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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

1 nov. 2026

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Stolen car pursuit crosses NSW-Queensland border 02.04.2026

A high-speed police pursuit involving a stolen vehicle crossed from New South Wales into Queensland at approximately 1.45am. The driver fled into a second stolen vehicle and remains at large after police terminated the chase for safety reasons. One police officer was injured during the incident and was transported to hospital in stable condition. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information...

Wife-carrying championship returns to Roma 02.04.2026

The wife-carrying Outback Championship returns to Roma's Easter in the Country Festival in Queensland, featuring an obstacle course where competitors navigate hay bales and water buckets while carrying their partner. Competitors Georgia Nicholls and Thomas DeSanto demonstrate the unique upside-down carrying technique, with the winning couple receiving the wife or partner's weight in 4X beer as the...

Artemis II astronauts head to the Moon 02.04.2026

NASA's Artemis II mission has successfully launched four astronauts on a 10-day journey to the Moon, marking the first human spaceflight to lunar orbit in more than 50 years. The crew completed two Earth orbits before preparing for the translunar injection manoeuvre, which accelerates the spacecraft from 25,000 to 40,000 kilometres per hour to break Earth's orbit. Minor technical issues including...

Supermarket price rises loom as suppliers face cost pressures 02.04.2026

Australian supermarkets including Coles, Woolworths and Ritchies are facing supplier requests for price increases due to rising fuel costs and operational expenses. Under the grocery code of conduct, price reviews could take between four to thirteen weeks to implement, with fuel levies particularly affecting fresh produce. Retailers are attempting to maintain competitive pricing despite cost press...

Trump's 100% tariff hits Australian pharmaceutical exports 02.04.2026

Donald Trump has imposed a 100% tariff on pharmaceuticals, affecting Australia's $1.6 billion pharmaceutical exports to the US. Health Minister Mark Butler and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor discuss the impact on Australian exporters like CSL, while confirming the tariffs won't affect domestic PBS medicine prices. The government is also exploring options to lower fuel standards to increase fuel im...

Trump's 100% tariff hits Australian pharmaceutical exports 02.04.2026

Donald Trump has imposed a 100% tariff on pharmaceuticals, affecting Australia's $1.6 billion pharmaceutical exports to the US. Health Minister Mark Butler and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor discuss the impact on Australian exporters like CSL, while confirming the tariffs won't affect domestic PBS medicine prices. The government is also exploring options to lower fuel standards to increase fuel im...

75-year-old breaks world records after starting athletics at 64 02.04.2026

Carol Davis, a 75-year-old Gold Coast grandmother, is breaking world records in athletics after starting her competitive running career at age 64. She competes in multiple disciplines including sprinting, hurdles, javelin and long jump, and is currently training for the 200-metre hurdles. Davis credits running with keeping her fit, preventing cognitive decline, and bringing her joy, while encourag...

PM's primetime address sparks fuel crisis debate 01.04.2026

The Prime Minister delivered a rare primetime television address to the nation, pledging to shield Australia from economic pressures caused by an international war and warning of tough times ahead. The address has drawn criticism over crisis management, with debate emerging about potential fuel supply issues and whether the government's messaging will cause public panic or encourage conservation....

Three-course Easter feast with Michael Weldon 01.04.2026

Michael Weldon presents a three-course Easter menu featuring Queensland banana prawns with garlic butter, slow-cooked lamb shoulder with tahini yoghurt and herb salad, and hot cross bun ice cream sandwiches with spiced caramel. The lamb shoulder requires four to five hours of cooking at 140 degrees, making it ideal for preparing ahead. The dessert transforms leftover hot cross buns into a creative...

Trump to address nation on Iran operations 01.04.2026

U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to address Americans with an update on military operations involving Iran, following speculation about a potential withdrawal from the Middle East. Financial markets have reacted to reports that Trump may scale back U.S. operations, though Iran has denied claims that it requested a ceasefire. The situation creates significant uncertainty for global supply c...

Australia's key role in Artemis 2 moon mission 01.04.2026

NASA's Artemis 2 mission marks humanity's first return to lunar orbit in over 50 years, sending four astronauts on a 10-day journey aboard the Orion spacecraft to test systems for future deep space missions. Australia plays a crucial role through the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex, one of three main sites communicating with the Orion capsule, with Australian companies also contributing...

Cruise holidays dodge fuel crisis with bargain prices 01.04.2026

Australian cruise holidays are offering better value as the industry avoids fuel price increases affecting other travel sectors. Cruise lines purchased fuel in advance, keeping prices stable, with families potentially saving $3,000 on 10-night cruises compared to resort holidays. The local cruise season continues for another month with Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Oceania among lines still operat...

