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Sunrise
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.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.sunrise.com.au
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Episodes
Robert Irwin announced as Logie Awards host 09.06.2026 2:27
Robert Irwin has been announced as the host of this year's Logie Awards following his win on Dancing with the Stars in the US. The 22-year-old wildlife conservationist brings extensive television experience from his work on Animal Planet and live performances at the crocoseum, along with his recent stint hosting Sunrise Weather. The network's commitment to Robert was demonstrated when they flew th...
Era of cheap credit over for Australian homeowners 09.06.2026 2:58
Australian mortgage holders face an extended period of elevated interest rates as economists warn that cheap credit has ended. Chief economist Brian Parker from the Australian Retirement Trust explains that while interest rates surged after COVID-19 and may rise slightly further due to ongoing inflation concerns and global conflicts, the cash rate is expected to average between 3-3.5% long-term. T...
Social media ban for under-16s faces enforcement challenges 09.06.2026 3:50
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s has been in effect for six months, with the government claiming over 5 million accounts removed from platforms including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat. Cyber security expert Susan McLean reports that many children aged 13-16 are still accessing platforms by passing facial recognition checks or having parents complete verifi...
Senate inquiry into controversial tax changes sparks political showdown 09.06.2026 8:02
The Australian federal government is conducting a brief two-day Senate inquiry into controversial tax changes affecting businesses, particularly capital gains tax reforms announced in the recent budget. Business groups are criticising Labor for rushing through what they call the biggest tax system changes in 25 years, whilst the Coalition threatens to withhold support for NDIS reforms as leverage....
Senate inquiry into controversial tax changes sparks political showdown 09.06.2026 8:02
The Australian federal government is conducting a brief two-day Senate inquiry into controversial tax changes affecting businesses, particularly capital gains tax reforms announced in the recent budget. Business groups are criticising Labor for rushing through what they call the biggest tax system changes in 25 years, whilst the Coalition threatens to withhold support for NDIS reforms as leverage....
Online scams cost Australians $250 million 09.06.2026 1:16
The ACCC has released new data showing over 60,000 reports of online scams in the first three months of the year, resulting in $250 million in losses for Australians. Fake websites, scam advertisements, and fraudulent social media messages account for approximately 50% of reported incidents. With tax time and end of financial year approaching, experts warn Australians to remain vigilant and never...
Iran downs US helicopter over Strait of Hormuz 09.06.2026 2:54
Iran shot down a US helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz, with both pilots rescued safely by an autonomous maritime drone in a historic first. The incident occurred just 24 hours after Iran launched 30 ballistic missiles at Israel, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Former US Air Force pilot Richard Newton discusses the fragile nature of the ceasefire and suggests military operations may be n...
Royal Brisbane Hospital's biggest fundraising day 09.06.2026 2:44
Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital hosts its annual Giving Day, Queensland's largest hospital fundraising event. The fundraiser supports life-saving research and patient care at the hospital, with donations accepted through the RBWH Foundation website. Sunrise broadcasts live from the hospital to encourage viewer participation in the fundraising campaign. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy i...
The secrets to a long-lasting marriage 09.06.2026 0:33
Psychologists have identified key factors contributing to long and successful marriages in Australia, where marriages are now lasting longer than ever before. The experts highlight three main elements: open communication between partners, regularly setting and reviewing shared goals, and investing time in hobbies together. These findings come as Australian marriage duration rates continue to incre...
Chinese rocket lights up Australian skies 09.06.2026 1:21
A Chinese rocket named Zhu Q2e was spotted flying over Queensland and New South Wales late at night, creating a spectacular glowing display in the sky. The rocket, which launched from Inner Mongolia at approximately 6:20 local time, appeared particularly bright because it was in the upper atmosphere catching the sunset's rays while it was dark on Earth below. The sighting is part of China's ongoin...
Middle East conflict threatens fuel prices and rate rises 09.06.2026 3:44
Rising tensions between Iran and Israel are expected to drive up fuel prices in Australia, with economists warning of potential flow-on effects to everyday consumer goods and possible interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of Australia. The Australian stock market faces a challenging reopening following a $2 trillion wipeout on Wall Street and an 8% crash in South Korea's major index. The mar...
Woman's viral rant about husband's gym eating habits 08.06.2026 2:02
A woman's online complaint about her husband's gym-related eating habits has gone viral. The husband, who recently started tracking calories and protein, has consumed all the household's Penguin biscuits, Kit Kats, and crisps, while spending £40 on Greek yoghurt. The woman, who earns £500 more per month than her husband, is frustrated about paying for his increased food consumption and is consider...
Hanson tells Victorian premier to 'suck it up' over witch ad 08.06.2026 1:51
Pauline Hanson has responded to Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan after being depicted as a witch in a political advertising campaign funded by a brothel owner, telling her to 'suck it up, sweetheart'. The Prime Minister has condemned the campaign, drawing comparisons to the abuse faced by former Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Commentators argue that such name-calling in political campaigns is childi...
