,000 for a comfortable retirement for homeowners. Financial experts recommend engaging with superannuation accounts early and planning retirement lif...

Iran and Israel halt attacks after Trump demands ceasefire 08.06.2026

Iran and Israel have agreed to halt attacks after a brief escalation threatened a two-month ceasefire and brought the Middle East to the brink of full-scale war. Donald Trump has demanded both countries stop shooting immediately, with the US President stating that final negotiations on peace are proceeding. Israel continues operations in Gaza and southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah, whilst Iran m...

Brisbane Lions co-captain on Stradbroke and three-peat hopes 08.06.2026

Josh Dunkley, co-captain of the Brisbane Lions, discusses the upcoming Ladbrokes Stradbroke race day at Eagle Farm Racecourse while reflecting on his participation in the Big Freeze charity event. The Brisbane Lions are preparing to play against the Tigers in Tasmania this Sunday, missing the major race day despite Dunkley's role as an ambassador for the event. The team is building form midway thr...

Pink's aerial triumph at the Tony Awards 08.06.2026

Pink hosted the 2024 Tony Awards with a spectacular aerial opening performance, despite her fear of heights. The ceremony featured nominations for Rose Byrne, Daniel Radcliffe, and John Lithgow, who set a record. Pink, who has never performed on Broadway, took on the hosting role to support her daughter Willow's passion for musical theatre, having moved the family to New York to help Willow pursue...

Virgin launches pet-friendly flights from Adelaide 08.06.2026

Virgin Australia has launched pet-friendly flights allowing animals to travel in cabins on routes between Adelaide and Melbourne, as well as Adelaide and the Gold Coast. South Australia becomes the third state to offer the service, following Victoria and Queensland, where over 1,500 pets have already flown. Flights are available from late 2024 through September, with Melbourne routes extended to J...

Buyer's market emerges in Sydney and Melbourne 07.06.2026

Australia's property markets in Sydney and Melbourne have shifted to buyer's markets, with prices falling 1.9% and 2.7% respectively in 2025. Rising interest rates, global uncertainty and proposed government property tax reforms have caused buyers to step back, creating more supply than demand. Real estate agents are responding with creative strategies including luxury perks at open homes and inno...

Machete brawl links to Iceman crime network 07.06.2026

A machete brawl at Melbourne's Flinders Street Station has led to five teenage arrests, with one suspect also accused of firebombing an alcohol business in Keysborough. Investigators have revealed teenagers are being recruited for criminal activities through a messaging app by someone known as 'the Iceman', allegedly paying young offenders thousands of dollars for crimes. Former Victoria Police De...

Aussies flock to Europe despite Middle East conflict 07.06.2026

Australian travellers are continuing to book European summer holidays in large numbers despite ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts. Popular destinations include Italy, Greek islands, Spain, London, France, Croatia, Czech Republic, Poland and Iceland. The Department of Foreign Affairs has issued do not travel warnings for much of the Middle East, affecting flight routes and travel insurance availabili...

Coconut cartel funeral under heavy police guard 07.06.2026

Lorenzo Lamalu, a coconut cartel leader, was farewelled at a funeral in Sydney's west under heavy police guard, following a shooting attack on a function centre where his memorial service was scheduled the previous day. The incident highlights escalating organised crime violence in Sydney, with former detective Peter Moroney noting that traditional criminal codes have disappeared, as hitmen now op...

Third fatal shark attack claims spearfisherman's life 07.06.2026

Daniel Turpin, a 35-year-old spearfisherman, was killed by a 15-foot shark off Albany, Western Australia, marking the third fatal shark attack in less than a month. Marine experts explain that sharks can detect distressed fish from up to a kilometre away through low-frequency vibrations, making spearfishing particularly risky. Calls are growing for a federal shark research unit to focus on prevent...

Housing policy confusion sparks population debate 07.06.2026

Barnaby Joyce defends One Nation's housing policy after confusion over whether permanent residents would be forced to sell homes to Australian citizens, stating the policy details weren't written down when initially announced. The discussion shifts to Australia's population policy, with debate over migration levels, housing affordability, and infrastructure capacity. Tanya Plibersek argues migrati...

One Nation overtakes Labor in historic poll result 07.06.2026

A news poll shows One Nation has overtaken Labor for the first time in a major Australian political survey, with 31% support compared to 24% before the recent budget. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek defends Labor's policy changes on housing and cost of living, while One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce argues voters have lost trust in both major parties. The poll reveals 70% of respondents believe...