Families swap caravans for camping this Easter 01.04.2026

Australian families are shifting from caravanning to camping for the Easter school holidays due to rising fuel prices. Campers face extreme temperature fluctuations in tents, experiencing freezing conditions at night followed by intense heat when sunrise hits the tent. Social media users share camping experiences and etiquette tips, including maintaining distance from other campers' tents and usin...

PM faces criticism over fuel crisis address 01.04.2026

The Prime Minister delivered a primetime address to the nation regarding fuel supply concerns amid the Iran war, announcing measures including halving the fuel excise and urging Australians to conserve fuel where possible. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Miles defended the speech against criticism of lacking detail, emphasising the government's actions to secure supply, release national stockpile re...

Mary Fowler signs record-breaking Adidas deal 01.04.2026

Matildas star Mary Fowler has signed a reported $10 million five-year deal with Adidas, one of the most lucrative contracts in women's football history. The deal followed a bidding war between Adidas, New Balance and Nike, sparked in part by Fowler becoming the first women's footballer to walk at Paris Fashion Week. Her agent describes the signing as brands pursuing a cultural icon rather than jus...

Health insurance premiums jump 4.41% in biggest hike 31.03.2026

Australian health insurance premiums are increasing by an average of 4.41%, the largest rise in nearly a decade. Gold policyholders will pay approximately $167 more for singles and $330 more for families annually, with major providers like NIB implementing increases up to 5.47%. Australians earning over $101,000 without private health insurance face a Medicare levy surcharge of $1,010, while basic...

Crackdown on dodgy immigration agents begins 31.03.2026

New laws targeting unethical migration agents commence today, introducing stricter oversight and enhanced continuing professional development requirements. The regulations respond to cases of agents supplying false information and exploiting vulnerable clients, with 14 registered migration agents sanctioned this year after the Department of Home Affairs tripled funding to the Migration Agents Regi...

Jackie O sues ARN for $82 million 31.03.2026

Jackie O is suing her former employer ARN for unfair contract termination, seeking $82.25 million in compensation. The lawsuit follows a similar action by her ex-co-host Kyle Sandilands just one week earlier, with Jackie citing psychosocial health and safety issues and bullying in the workplace. ARN has stated they will challenge both lawsuits from their former radio stars. See omnystudio.com/list...

Shark nets removed early across NSW beaches 31.03.2026

Shark nets have been removed from New South Wales beaches one month earlier than usual, just before the Easter long weekend. The decision follows a summer that recorded the highest number of shark attacks in January for the past decade. Alternative mitigation strategies include acoustic receivers that track bull sharks through buoys at beaches like Vaucluse and Balmoral, providing data on shark se...

Trump's oil ultimatum and health insurance surge 31.03.2026

US President Donald Trump declares America will no longer assist countries with oil supply issues if they didn't support the US regarding Iran, as 20% of global oil supplies remain blocked behind the Strait of Hormuz due to US-Iran tensions. Australian private health insurance premiums increase by 4.41% from today, the largest rise in nearly a decade, with one in four Australians considering aband...

Small businesses to raise prices after RBA scraps surcharges 31.03.2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia has scrapped surcharge payments on card transactions, but small businesses warn they will pass these costs onto consumers through higher prices. Small business owners report struggling with mounting expenses including fees, taxes, payday super payments, minimum wage increases, and the abolition of junior award rates. The debate centres on whether banks making record p...

Childcare safety overhaul after landmark report 31.03.2026

A landmark report into Australia's childcare sector has revealed significant failures in child protection systems, identifying major loopholes that child predators have exploited to access children. The report contains 23 recommendations aimed at strengthening fundamental safeguards that currently provide a false sense of security. The government has indicated it will actively consider all recomme...

Trump tells allies to get their own oil 31.03.2026

US President Donald Trump has criticised allies including Australia in a social media post about oil independence and military support, stating the United States won't help countries that weren't there for America. Australian Housing Minister Claire O'Neill responds that the government wants to see de-escalation of the Iran conflict and a clear timeline for resolution, while Shadow Attorney Genera...

Trump tells allies to secure their own oil supplies 31.03.2026

Donald Trump has publicly stated the United States will no longer assist other nations in securing oil supplies, telling allies to "get your own oil" via social media. The comments come amid escalating conflict with Iran, which recently launched 15 ballistic missiles and 27 drones at the UAE, despite Trump's claims of winning the conflict. Security experts warn that a US withdrawal from the Strait...

Melbourne Comedy Festival celebrates 40 years with Circus Oz 31.03.2026

The 40th Melbourne International Comedy Festival is being celebrated with performances from Circus Oz at Melbourne Town Hall. Steve, who performed at the very first festival 40 years ago as a French juggler, reflects on how both the festival and Circus Oz have grown together over the decades. The festival has become the biggest English-speaking comedy festival in the world, with Circus Oz performa...

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