Albanese blames economy for One Nation surge 08.06.2026 3:55
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attributes One Nation's surge in polling to economic pressures, citing cost of living as the primary driver behind the shift towards extreme politics in Australia. Labor trails One Nation in three consecutive polls, with critics pointing to inflation, government spending, housing unaffordability, and childcare costs as key issues affecting Australian families. Polit...
Escaped Tasmanian devil Mary still on the run 08.06.2026 1:59
A Tasmanian devil named Mary remains at large one week after escaping from Paradise Country on the Gold Coast. She was recently spotted on security footage in Oxenford, approximately two kilometres from the wildlife park, prompting staff to set traps in nearby bushland. Analysis of droppings suggests Mary is surviving well despite never having lived in the wild, and residents in the area are being...
Denmark hosts mullet championships with theatrical flair 08.06.2026 1:27
Denmark held its 2026 Mullet Championships in Copenhagen, attracting over a thousand spectators to watch 12 contestants compete. Participants were judged on style, originality and mullet moves during 60-second stage performances that included theatrical elements like costumes and saxophone playing. The event sparked comparisons to Australia's strong mullet culture, with commentary suggesting Danis...
First great white shark filmed in Mediterranean Sea 08.06.2026 1:23
A volunteer diver has captured the first ever recording of a great white shark in its natural habitat in the Mediterranean Sea, in waters between Sicily and Tunisia. The male shark, surrounded by approximately a dozen other fish, approached divers who were recovering ghost nets from a shipwreck. Scientists note the species was thought to be near extinction in the Mediterranean due to overfishing,...
Aussies say they need $1 million to retire 08.06.2026 1:08
Australians now believe they need over one million dollars to retire comfortably, representing a $200,000 increase in just 12 months, driven primarily by rising cost of living pressures. This figure significantly exceeds the industry benchmark of $700,000 for a comfortable retirement for homeowners. Financial experts recommend engaging with superannuation accounts early and planning retirement lif...
Iran and Israel halt attacks after Trump demands ceasefire 08.06.2026 3:09
Iran and Israel have agreed to halt attacks after a brief escalation threatened a two-month ceasefire and brought the Middle East to the brink of full-scale war. Donald Trump has demanded both countries stop shooting immediately, with the US President stating that final negotiations on peace are proceeding. Israel continues operations in Gaza and southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah, whilst Iran m...
Brisbane Lions co-captain on Stradbroke and three-peat hopes 08.06.2026 3:20
Josh Dunkley, co-captain of the Brisbane Lions, discusses the upcoming Ladbrokes Stradbroke race day at Eagle Farm Racecourse while reflecting on his participation in the Big Freeze charity event. The Brisbane Lions are preparing to play against the Tigers in Tasmania this Sunday, missing the major race day despite Dunkley's role as an ambassador for the event. The team is building form midway thr...
Pink's aerial triumph at the Tony Awards 08.06.2026 1:32
Pink hosted the 2024 Tony Awards with a spectacular aerial opening performance, despite her fear of heights. The ceremony featured nominations for Rose Byrne, Daniel Radcliffe, and John Lithgow, who set a record. Pink, who has never performed on Broadway, took on the hosting role to support her daughter Willow's passion for musical theatre, having moved the family to New York to help Willow pursue...
Virgin launches pet-friendly flights from Adelaide 08.06.2026 1:12
Virgin Australia has launched pet-friendly flights allowing animals to travel in cabins on routes between Adelaide and Melbourne, as well as Adelaide and the Gold Coast. South Australia becomes the third state to offer the service, following Victoria and Queensland, where over 1,500 pets have already flown. Flights are available from late 2024 through September, with Melbourne routes extended to J...
Buyer's market emerges in Sydney and Melbourne 07.06.2026 3:02
Australia's property markets in Sydney and Melbourne have shifted to buyer's markets, with prices falling 1.9% and 2.7% respectively in 2025. Rising interest rates, global uncertainty and proposed government property tax reforms have caused buyers to step back, creating more supply than demand. Real estate agents are responding with creative strategies including luxury perks at open homes and inno...
Machete brawl links to Iceman crime network 07.06.2026 4:10
A machete brawl at Melbourne's Flinders Street Station has led to five teenage arrests, with one suspect also accused of firebombing an alcohol business in Keysborough. Investigators have revealed teenagers are being recruited for criminal activities through a messaging app by someone known as 'the Iceman', allegedly paying young offenders thousands of dollars for crimes. Former Victoria Police De...
Aussies flock to Europe despite Middle East conflict 07.06.2026 2:25
Australian travellers are continuing to book European summer holidays in large numbers despite ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts. Popular destinations include Italy, Greek islands, Spain, London, France, Croatia, Czech Republic, Poland and Iceland. The Department of Foreign Affairs has issued do not travel warnings for much of the Middle East, affecting flight routes and travel insurance availabili...
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