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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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www.sunrise.com.au

Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

Shots fired at South Melbourne brothel 29.04.2026

A shooting occurred outside a brothel on Clark Street in South Melbourne at approximately 1:45am, with at least four shots fired from a moving vehicle. No injuries were reported as the premises were unoccupied at the time, though a vehicle parked inside was struck. Police have established a crime scene and are investigating whether the incident is connected to recent organised crime activity, incl...

Peter Gilmore's restaurant-quality prawn recipe 28.04.2026

Celebrity chef Peter Gilmore demonstrates how to prepare restaurant-quality prawns with a beurre blanc sauce using native Australian finger limes. The technique involves butterflying king prawns and creating a butter-based sauce with rice vinegar, cream, finger lime caviar and chives. Gilmore also discusses his partnership with Booking.com, which includes hosting a seafood experience on a 72-foot...

Ryan Kwanten returns in Seven Snipers thriller 28.04.2026

Australian actor Ryan Kwanten discusses his new action thriller Seven Snipers, which was filmed in Ipswich, Queensland, and features co-star Radha Mitchell. The film required specific sniper training and showcases Kwanten's extensive experience with firearms in various roles throughout his 30-year career. Kwanten, who now resides in Hawaii, continues to return to Australia regularly to work on ind...

Weather forecast for Australian capital cities 28.04.2026

Weather conditions across Australia's capital cities show varied conditions with temperatures ranging from 17 degrees in Hobart to 33 degrees in Darwin. Most cities are experiencing pleasant conditions with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. Brisbane expects a shower or two with a top of 26 degrees, while Adelaide will be the warmest southern capital at 28 degrees. See omnystudio.com/listener fo...

Patrick Bramall on joining The Devil Wears Prada 2 28.04.2026

Australian actor Patrick Bramall joins the cast of The Devil Wears Prada 2, playing Anne Hathaway's love interest in the highly anticipated sequel releasing 20 years after the original. Bramall discusses his unexpected casting process, initially declining to audition before being offered the role without a tape based on his work in Colin from Accounts. He shares behind-the-scenes experiences filmi...

King Charles and Trump's viral handshake battle 28.04.2026

A handshake between King Charles and US President Donald Trump at their meeting has gone viral on social media. The interaction shows both leaders appearing to engage in a power struggle during the greeting, with Trump attempting his signature handshake pull while King Charles resists and pulls back. Internet observers have widely commented that the King maintained control of the exchange. See omn...

US Steps In: ISIS brides returning to Australia despite PM opposition 28.04.2026

Thirteen Australian ISIS family members, including four women and nine children, are expected to return to Australia from a Syrian detention camp within days following reported US State Department pressure on the Syrian government. The Australian Prime Minister has publicly opposed their repatriation, stating the women made a choice to join a violent conflict targeting Australians. The government...

Beloved Hahndorf restaurant destroyed in overnight fire 28.04.2026

A heritage-listed restaurant in Hahndorf, Adelaide Hills, has been destroyed by fire overnight, causing an estimated $2 million in damage. The Mustard Seed, an Indo-Mediterranean restaurant and local institution operating for decades, required hours of firefighting effort from volunteer crews to bring the blaze under control. An arson investigation is now underway into the cause of the fire. See o...

King Charles addresses Congress on global collaboration 28.04.2026

King Charles III delivered a historic address to the United States Congress, becoming the first king to speak in the chamber and receiving 12 standing ovations during the 30-minute speech. The address emphasised collaboration between nations, environmental protection, and trade opportunities, while specifically acknowledging the AUKUS submarine partnership between the US, UK, and Australia. The sp...

Rebel Wilson faces second day of defamation trial 28.04.2026

Rebel Wilson is testifying for a second day in a Sydney defamation trial brought by actor Sharla McInnes. McInnes is suing Wilson over social media posts alleging she made false sexual harassment claims to advance her career during the filming of Wilson's directorial debut, The Deb. Barrister Sue Chrysanthou aggressively cross-examined Wilson, challenging her credibility and claims of supporting w...

Melbourne café worker attacked with food tray 28.04.2026

A waitress at a Melbourne café was randomly attacked on Anzac Day by a woman who smashed a tray of food into her face, resulting in a chipped tooth and other dental injuries. The café posted CCTV footage of the incident on Instagram, which has received nearly 3 million views in less than 24 hours. Local businesses have responded with support, offering free dental work, meals and self-defence class...

King Charles makes history addressing US Congress 28.04.2026

King Charles III has become the first British king to address the US Congress, following in the footsteps of his mother Queen Elizabeth II who last did so in 1991. During his historic speech, he praised the US-UK relationship, referenced the AUKUS submarine deal involving Australia, and emphasised the importance of NATO and supporting Ukraine. The address occurred during a state visit to the Unite...

