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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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News

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www.sunrise.com.au

Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Canberra town crier breaks world record for loudest voice 24.06.2026

Joseph McGrail-Baitup, a 58-year-old town crier from Canberra, has been officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the loudest person in the world. He achieved this record by belting out single words at more than 120 decibels, comparable to the sound of a jet engine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

King Charles awards black belt at jiu-jitsu academy 24.06.2026

King Charles visited the Roger Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy in West London, where he presented a student with their black belt, the highest level in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The King received a white belt in return and observed fighters demonstrating techniques including joint locks and choke holds. Following dojo protocol, he wore blue surgical shoe covers on the mat instead of going barefoot. See omnyst...

Record-breaking heatwave grips Europe 24.06.2026

A record-breaking heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with France experiencing its hottest day in recorded history. The extreme temperatures have claimed more than 40 lives, forced the closure of major tourist sites including the Eiffel Tower, and triggered widespread power outages. The United Kingdom has issued a rare red heat alert, with temperatures forecast to reach 38 degrees Celsius later in...

NSW shark attacks prompt calls for emergency summit 23.06.2026

New South Wales is experiencing a significant increase in shark attacks, with five incidents already recorded in 2025 including four within 48 hours and one fatality. Following Sydney's first fatal attack in 60 years at Little Bay in February 2022, the state has seen a concerning pattern with multiple attacks annually, prompting calls for an emergency shark summit. Premier Chris Minns announces pl...

Daryl Braithwaite retires from live performances 23.06.2026

Daryl Braithwaite has announced his retirement from live performances after a long career in music. The Australian singer, known for his distinctive voice and the challenging vocal range required for his hit song 'Horses', has cited health issues and a loss of joy in performing as reasons for stepping away. His twin brother Glenn, who performs in Geelong clubs, may continue the family's musical le...

Jackie O expands legal battle against ARN 23.06.2026

Radio host Jackie O Henderson is expanding her legal case against former employer ARN, adding allegations of a breached $3 million loan agreement related to share purchases to her existing $85 million unfair dismissal claim. The share value has declined significantly, contributing to the dispute. This development follows her former co-host Kyle Sandilands' $12 million settlement with the network,...

Paraquat weed killer remains legal despite health concerns 23.06.2026

The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority has declined to ban paraquat, a toxic weed killer chemical linked to Parkinson's disease, despite it being prohibited in more than 70 countries. The authority's final review introduced restrictions and reduced maximum usage amounts, but rejected calls from scientists and advocacy groups for a complete ban. Parkinson's Australia disputes...

Labor bans property borrowing in super funds 23.06.2026

The Australian government, with Greens support, will ban self-managed superannuation funds from borrowing to purchase residential property in new arrangements 45 days after the budget bill passes. The ban will not affect existing borrowing arrangements, which will be grandfathered, but applies only to future investments. Approximately 50,000 self-managed super funds currently have these borrowing...

Squishy toy explodes after microwaving, burns child 23.06.2026

A 10-year-old Gold Coast girl suffered serious burns requiring a week-long hospital stay after a squishy toy exploded in her face when she heated it in a microwave and squeezed it. The gel inside these popular toys boils almost instantly when microwaved, creating an explosion risk that parents and caregivers need to be aware of. The incident follows an online trend of children heating these toys,...

Great white shark triggers alarm at Bondi Beach 23.06.2026

A great white shark has been spotted at the northern end of Bondi Beach, triggering the shark alarm and causing swimmers and surfers to evacuate the water. The sighting was detected by a private drone operator who alerted lifeguards, as a large bait ball in the northern pocket is believed to have attracted the shark. The incident has intensified calls for increased shark surveillance measures alon...

Labor strikes deal with Greens on tax reforms 23.06.2026

The Australian Government has secured a deal with the Greens to pass major tax reforms, including tax cuts for 13 million workers and housing reforms affecting 75,000 rental households. In exchange, self-managed super funds will be banned from borrowing to invest in property, and the NDIS inquiry will be extended by eight weeks. The Opposition has accused Prime Minister Albanese of breaking electi...

RBA monitors inflation ahead of August rate decision 23.06.2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia continues to monitor inflation levels following recent interest rate increases, with Governor Michelle Bullock stating that inflation remains too high despite rates impacting Australian households. New economic figures are due for release at 11:30am, with economists expecting the headline inflation figure around 4.1% and trimmed mean at 3.5% for April, partly due to s...

Expert disputes Trump's oil flow claims amid fuel concerns 23.06.2026

Oil prices have dropped 40% since the peak of recent Middle Eastern conflict, but fuel security expert John Blackburn disputes US President Donald Trump's claim that 19 million barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz in a single day. Actual shipping data shows only 21 vessels on Saturday and 12 on Sunday, compared to the pre-conflict norm of 100-160 ships daily. High insurance costs, un...

