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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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Epizódok
Online shopping scams surge with AI threats 19.08.2026 1:15
Online shopping scams have increased by 33% since the start of the year, driven by criminals using AI technology to create more sophisticated fake websites, phishing emails and fraudulent online stores. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Precizion Dance school celebrates 15 years in Adelaide 19.08.2026 2:34
Sam Mac is at Precizion Dance in Adelaide! Precizion Dance is a dance school in Adelaide founded 15 years ago, offering classes for students aged 3 through to adults. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nicole Kidman takes family break in Iceland 19.08.2026 0:27
Nicole Kidman has shared photos from a family holiday in Iceland, where she travelled on a superyacht with her two daughters and sister. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Prince Harry plans regular UK visits after King meeting 16.08.2026 3:05
Prince Harry is reportedly planning to return to the UK every few months following a positive meeting with King Charles in July, which included Meghan and their children. The reconciliation efforts with his father appear promising, though relations with Prince William remain strained ahead of the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death next year. Harry is confirmed to visit the UK in coming wee...
Robert Irwin makes history as youngest Logies host 16.08.2026 3:37
Robert Irwin made Logie Awards history as the youngest ever host of the ceremony, also winning the Most Popular Presenter award. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Country Practice stars reunite for Logies Hall of Fame honour 16.08.2026 5:48
A Country Practice, the iconic Australian television drama, has been inducted into the Logies Hall of Fame. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Victoria's little penguins receive world-first bird flu vaccine 16.08.2026 3:07
More than 5,000 little penguins in Victoria are receiving their first of two bird flu vaccinations in a world-first effort to protect the state's famous colonies at Phillip Island and St Kilda. The vaccination program comes after the detection of an infected penguin death, with conservation groups expressing concerns about potential risks to the broader population. The vaccine has been trialled on...
NSW gun buyback sparks political debate 16.08.2026 4:39
New South Wales is implementing strict gun laws and Australia's largest gun buyback in 30 years, requiring more than a quarter of a million weapons to be surrendered and destroyed across the state. The reforms, introduced in response to the Bondi terror attack, will affect the state's 50,000 licence holders. NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman criticises the measures as a half-baked solution that...
Search continues for missing teen hiker 16.08.2026 2:31
Eighteen-year-old Lily Hooper has been missing since Wednesday after setting off for a hike in Nattai National Park in the New South Wales Southern Highlands. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
One Nation pushes for early super access 16.08.2026 4:43
One Nation proposes allowing Australians earlier access to their superannuation to help with cost of living pressures. Pauline Hanson argues current rules are too rigid, while debate centres on whether early access would ultimately shift retirement costs to taxpayers. The discussion also covers a $1.2 billion superannuation theft case involving First Guardian and Shield, with questions raised abou...
Pauline Hanson's Mardi Gras comments spark debate 16.08.2026 3:51
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson argues that sexuality should be kept 'behind closed doors', prompting a response from Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras CEO who states the event is 'a party, a protest and a promise'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Car insurance costs surge across Australia 16.08.2026 1:16
Car insurance premiums in Australia have increased by approximately 8 percent over the past 12 months, running at twice the rate of inflation. The rising costs are driven by more expensive vehicle repairs due to advanced safety technology, sensors and cameras in newer cars, combined with claim rates that have surged 47 percent in the past five years. ASIC recommends contacting insurers before acce...
Sam Mac missing before weather, found packing Logies carpet 16.08.2026 3:32
Sam Mac goes missing before the weather segment, prompting Georgia Costi to fill in at the last minute after being called from her hotel near the Logies red carpet. Sam is eventually found helping pack up the Logies red carpet, claiming he was doing manual labour the whole time. The segment features playful banter between the hosts as they deliver the weather forecast while Sam continues working w...