Kim Kardashian snubs F1 legend at Monaco Grand Prix 07.06.2026

Kim Kardashian attended her first Formula One race as Lewis Hamilton's partner at the Monaco Grand Prix, accompanied by her sister Khloe. The reality TV star sparked controversy among F1 fans when she appeared to snub former race driver and Sky F1 commentator Martin Brundle during his traditional pre-race grid walk. Other A-list celebrities at the event included Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michael Dougl...

Big Freeze 12 honours Neale Danaher's legacy 07.06.2026

The Big Freeze 12 event takes place at the MCG to raise funds for motor neurone disease research, following the recent passing of AFL legend Neale Danaher. Luke Danaher, Neale's son, discusses his family's commitment to continuing his father's 'play on' legacy and fighting MND. The event includes the signature ice slide challenge and follows a moving tribute at the Carlton-Essendon match the previ...

Aussies break world record for largest barbecue lesson 07.06.2026

359 barbecue enthusiasts gathered at Zestini Farm on Sydney's Central Coast with chef Jamie Gannon to break the Guinness World Record for the world's largest barbecue lesson. The event, dubbed the Big Barbie, took three months to organise and raised funds for food relief charity OzHarvest, surpassing the previous 2017 record set in Kansas City. The entire event was powered off-grid using solar ene...

Tedesco turns chef after Origin heroics 06.06.2026

James Tedesco reflects on the Blues' Game 1 Origin victory and acknowledges the team needs to improve for Game 2. The NSW captain participated in a promotional event making the Parmy Burger at KFC, discussing his strict diet regime and upcoming return to Origin camp. Tedesco credits Nathan Cleary's second-half performance as crucial to securing the win despite the team not playing at their best. S...

Property prices fall but renters face steep increases 06.06.2026

Australian property markets are experiencing declining clearance rates and falling house prices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra, while growth has slowed in Perth and Brisbane from 15-20% to 10-15%. Ray White's Chief Economist Nerida Connersby warns that government housing tax reforms designed to calm price growth may discourage property investment, potentially driving rental increases of up to...

School suspensions surge amid bullying crisis 06.06.2026

School suspensions in Australia have risen significantly, with over 42,000 students suspended in New South Wales last year alone due to violence, bullying and cyberbullying. A new anti-bullying framework is being rolled out nationally, with debate surrounding whether suspension is an effective solution or whether alternative approaches like behavioural programmes and intervention classrooms are mo...

Peter Phillips weds Harriet Sperling in royal ceremony 06.06.2026

Peter Phillips, Princess Anne's eldest son and Queen Elizabeth's eldest grandchild, married Harriet Sperling in a ceremony attended by King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess of Wales. This is the second marriage for both Peter and Harriet, with three bridesmaids including Peter's two daughters from his first marriage, Savannah and Isla, and Harriet's daughter Georgina. Notable ab...

Iran's World Cup team faces US visa denials 06.06.2026

The Iranian men's football team is travelling to the United States for the FIFA World Cup, but several technical and managerial staff members have been denied visas by US authorities. US officials state they will allow players and key support staff entry but cite security concerns, while Iran calls the visa denials deliberate discrimination and has asked FIFA to intervene. The dispute occurs amid...

Menopause linked to mental health spike in Australian women 06.06.2026

A recent Australian study reveals a significant correlation between menopause and increased hospital admissions for serious mental health conditions including bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and severe depression. The research suggests women with pre-existing mental health vulnerabilities may require more proactive monitoring during menopause, with anxiety and depression often appearing as early p...

Healthy homemade takeaway alternatives for the weekend 06.06.2026

Weekend nutritionist Sarah DiLorenzo demonstrates healthy homemade alternatives to popular takeaway meals, including a high-protein breakfast muffin made with wholemeal bread and chicken mince, cauliflower-based pizza with vegetable toppings, sweet potato hash browns, and a honey soy chicken dish with cauliflower rice. Each recipe focuses on swapping refined ingredients for wholegrains, lean prote...

Lawnmower man walks 45km for heart kids 05.06.2026

Nathan Stafford, known for transforming neglected yards for strangers in need, completed a 45-kilometre walk from Campbelltown Stadium to Leichhardt Oval whilst pushing a lawnmower to raise funds for Heart Kids Australia. Inspired by his son Benji who underwent open heart surgery for pulmonary valostenosis, the 14.5-hour challenge drew support from NRL players, celebrities including Larry Emdur, a...

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