The greatest showman circus spectacular comes alive 23.06.2026

The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular is a live theatrical production touring Australian cities, featuring 38 cast members and inspired by the Hugh Jackman film. The show includes a unique pre-show experience where performers interact with audiences before the main performance. The production is currently running in Sydney until August before travelling to Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Melbourne...

Teen found hiding under giant teddy bear 22.06.2026

A 15-year-old allegedly involved in a vehicle theft in Murgon was discovered by police hiding under a giant teddy bear. The teenager is charged with multiple offences including robbery with violence, unlicensed driving and unlawful use of a motor vehicle after allegedly stealing a silver Toyota Hilux attached to a food van with three other males. Two men aged 50 and 52 were allegedly forced from t...

E-bike riders wreak havoc in Canberra shopping centre 22.06.2026

Three youths on e-bikes rode through South Point shopping centre in Greenway, ACT, performing burnouts and leaving skid marks on the floor at 8pm last week. The incident caused damage to the centre and was captured on camera. ACT police are working to identify the young offenders as e-bike law reforms are being implemented across other Australian states. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inf...

Shocking road rage incident caught on dash cam 22.06.2026

Dash cam footage captured a dangerous road rage incident on McIntyre Road at Modbury Heights in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. A black twin cab ute was filmed overtaking on the grass median strip and swerving across traffic lanes, while a passenger in a white car was seen dangling out the window as the vehicle sped down the road. Police are reviewing the footage and charges are expected to be laid. S...

Manhunt underway after hit and run in Rhodes 22.06.2026

A motorcyclist in his 30s was struck by a white sedan on Concord Road at Rhodes in Sydney's inner west just after 10.30pm. The driver fled the scene, leaving the injured rider on the ground. The victim was transported to hospital for treatment while police continue their investigation and search for the driver. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One Nation surge sparks election uncertainty 22.06.2026

Recent polling indicates a tight race between Labor and One Nation for the next federal election, with One Nation's support surging by 2% following Pauline Hanson's National Press Club address. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Miles discusses the government's budget challenges, including negotiations with the Greens over NDIS legislation and tax reforms focused on housing affordability and tax cuts....

One Nation polls neck and neck with Labor 22.06.2026

A new poll indicates One Nation could match Labor in electoral support if an election were held today. Political commentators analyse whether voters are genuinely attracted to Pauline Hanson's policies or simply expressing frustration with both major parties. The discussion suggests voters are so dissatisfied with the Coalition and Labor's performance that they may support alternative parties rega...

Coalition promises three-year housing fix through migration cap 22.06.2026

The Coalition pledges to fix Australia's housing crisis within three years by capping immigration below the number of homes being built. Labor's Treasurer Jim Chalmers criticises the policy as a copy of One Nation. Debate centres on whether migration levels are a primary factor in housing affordability, with critics arguing the Coalition's three-year timeline is unrealistic and that the constructi...

Rental crisis deepens as prices surge 6% 22.06.2026

Australian rental prices have increased by 6% over the past 12 months, with average weekly rents reaching $700 nationally and $800 in capital cities. Vacancy rates sit at 1.5% across the country, well below the balanced market rate of 3%, creating a supply shortage that continues to squeeze renters. While home prices are cooling and clearance rates have dropped to their lowest levels since COVID,...

US and Iran reach nuclear inspection deal 22.06.2026

US and Iranian negotiators have reportedly made significant progress in talks, with Tehran agreeing to allow UN nuclear inspectors into the country to examine nuclear facilities and uranium enrichment programmes. Vice President J.D. Vance announced a 60-day agreement permitting Iranian oil sales, conditional on transparency about how proceeds are used, while also securing an agreement to keep the...

Inside Makepeace Island's luxury retreat 22.06.2026

Makepeace Island is a 25-acre private island retreat on the Noosa River, Sunshine Coast, accommodating up to 22 guests across 11 bedrooms in luxury villas including the Island House and Boathouse. The exclusive property, operating for 20 years, features a dedicated staff team, executive chef-led cooking classes, and has hosted high-profile guests including Justin Bieber and Chris Hemsworth. Locate...

Victoria's car theft crisis hits record levels 21.06.2026

Victoria has become Australia's car theft capital, with more than 10,000 vehicles stolen annually—equivalent to one car every 42 minutes. Thieves are using sophisticated cloning devices to replicate car keys and bypass security systems, with police seizing over 1,000 such devices since last year. The surge involves both youth gangs conducting arson attacks and organised crime networks shipping sto...

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