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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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LiSTNR

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News

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www.sunrise.com.au

Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

Grandmother's rubber duck display sparks neighbourhood battle 14.05.2026

A 72-year-old grandmother named Wendy has decorated the front of her Paradise Point home on the Gold Coast with an extensive collection of rubber ducks in various themes and outfits. The display, which began as a joke during COVID when her daughter mailed her some ducks, has attracted a complaint to the body corporate from someone claiming it doesn't fit the luxury aesthetic of the area. Hundreds...

Magic Round kicks off in Brisbane 14.05.2026

Magic Round, the four-day rugby league festival, is underway in Queensland with matches taking place at the Cauldron in Brisbane. The Women's State of Origin opened the event with New South Wales claiming victory. Tonight's doubleheader features the Sharks versus the Bulldogs, followed by South Sydney, with Magic Land precinct opening at midday for families. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...

Miguel Maestre's fresh Tuscan pici pasta recipe 14.05.2026

Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre demonstrates how to make fresh pici pasta from scratch on morning television, showing viewers a traditional Tuscan hand-rolled pasta technique paired with a simple fresh tomato and prawn sauce. The segment promotes the Good Food and Wine Show, an annual Australian culinary event celebrating local and international cuisines for over 25 years. Miguel emphasises the simp...

Miguel Maestre's fresh Tuscan pici pasta recipe 14.05.2026

Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre demonstrates how to make fresh pici pasta from scratch on morning television, showing viewers a traditional Tuscan hand-rolled pasta technique paired with a simple fresh tomato and prawn sauce. The segment promotes the Good Food and Wine Show, an annual Australian culinary event celebrating local and international cuisines for over 25 years. Miguel emphasises the simp...

Miguel Maestre's fresh Tuscan pici pasta recipe 14.05.2026

Celebrity chef Miguel Maestre demonstrates how to make fresh pici pasta from scratch on morning television, showing viewers a traditional Tuscan hand-rolled pasta technique paired with a simple fresh tomato and prawn sauce. The segment promotes the Good Food and Wine Show, an annual Australian culinary event celebrating local and international cuisines for over 25 years. Miguel emphasises the simp...

Trump arrives in Beijing for crucial talks with Xi 13.05.2026

Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for his first visit in nearly a decade to meet with President Xi Jinping for high-stakes diplomatic talks. The discussions are expected to focus on pressuring Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for global trade. Technology issues and Taiwan are also key items on the agenda. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hunter virus outbreak traps Australians abroad 13.05.2026

A deadly Hunter virus outbreak originating from a cruise ship has reached 11 reported cases, with Australian passengers stranded in the Netherlands as countries refuse refuelling stops due to infection fears. The virus, transmitted primarily from rodents, has caused over 100 human cases in Argentina this year, with severe symptoms requiring intensive life support treatment in some patients. Infect...

Princess Kate's first solo overseas trip after cancer remission 13.05.2026

Princess Kate has completed her first solo overseas trip since announcing her cancer is in remission, visiting Reggio Emilia in northern Italy. The two-day visit focused on early childhood research and development, with the Princess receiving a warm welcome from crowds in the town square. This marks her first solo international appearance in more than three years, following her cancer diagnosis an...

Coalition proposes welfare ban for non-citizens 13.05.2026

The Coalition has announced a plan to block new migrants from accessing welfare benefits until they become Australian citizens. Currently, non-citizens can access 17 different welfare and benefit programmes, including the Age Pension and Youth Allowance, with waiting periods up to 10 years. The proposal would not affect migrants currently receiving benefits, but would apply to future arrivals, wit...

Wage growth fails to match inflation pressure 13.05.2026

Australian wage growth has reached 3.3% over the past 12 months according to ABS data, but with inflation at 4.6%, most households are experiencing real wage cuts as pay rises fail to keep pace with rising costs of fuel, energy and essentials. Mining, energy and healthcare sectors show the strongest wage growth, while administrative, hospitality and retail workers lag behind with the slowest incre...

Fire destroys pro shop at contested Live Golf site 13.05.2026

A temporary pro shop at the North Adelaide golf course site, designated for a $45 million Live Golf redevelopment, was destroyed by fire in suspicious circumstances. The incident occurred amid days of rolling protests involving thousands of demonstrators opposing the removal of hundreds of trees for the controversial golf development. Arson investigators and forensics teams are examining the scene...

Fire destroys pro shop at contested Live Golf site 13.05.2026

A temporary pro shop at the North Adelaide golf course site, designated for a $45 million Live Golf redevelopment, was destroyed by fire in suspicious circumstances. The incident occurred amid days of rolling protests involving thousands of demonstrators opposing the removal of hundreds of trees for the controversial golf development. Arson investigators and forensics teams are examining the scene...