ISIS-linked women face arrest returning from Syria 28.04.2026

Four women and nine children detained in Syria's Al Roj camp are preparing to return to Australia, with two of the women expected to face arrest upon arrival. The women are linked to ISIS and authorities are investigating potential charges for travelling to designated terrorist zones and supporting foreign fighters. The group has obtained temporary passports and airfares, with their return anticip...

E-bike operators fight Queensland's licensing crackdown 27.04.2026

Queensland's proposed e-bike and e-scooter safety legislation would require all riders to hold a driver's licence and adhere to 10km/h speed limits in certain zones. Major hire operators Lime and Neuron warn these changes could make their businesses unviable, arguing the regulations unfairly target responsible riders while the real concern is illegal motorbikes travelling at speeds up to 80km/h. T...

King Charles begins historic US state visit amid tight security 27.04.2026

King Charles and Queen Camilla are conducting a four-day state visit to the United States, meeting with President Donald Trump and the First Lady at the White House. The royal tour has been significantly altered with heightened security measures following a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner just 48 hours prior. The King, who is living with cancer and undergoing treatment,...

ISIS brides and children set to return to Australia 27.04.2026

Thirteen Australian citizens, comprising four women and nine children, are preparing to return to Australia after seven years of detention in a Syrian camp following the collapse of the Islamic State Caliphate. The women face potential criminal charges under the Commonwealth Criminal Code for their activities in Syria, though Australian citizens have a right of return under international law. Prev...

Should families with babies board planes last? 27.04.2026

A former flight attendant has proposed that families with small children and babies should board planes last rather than first, arguing this would reduce delays and keep children calmer by minimising wait time on the aircraft. The suggestion has sparked debate about whether this approach would actually benefit parents or create additional stress. Alternative ideas include offering child-friendly f...

Trump family slams Jimmy Kimmel over widow joke 27.04.2026

U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have publicly criticised late-night television host Jimmy Kimmel over a joke he made referencing Melania as a 'future widow' prior to recent assassination attempts on the President. The First Lady condemned the remark as hateful and violent rhetoric that deepens political division in America. Australian commentators Zahra Seidler and Amanda...

Solar installation quality concerns for Australian homes 27.04.2026

Australian families are installing solar panels and home batteries through government rebate schemes to reduce electricity costs. A regulatory report reveals that up to 60% of installations fail to meet quality standards, potentially voiding warranties and reducing financial returns. Consumers are advised to verify installers hold proper Solar Accreditation Australia credentials for both panel and...

Solar installation quality concerns for Australian homes 27.04.2026

Australian families are installing solar panels and home batteries through government rebate schemes to reduce electricity costs. A regulatory report reveals that up to 60% of installations fail to meet quality standards, potentially voiding warranties and reducing financial returns. Consumers are advised to verify installers hold proper Solar Accreditation Australia credentials for both panel and...

Jack Russell rescued from 13th storey ledge 27.04.2026

A Jack Russell named Elby went missing for two days before being discovered on an outdoor ledge on the 13th storey of a Sydney apartment block. A community member used a drone to locate the dog, which had been trapped on the balcony while the resident inside had their blinds closed. Eighteen firefighters spent three hours rescuing the dog, with onlookers applauding from below. See omnystudio.com/l...

Inside Old Melbourne Gaol's historic cells 27.04.2026

Old Melbourne Gaol, built 165 years ago during the Victorian gold rush era, once housed prisoners in small cells where they spent 23 hours per day in isolation. Inmates were only permitted one hour of daily exercise and had to wear canvas masks when leaving their cells, with strict prohibitions against talking or making any noise. The historic jail has been preserved exactly as it appeared when it...

Australia's fuel security debate intensifies 26.04.2026

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has rejected calls to restore Australia's retired oil refineries, citing cost and complexity concerns. The nation currently imports 90% of its fuel, sparking debate about energy security and whether Australia should increase domestic oil production through new refineries or offshore drilling. Supply chain experts suggest private energy companies would require government...

King Charles faces security concerns ahead of US state visit 26.04.2026

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are scheduled to arrive in Washington, D.C. for a state visit within 24 hours, following a security breach at the White House Correspondents' Dinner where a shooter came dangerously close to the U.S. President. Royal Editor Rob Jobson, who attended the dinner, describes the security as 'appalling' and raises serious concerns about whether the King's safety can be...

Gunman storms White House Correspondents' Dinner 26.04.2026

A 31-year-old teacher armed with multiple guns attempted to storm the White House Correspondents' Dinner, reportedly intending to assassinate President Donald Trump. The suspect had written a manifesto condemning Trump and his policies, which he shared with family before the attack. The incident forced evacuation of the event, which included the President, Vice President and cabinet members, and e...

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