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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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Severe weather batters Australia's east and west coasts 27.03.2026

Severe weather is impacting Australia's east and west coasts, with an intense low-pressure system generating 10-metre swells and 110-kilometre winds off Sydney's coast, particularly affecting Bondi Beach where the sand has been washed away and ferries have been cancelled. Melbourne is experiencing an unseasonably cold snap with 100-kilometre winds, hundreds of SES calls, and early snowfall at Moun...

Severe weather batters Australia's east and west coasts 27.03.2026

Severe weather is impacting Australia's east and west coasts, with an intense low-pressure system generating 10-metre swells and 110-kilometre winds off Sydney's coast, particularly affecting Bondi Beach where the sand has been washed away and ferries have been cancelled. Melbourne is experiencing an unseasonably cold snap with 100-kilometre winds, hundreds of SES calls, and early snowfall at Moun...

US expects to end Iran conflict within weeks 27.03.2026

The United States anticipates concluding military operations against Iran within weeks, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio stating objectives can be met without ground troops. President Donald Trump is considering deploying up to 10,000 troops to the Middle East while postponing strikes on energy targets to allow Iran time to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil transportation. See omnystudio.com/...

Student shaves head for brother's cancer battle 26.03.2026

Glen Waverly Secondary College students have raised $26,000 for the Leukaemia Foundation's World's Greatest Shave. Student Caitlin is shaving her head completely in honour of her brother Nathan, who was diagnosed with cancer at age 14 in year nine in 2020. The school community is participating in the fundraising event with multiple students contributing to support leukaemia research and patients....

Extreme frugal habits to stretch every dollar 26.03.2026

An online influencer shares her frugal habit of extracting every last bit of toothpaste from seemingly empty tubes, claiming at least seven days' worth remains. The discussion expands to other money-saving habits people employ to maximise product use, including watering down shampoo and tomato sauce, cutting open pump bottles to access remaining contents, and various techniques for getting the las...

Sydney storm chaos and major water main burst 26.03.2026

Sydney experienced severe storms with toppled trees and hail across the southwest, resulting in over 400 SES call-outs and 5,000 homes without power. A severe storm warning remains in place for the Snowy Mountains and south coast of New South Wales, with damaging winds up to 100 kilometres per hour forecast. A burst water main at the West Ryde pumping station has left a quarter of a million homes...

Sydney man's viral search for mystery bus woman 26.03.2026

Northern Beaches local Matt Curtin has launched a social media search to find a woman he shared a brief moment with on a Sydney bus after attending a rugby match. His Facebook post about the encounter has garnered hundreds of supportive comments from people hoping the pair reconnect. The music producer and mixing engineer, who specialises in electronic music, shared the story on Sunrise as his sea...

Bluey composer reveals the music behind the hit show 26.03.2026

Bluey, the Australian animated series about a Blue Heeler family, has released a new album titled 'Bluey Up Here' featuring 17 brand new recordings from the show. Award-winning composer Geoff Bush discusses his creative process, revealing how he scores music from a child's perspective and works closely with the show's creators to capture the emotional depth of episodes like 'Sleepy Time' and 'The...

HOT TOPICS: Fuel rationing spreads as parents fear sport concussions 26.03.2026

Australian petrol stations are implementing fuel purchase limits of 50 litres per vehicle as the crisis intensifies, while Tasmania introduces price caps at the bowser. The federal government faces pressure to coordinate a national response, with calls to reduce the fuel excise from 51 cents per litre to 21 cents, similar to measures taken during COVID. Separately, new analysis shows over a quarte...

Wage rises of 3.7% face inflation pressure 26.03.2026

Enterprise bargaining workers in Australia have received pay rises of approximately 3.7% for the ninth consecutive quarter, benefiting around 2.7 million workers including nurses, teachers, retail and manufacturing employees. While this increase exceeds inflation rates at the time of implementation, experts warn that expected inflation reaching 5% by mid-year will quickly erode these wage gains. F...

Trump warns Iran as tensions escalate over Strait of Hormuz 26.03.2026

US President Donald Trump has issued warnings to Iran regarding negotiations, stating the country may have missed its opportunity for diplomacy and describing their situation as a disaster. Iran has responded by asserting its legal rights to the Strait of Hormuz, while Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu announced the killing of an IRGC Navy commander allegedly involved in blocking the strategic...

Sarah Ferguson faces loss of York honour 26.03.2026

York's council is meeting to determine whether to strip Sarah Ferguson of her Freedom of the City of York honour, which was granted to her in 1987. The former Duchess of York faces this potential removal due to her association with the Jeffrey Epstein scandal through her former husband Prince Andrew, who was already stripped of the same honour in 2022. City residents are pushing for the removal be...

Australia tightens social media ban after US addiction lawsuit 26.03.2026

The Australian government is strengthening enforcement of its under-16 social media ban following a landmark US case where tech giants Meta and YouTube were successfully sued for $4 million over platform addiction and mental health impacts. US lawyer Matthew Bergman, who won the case involving a 20-year-old Californian woman, has urged the Albanese government to enforce its ban, stating that moral...