The Lion King performs live at sunrise 13.08.2026 4:38
Disney's The Lion King musical performs the iconic opening number 'Circle of Life' at Sydney's Capitol Theatre for a breakfast television special event. The production, which has been seen by 127 million people worldwide, is described as the number one musical in the world. Hundreds of Sunrise viewers attended the live performance as the sun rose over the venue. See omnystudio.com/listener for pri...
Student protests, security breaches and census disputes 13.08.2026 7:12
Students across Australia are planning nationwide walkouts to protest One Nation policies, sparking debate about whether students should leave class for political demonstrations. Australian Air Force bases have experienced nearly 150 security breaches in one year, raising questions about national security and drone intrusions. The latest census has created household tensions over a question asking...
Robert Irwin's wild plans for hosting the Logies 13.08.2026 5:05
Robert Irwin discusses hosting the 66th TV Week Logie Awards after returning from a two-week crocodile research expedition in Cape York. The conservationist and Gold Logie nominee plans to bring his signature 'khaki attitude' to the ceremony and reflects on his father Steve Irwin's legacy at the Logies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Millions of Aussies turn to food relief charities 12.08.2026 3:32
An estimated 3.6 million Australians have experienced food hardship in the past six months, with food relief services reporting doubled demand. Coles has partnered with SecondBite and Foodbank to provide ongoing food donations, while awarding $60,000 to community champions helping feed Australians in need. The Coles Community Food Relief Appeal runs through to 1 September, with donations accepted...
Owner's clever trick calms dog's vacuum fear 12.08.2026 1:15
A viral video shows a dog owner using reverse psychology to calm her pet's fear of the vacuum cleaner by scolding the appliance instead of the dog. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Plumber's DIY tyre change goes disastrously wrong 12.08.2026 1:13
A plumber attempts to change his own car tyre but fails to secure the wheel properly, resulting in it falling off while driving. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australian Terrier puppy named after Sunrise presenter 12.08.2026 3:09
Jenny from Sylvan, Victoria named her Australian Terrier puppy Shirvington after the Sunrise presenter of the same name. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Australia's electric vehicle boom explained 12.08.2026 5:35
Australia's electric vehicle market has surged 134% in the past year, driven by an influx of affordable Chinese EVs priced under $30,000. EVs cost approximately $720 annually to power compared to $1,740 for petrol vehicles, with minimal servicing requirements and battery longevity exceeding 15 years. Super hybrids offer over 1,000 kilometres range on a single charge, making them viable for long-di...
Australia faces Bangladesh in early summer cricket series 12.08.2026 2:08
Australia hosts Bangladesh in a two-test cricket series beginning in Darwin, marking the first international cricket match of the summer season in August. The Australian team features returning key fast bowlers while facing selection questions at the top order, with opener Jake Weatherill under pressure to perform. Australia enters the series as strong favourites, currently ranked number one in th...
Melbourne Royal Show cancels poultry competition amid bird flu outbreak 12.08.2026 2:19
The Melbourne Royal Show has cancelled its poultry competition due to the bird flu outbreak, despite no cases being detected in Australian poultry farms. Victoria has recorded 60 cases of the deadly disease, prompting organisers to make the precautionary decision in consultation with Agriculture Victoria and the Chief Veterinary Officer. The show, which has run for over 178 years with poultry comp...
Alan Jones faces Ray Hadley testimony in court 12.08.2026 2:31
Alan Jones returns to court facing 22 charges involving alleged sexual contact with young men, having pleaded not guilty to all charges. His former colleague and rival Ray Hadley is expected to testify this week, with the prosecution suggesting a complainant may have made a complaint to Hadley, while the defence claims Hadley is part of spreading innuendo against Jones. Jones' lawyer has accused H...
The great restaurant bill splitting debate 12.08.2026 1:28
A group debate examines the etiquette of splitting restaurant bills amongst friends, particularly when diners order different priced items and some consume alcohol while others don't. The discussion centres on whether bills should be divided equally regardless of individual orders, or calculated separately based on what each person consumed. The conversation highlights the social dynamics and pote...
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