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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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Dangerous products disguised as toys sold online 05.06.2026

Consumer group Choice has uncovered dangerous products being sold on major online marketplaces including Amazon, eBay, Temu and AliExpress. These hazardous items include cigarette lighters disguised as children's toys and banned tongue studs that pose choking and inhalation risks. Choice is calling on the ACCC to investigate and for the government to introduce a general safety provision requiring...

Small business owners feel unsupported by budget 05.06.2026

Small business owners express concern about the recent federal budget, citing a lack of consultation and support for their sector. The Prime Minister has defended budget reforms in a speech at Australia's Economic Outlook, committing to hard decisions for long-term national interest. Small business owner Alison Leonard, who manufactures fashion brand Philosophy Australia in Sydney, represents the...

Dua Lipa's lavish three-day Sicilian wedding celebration 05.06.2026

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner celebrated their marriage with a three-day wedding celebration in Sicily, Italy, following their intimate registry office wedding in London. The festivities included a cocktail reception at Villa Rugea overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, a yacht party, and a glamorous evening event in a closed-off square in Palermo attended by celebrity guests including Charli XCX and Aus...

Manhunt underway after violent Greenacre home invasion 05.06.2026

Four armed men with bladed weapons forced entry into a family home on Banksia Road in Greenacre at approximately 2am, assaulting a 23-year-old man and demanding cash before fleeing in a dark-coloured SUV. The victim sustained severe arm injuries and was transported to hospital in stable condition, while four other occupants in the home were unharmed. Police have launched a manhunt for the four att...

Government challenges Hanson on policy costings 05.06.2026

The Albanese government is challenging Pauline Hanson's One Nation party to submit their policies for independent costing review by the Parliamentary Budget Office. Barnaby Joyce encountered difficulties explaining One Nation's housing policy details, including having to retract statements about forcing permanent residents to sell properties. Treasurer Jim Chalmers is demanding transparency on the...

Space station crew shelters during emergency air leak repair 05.06.2026

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station were ordered to shelter in a Dragon Space capsule while Russian cosmonauts attempted repairs on worsening air leaks in a transfer tunnel. The microscopic cracks in the Russian section have been present for six to seven years but recently began leaking more air, prompting cosmonauts to use a saw for a more permanent fix rather than another patch-up...

Queensland fights federal disaster funding cuts 05.06.2026

The Albanese Government has proposed changing disaster funding arrangements from the current 64% federal contribution to a 50-50 split between Commonwealth and states. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli argues this reduction would prevent communities from recovering after disasters, forcing difficult choices about which infrastructure gets repaired. The Premier warns that Queensland, as the most...

Queensland Day celebration brings major sporting events 05.06.2026

Queensland Day is a new state celebration featuring major sporting events including NRL matches (Broncos vs Titans, Dolphins vs Cowboys), AFL (Lions vs Suns), and Super Netball (Firebirds vs Lightning). Premier David Crisafulli promotes the day as an opportunity to celebrate Queensland's lifestyle, support local businesses, and acknowledge community heroes. The winter celebration showcases Queensl...

Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge property dealings exposed 05.06.2026

Prince Andrew faces scrutiny after a financial review by Britain's National Audit Office reveals he sublet three properties on the Royal Lodge estate to generate private income for over 20 years while paying minimal rent. The audit, the first major review of Royal Property leases in two decades, also raises questions about his daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, who currently occupy...

Viking festival brings Scandinavian culture to Sussex Inlet 05.06.2026

The Viking Festival takes place at Sussex Inlet, New South Wales, featuring historical re-enactors who create authentic Viking-era uniforms, tents, weaponry, and instruments like the lyre. The weekend event includes traditional activities such as cooking venison over open fires and experiencing Viking culture, located just two hours south of Sydney. Re-enactors dedicate themselves to constructing...

Viking festival brings Scandinavian culture to Sussex Inlet 05.06.2026

The Viking Festival takes place at Sussex Inlet, New South Wales, featuring historical re-enactors who create authentic Viking-era uniforms, tents, weaponry, and instruments like the lyre. The weekend event includes traditional activities such as cooking venison over open fires and experiencing Viking culture, located just two hours south of Sydney. Re-enactors dedicate themselves to constructing...

Donut Daddy's viral velvet praline recipe 05.06.2026

Anthony Rondillo-Yarn, known as Donut Daddy with over 3.5 million online followers, demonstrates how to make his signature Velvet Praline donut featuring red cocoa dough, double filling with hazelnut praline and cherry patisserie, and a mirror glaze made with gelatin, condensed milk and dark chocolate. For National Donut Day, his Melbourne shop Levine Donuts in Mentone is giving away 500 free donu...

