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Sunrise

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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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8 lip 2026

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Government weighs fuel excise extension amid holiday fears 15.06.2026

The Australian government is reconsidering its decision to end the fuel excise tax cut beyond the end of the month, following pressure from the tourism industry and concerns about petrol price increases ahead of July school holidays. Tourism bosses warn that a quarter of Australians would reconsider their holiday plans if petrol prices jump, while economists caution that extending the cut would co...

Australia's best doughnut and pie competition heats up 15.06.2026

Australia's best pie and pasty competition and the national doughnut competition are taking place on the Gold Coast. Competitors are showcasing innovative doughnuts including savoury banh mi-filled doughnuts, allergen-free plant-based options using fresh fruit powders, and creative twists on traditional flavours. Judges evaluate entries based on appearance, dough texture, filling, glaze and overal...

When should hosts offer guests a snack? 15.06.2026

A mum's viral social media post sparks debate about hosting etiquette after she complained about not being offered food during a lengthy visit to someone's home, receiving only tea upon arrival. The discussion explores different perspectives on when hosts should offer snacks or meals to guests, with opinions ranging from offering food before guests leave their cars to using the absence of food as...

B-52 bomber crashes at Edwards Air Force Base 15.06.2026

A B-52 Stratofortress bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert, north of Los Angeles. The aircraft, which typically carries a crew of five, left a large area of the airbase blackened and charred, resulting in the closure of the airfield and diversion of all inbound flights. The B-52 is one of the US Air Force's longest-serving aircraft, having been in ser...

US-Iran peace deal to end war and reopen oil strait 15.06.2026

The United States and Iran have agreed to a peace deal with an official signing ceremony scheduled for Friday in Switzerland. The agreement includes lifting the US blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, stopping all military operations, and 60 days of further negotiations about Iran's nuclear programme. Defence expert John Blackburn warns that normalising oil flow could take 12 to 18 months due to mine...

Zendaya and Tom Holland reunite on red carpet 15.06.2026

Zendaya and Tom Holland made their first joint red carpet appearance in five years at the Spider-Man film premiere in Madrid. The notoriously private couple, who confirmed their relationship in December 2021, are believed to be engaged or possibly married based on ring sightings and comments from Zendaya's stylist. Their last public appearance together on a red carpet was at the Spider-Man premier...

Italian football festival coming to Perth 15.06.2026

Perth will host a series of major sporting events including matches featuring Italian football clubs Juventus, Inter Milan, and AC Milan in July and August, followed by a Springboks versus Wallabies rugby match in September. The Italian Festival of Football will include five days of carnival entertainment alongside the matches. A local mobile cannoli business, Filling the Love, showcases their por...

Toy Story 5 tackles screen time with Aussie twist 14.06.2026

Toy Story 5 explores the relevance of traditional toys in an era dominated by iPads and screen time. The film addresses parental guilt around technology use while maintaining the franchise's emotional resonance. Australian entertainment reporter pitches 'Sherry', an Australian rules football, to stars Tom Hanks, Tim Allen and Joan Cusack as a potential new Australian character for the franchise. S...

Senate inquiry examines controversial budget tax changes 14.06.2026

A two-day Senate inquiry is set to examine the government's budget proposals, including changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing, amid warnings from business owners, economists and investors about potential negative impacts. Chief Economist Shane Oliver discusses concerns that the tax changes could particularly harm start-ups and tech companies with low initial capital, while potentially...

MAFS Australia faces scrutiny over criminal background checks 14.06.2026

Nine former cast members of Married at First Sight Australia have told the BBC they were not informed about their partners' criminal histories, including drug and violence convictions. The participants are calling for stronger background checks and greater transparency in the matching process. Channel 9 and Endemol Shine Australia have issued a statement defending their protocols for participant s...

Unprecedented shark attacks spark government response 14.06.2026

Australia is experiencing an unprecedented surge in shark attacks, with fatal incidents increasing more than threefold in the last five years. A Sydney woman is fighting for life after being mauled by a great white shark just 30 metres from shore at Coogee Beach, prompting questions about the effectiveness of New South Wales' $30 million annual shark management program. The state government is exp...

Pauline Hanson overtakes Albanese as preferred PM 14.06.2026

Pauline Hanson has surpassed Anthony Albanese as Australia's first choice for Prime Minister according to the Resolve Political Monitor poll, with a third of almost 2,000 Australians backing the One Nation leader. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce debate their respective parties' policies, including wage reforms, tax cuts, healthcare investments, and One Nati...

Cat crashes Romeo and Juliet ballet in Turkey 14.06.2026

A stray cat wandered onto the stage during the final scene of a Russian ballet production of Romeo and Juliet in Turkey, interrupting the performance as it interacted with the actors. The feline walked across the stage during the climactic death scene, even taking swipes at Romeo's hair while he lay motionless on the floor. The unexpected interruption occurred during an actual performance, not a r...