Qantas ramps up European routes amid Middle East disruption 26.03.2026

Qantas is adding 1,400 extra seats per week on European routes as the airline redirects capacity away from Middle East services disrupted by ongoing conflict. From mid-next month, the airline will operate three additional flights from Perth to Rome and Singapore, while the Sydney to Paris route will increase from three to five flights weekly. Despite the increased capacity, aviation experts indica...

Category 4 cyclone slams Exmouth 26.03.2026

Tropical Cyclone Norell has made landfall in Western Australia as a Category 4 system, directly impacting the town of Exmouth with winds up to 250 kilometres per hour. The cyclone represents the most severe weather event to hit the tourist town since Cyclone Vance in 1999, causing flooding and dangerous conditions for residents and visitors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Savannah Guthrie speaks on mother's disappearance 26.03.2026

Breakfast TV host Savannah Guthrie has given an emotional interview 54 days after her mother's disappearance, revealing details about the suspected kidnapping for ransom. The family initially hoped it was a medical emergency after finding her mother's back doors propped open, but discovered blood on the front doorstep and a ripped-off ring doorbell camera. Guthrie confirmed that at least two ranso...

Sydney servos cap fuel at 50 litres 26.03.2026

Sydney petrol stations are implementing voluntary 50-litre purchase limits amid growing fuel shortage concerns. Independent service stations like Shell at Cromer are introducing these caps on a trust-based system, with owners relying on community relationships to enforce the restrictions. The limits significantly impact truck drivers who typically require 250-300 litres per fill, while average car...

First winter blast brings snow and storms 26.03.2026

South East Australia experiences its first winter cold snap with rain, hail and snow forecast for the Alps. Sydney faces severe storms with temperatures reaching 30 degrees before dropping to 20, while the Alps could receive 20-30 centimetres of snow above 1400 metres. Cyclone Narelle, currently a Category 3 system, is expected to strengthen to Category 4 and impact Western Australia's Kimberley a...

Drones patrol 80 NSW beaches for shark detection 25.03.2026

Surf Life Saving New South Wales operates drones across more than 80 beaches along the entire state coastline, conducting two flights per hour, seven days a week to detect sharks and protect swimmers and surfers. The drone program detected over 1,200 sharks during the 2026 summer season alone, using early detection systems and immediate response protocols including sirens, radio alerts to lifeguar...

World champion barista shares coffee secrets 25.03.2026

Jack Simpson, an Australian barista, was crowned World Barista Champion in Milan after nearly a decade of dedication to his craft. The Melbourne International Coffee Expo features Simpson alongside cafe owners, roasters and coffee enthusiasts, showcasing equipment suppliers, roasters, milk companies and chocolate providers. Simpson emphasises the importance of quality equipment, fresh coffee withi...

Meta and Google found guilty in landmark addiction trial 25.03.2026

A US jury has found Meta and Google guilty of negligence in a landmark social media addiction trial, ruling that the design of their platforms, not just content, caused mental health harm to users. The verdict opens the door to approximately 10,000 pending lawsuits in the US, with former Facebook Australian boss Stephen Skeeler noting that while addiction wasn't initially considered in early socia...

Julie Goodwin's seafood pie recipe for Easter 25.03.2026

Australian Women's Weekly columnist Julie Goodwin demonstrates how to make a seafood pie topped with golden mashed potato using a béchamel sauce base with mustard and fresh dill. The recipe features ling and prawns but can be adapted with various seafood options including smoked fish, tinned tuna, scallops or mussels. The dish requires approximately 30 minutes of baking and can alternatively be to...

Socceroos face Cameroon in World Cup warm-up 25.03.2026

The Socceroos face Cameroon in a friendly match as final preparation for the FIFA World Cup. Players compete for selection in Tony Popovic's squad ahead of the tournament in the United States in June. The match coincides with a reunion of Australia's 2005 World Cup qualification squad at the iconic stadium where goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer made crucial penalty saves. See omnystudio.com/listener for...

Whittlesea Bakehouse wins Australia's best hot cross buns 25.03.2026

Whittlesea Bakehouse, a family-owned bakery north of Melbourne, has won the award for Australia's best hot cross buns, defeating more than 130 bakers nationwide. The bakery has previously claimed titles for best sausage rolls and plain mince pies, and recently placed third in the vanilla slice competition. Manager Adrian Caporetti attributes their success to quality ingredients, fresh spices, and...

Fuel crisis threatens Australian economy amid Middle East conflict 25.03.2026

Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns Australia could face an economic crisis comparable to the GFC as fuel prices surge 67% due to Middle East conflict disrupting supply through the Strait of Hormuz. The government is negotiating fuel supply deals with Asian countries, including potential energy swaps with Japan, while petrol stations across the country experience supply shortages. Australia's fuel distri...

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