Doctor busts common cold and flu myths 04.06.2026

Common cold and flu myths are debunked by medical experts during winter illness season. The flu vaccine cannot cause influenza as it contains only deactivated virus fragments, though people may contract flu shortly after vaccination due to prior exposure. Vitamin C and chicken soup both provide genuine health benefits, while hand hygiene proves more critical than mask-wearing for preventing viral...

Traffic controller hurls sign at rogue driver 04.06.2026

A traffic controller at Evanston Gardens, north of Adelaide, threw his lollipop stop sign at a vehicle after the driver ignored his signal and drove through an active roadworks zone on Anglevale Road. SAPOL has been contacted regarding the incident, with the driver potentially facing over $500 in fines for failing to obey traffic control directions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informat...

Wheelbarrow race champion proposes at finish line 04.06.2026

Jared Hones and his brothers won the Great Wheelbarrow Race, completing a 140-kilometre stretch across far north Queensland to raise money for their local animal refuge. After crossing the finish line first in the three-day event, Jared surprised his girlfriend Victoria by proposing, having carried the engagement ring in his pocket during the final runs. The race raised over $230,000 for charity t...

The unwritten rule about Jessica nicknames 04.06.2026

Jessica Val-Otrich explains an unwritten rule among people named Jessica regarding nickname preferences. Jessicas typically have a strong preference for either 'Jess' or 'Jessie' and dislike the alternative. She personally identifies as a 'Jess' and finds the nickname 'Jessie' unsuitable for herself, though she doesn't dislike it in general. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First home buyer scheme sparks citizenship debate 04.06.2026

The Federal Government's first home buyer scheme has come under scrutiny after data revealed one in five users are permanent residents rather than Australian citizens. Since 2022, 51,000 permanent residents have accessed the scheme, prompting debate between Labor and the Coalition over whether taxpayer-funded housing assistance should be restricted to citizens only. The government defends the poli...

National Donut Day: 100,000 free Krispy Kremes 04.06.2026

Krispy Kreme celebrates National Donut Day by giving away 100,000 free donuts across Australia. The promotion features their bestselling Original Glazed donuts and other popular varieties including strawberry sprinkle, chocolate, and cookies and cream. A behind-the-scenes look at the donut-making process reveals the dipping, wiggling, and twisting technique used to create their signature glazed an...

Boeing 787 collapses at Frankfurt Airport 04.06.2026

A Boeing 787 Dreamliner collapsed at Frankfurt Airport when its landing gear failed while parked at the gate. The aircraft, which was bound for Los Angeles, nosedived dramatically before passengers had boarded. Several crew members were injured in the incident, and a major investigation has been launched to determine whether the cause was technical fault or human error. See omnystudio.com/listener...

First home buyer scheme sparks citizenship debate 04.06.2026

The Federal Government's first home buyer scheme has come under scrutiny after data revealed one in five users are permanent residents rather than Australian citizens. Since 2022, 51,000 permanent residents have accessed the scheme, prompting debate between Labor and the Coalition over whether taxpayer-funded housing assistance should be restricted to citizens only. The government defends the poli...

Warning about fake social media impersonation scams 04.06.2026

A television presenter warns viewers about fake social media accounts impersonating her and attempting to scam people. The fraudulent accounts use her name and photos to contact viewers, requesting money, investments, gift cards, bank details or personal information. She advises people to trust their instincts, block suspicious accounts, report them, and check on vulnerable loved ones who are ofte...

Shark predicts World Cup winner in Rio 04.06.2026

A Rio de Janeiro aquarium used a resident shark to predict the winner of a World Cup match between Brazil and Morocco, with the shark selecting Brazil. The segment also features workplace discussion about AFL and NRL tipping competitions, where Sam Mack was noted as the only person to correctly tip the Crows in recent AFL matches. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victorian prisoners given free Ozempic at taxpayer expense 04.06.2026

Victorian prisoners, including convicted murderers, rapists and paedophiles, are receiving free access to weight loss medications such as Ozempic at taxpayer expense, costing approximately $700 per month per inmate. The policy follows an incident where an inmate gained over 100 kilograms in prison and died from obesity-related heart issues. The Department of Justice and Corrections states the medi...

Elon Musk on track to become first trillionaire 04.06.2026

SpaceX is planning a blockbuster stock market listing that could raise $75 billion, with shares expected to be priced at $135 each, valuing the company at $1.77 trillion. Elon Musk will retain more than 80% of voting rights and won't sell his shares in the rocket and AI company. Forbes estimates the public listing could push Musk's personal net worth beyond one trillion dollars, making him the wor...

Brisbane's Banh Mi Factory wins Queensland's best 03.06.2026

Lisa Pham from the Banh Mi Factory in Brisbane has won Queensland's Best Banh Mi award as part of the All The Best Awards, which received over 70,000 votes across 15 categories. The family-run Vietnamese restaurant, established by Lisa's parents who came to Australia as refugees in the 1980s, serves approximately 1,000 banh mi across three Brisbane Northside locations daily. The winning banh mi fe...

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