Electric vehicles surge to record Australian sales 14.06.2026

Electric vehicle sales in Australia surged 150% in May compared to the previous year, now representing one in five new car sales. The Tesla Model Y became the country's top-selling car for the first time ever, while petrol and diesel sales dropped up to 30%. EV owners can save approximately $1,000 annually on running costs and 40% on servicing due to fewer moving parts, though challenges remain wi...

Iran rejects US peace deal despite Trump's birthday push 14.06.2026

Iran has rejected signing a peace deal with the United States, despite President Donald Trump's hopes for an agreement to coincide with his 80th birthday. Tensions remain high in the region with ongoing Hezbollah attacks on Israeli cities, Israeli strikes on Lebanon causing civilian casualties, and continued activity at the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar and Pakistan are serving as intermediaries in nego...

Scientists settle the chocolate storage debate 14.06.2026

Scientists have declared that chocolate tastes better when stored in the fridge, citing enhanced flavour and a crisper snap when breaking the block. The finding reignites the longstanding debate between fridge and pantry storage preferences. Television presenters discuss their personal chocolate storage habits, from freezing mint slices to keeping chocolate at room temperature. See omnystudio.com/...

Inside the Yarra Valley's chocolate wonderland 14.06.2026

The Chocolate Trees in Yarra Glen, Victoria, has been attracting 1.2 million visitors annually since 2012, producing over 300 tonnes of chocolate per year. The popular Yarra Valley destination features elaborate chocolate displays, including one-metre chocolate bars and various confectionery products. Morning weather conditions across Australian cities include showers for Cairns at 26 degrees, par...

Chocolate queen's decadent caramel peanut tart 14.06.2026

Kirsten Tibballs, known as the Queen of Chocolate, demonstrates how to make a chocolate caramel and peanut tart featuring a cookie dough base with cornflakes and peanuts, a crunch layer, stretchy piped caramel, and vanilla cream topping. The dessert uses Belgian chocolate with high cocoa content and will be featured at the Good Food and Wine Show at Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre from the...

Teen drama breaks records with healthy relationships 14.06.2026

A teen drama series combining hockey and romance has reached 36 million viewers in its first 12 days, breaking viewership records worldwide. Off Campus depicts healthy relationships, positive friendships, and non-toxic masculinity, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional dramatic narratives. Clinical psychologist Shuktika Bose explains the series resonates because it shows the kinds of su...

Perth teachers push for shorter school terms 13.06.2026

Teachers at a prominent Perth high school are proposing to reduce school terms from 10 weeks to nine weeks, arguing that additional holidays would reduce student burnout and improve academic performance. The proposal raises questions about balancing student wellbeing with parental work schedules and the broader purpose of education. Debate centres on whether schools should prioritise academic outp...

Lifeguard's heroic rescue after Coogee shark attack 13.06.2026

A 35-year-old woman is fighting for life in critical but stable condition after being attacked by a 3.5-metre great white shark at Coogee Beach, Sydney. Off-duty lifeguard Charlie Verco, 24, was training nearby when he heard screams and witnessed the shark attack. Despite the danger, he paddled towards the injured swimmer, held her head above water while she lost consciousness, and brought her saf...

Fuel excise cut ends as prices set to jump 13.06.2026

The Federal Government has confirmed it will not extend the fuel excise cut beyond 30 June, meaning petrol prices will rise by at least 32 cents per litre, potentially up to 40 cents. The excise cut cost more than $2 billion for three months and successfully helped reduce inflation. Commentators debate whether extending the measure would benefit families struggling with cost of living pressures or...

Two Sydney police officers injured in separate incidents 12.06.2026

A 17-year-old has been charged with four offences after allegedly dragging a police officer 20 metres while attempting to flee arrest at traffic lights in Villawood, Sydney. In a separate incident, a police officer was injured when the driver of an allegedly stolen car accelerated towards and struck him following a pursuit that ended in a crash at Bass Hill. Both incidents occurred within 24 hours...

Hanson vows Coalition deal as Labor vote plummets 12.06.2026

Police managed protesters at a One Nation fundraising event in South Melbourne where Pauline Hanson announced her intention to work with the Coalition to defeat Victoria's Labor government at the November election. The event was relocated from Moonee Ponds due to protest threats, with demonstrators forcing Hanson to exit through a back door. New polling shows Victorian Labor's primary vote has dro...

Kmart ditches middle checkouts for front exits 12.06.2026

Kmart is relocating its checkout counters from the middle of the store back to the front near the exit. The move addresses customer confusion about whether they've paid for items and the awkwardness of security bag checks after paying at the centre-located registers. The change returns to the traditional retail layout where customers complete transactions before leaving the store. See omnystudio.c...

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