Inside ScienceWorks' immersive planetarium experience 13.05.2026

ScienceWorks Planetarium in Melbourne features a 16-metre dome with 7.6 surround sound, offering visitors immersive astronomical experiences including views of constellations, planets, and the night sky without light pollution. The planetarium shows approximately 2,500 stars and 88 constellations used by astronomers to map the sky, with sessions typically combining a show with a 15-minute 'what's...

Tasmanian devil undergoes dental surgery at Healesville Sanctuary 13.05.2026

Benito, a Tasmanian devil at Healesville Sanctuary, has successfully undergone dental surgery after veterinarians discovered a fractured tooth during a routine check-up. Tasmanian devils possess an incredibly powerful bite with almost twice the jaw pressure of a lion, making healthy teeth essential for the endangered carnivores to crunch bones. The surgery has allowed Benito to return to normal fe...

Mini air fryer apple pies for National Apple Pie Day 12.05.2026

National Apple Pie Day celebrates the classic dessert combining sweet and tart apples with warm spices in a buttery crust. Singing baker Elliot Sticke demonstrates how to make mini air fryer apple pies using shop-bought pastry and finely chopped apples cooked at 200 degrees for 18 minutes. The recipe is designed to be simple and accessible, requiring minimal equipment while delivering a warm, comf...

Harry Potter exhibition brings film magic to Sydney 12.05.2026

Harry Potter the Exhibition opens in Sydney this week, showcasing hundreds of authentic film props and costumes from all eight Harry Potter films. The 3,000 square metre exhibition at Homebush features iconic items including Harry's golden egg from the Triwizard Tournament and Hermione's enchanted bag, displayed in recreated environments where visitors can experience the Great Hall, play Quidditch...

Why your dog destroys your furniture 12.05.2026

Dogs exhibiting destructive behaviours like chewing furniture, barking excessively, or digging may be experiencing boredom rather than being poorly trained. Exercise, particularly daily walks, is the most important solution for releasing pent-up energy and reducing anxiety. Additional boredom-busting strategies include leaving the television or radio on for company, using puzzle feeders that engag...

Engineer turns Corolla into mobile café 12.05.2026

24-year-old Johnny Charles has converted his Toyota Corolla hatchback into a mobile café called Cafe Corolla, serving coffee from scenic locations across Australia. The former engineer is using the venture to fund his travels around the country, sleeping in a rooftop tent while operating a commercial coffee machine and grinder from the back of his wagon. The unique side hustle has attracted a larg...

Rooftop community garden thrives with 84 members 12.05.2026

A rooftop community garden at Europa on Alma has grown from six founders to 84 resident members out of 92 total residents over three and a half years. Members pay $24 annually to access fresh produce from raised garden beds, including herbs, vegetables and lettuce, with harvest distributions occurring most Wednesday mornings. The rooftop space also serves as a gathering spot for residents to enjoy...

Trump Tower Gold Coast project scrapped 12.05.2026

A $1.5 billion, 91-storey Trump Tower planned for Surfer's Paradise on the Gold Coast has been cancelled just three months after the deal was reportedly signed. The development, which would have been Australia's tallest building, was scrapped after the Trump organisation withdrew from the agreement with Altus Property Group. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beachgoer crashes Australian Fashion Week runway 12.05.2026

An unplanned moment at Australian Fashion Week sees a beachgoer casually walk through the Commas Seaside Show at Tamarama Beach, waving to cameras as he makes his way down for a swim. The man, later identified as the founder of Sculptures by the Sea, sparked debate about whether the fashion show was crashing his regular beach routine or vice versa. The incident highlighted the uniquely Australian...

Adelaide prepares for historic Michelin guide debut 12.05.2026

South Australia is set to become the first Australian state featured in the prestigious Michelin Guide. Anonymous Michelin inspectors are currently evaluating Adelaide restaurants, with the official selection scheduled for release in October this year. This marks a significant milestone for the state's culinary industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Delta Goodrem evacuated from Eurovision village amid severe storm 12.05.2026

Australian singer Delta Goodrem experienced a severe thunderstorm and hailstorm in Vienna that forced the evacuation of the Eurovision village and cancelled scheduled performances. Despite the disruption, Goodrem announced her new album Pure, set for release in June. She is scheduled to perform at the international song contest later in the week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information...

Gout Gout trains with Noah Lyles ahead of 150m showdown 12.05.2026

Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout is training in the United States alongside American Olympic gold medallist and eight-time world champion Noah Lyles. Both athletes are preparing for their 150-metre showdown at the Estrada Golden Spike meeting in Checha. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Princess Kate's first solo trip after cancer remission 12.05.2026

Princess Kate is undertaking her first solo overseas visit since announcing her cancer remission, travelling to northern Italy for a two-day engagement. She will meet with experts in early childhood research and development and receive a prestigious honour recognising her work in promoting early childhood growth and education. The visit marks a significant milestone in her recovery and return to p...

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