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Sunrise
Hosted by LiSTNR · EN
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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Ten-year-old lands world record dirt bike backflip
Yesterday00:03:21Tap to summarizeRocky Glynn, at 10 years and five weeks old, has become the youngest person in the world to land a backflip on a conventional dirt bike off a full-size ramp. The young motocross rider, recognisable by his signature mullet, is heading to Pastranaland in America to ride with Travis Pastrana and the Nitro Circus team. Rocky's achievement required extensive practice and mental preparation, visualising each element of the jump before execution.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →How to haggle and save thousands on shopping
Yesterday00:03:06Tap to summarizeHaggling and price negotiation can save Australian shoppers significant money on big-ticket items like electronics, travel, baby gear, sports equipment, tools and cars. Price tracking tools like ZYFT, BuyWisely and PriceRoo help consumers compare prices across thousands of Australian stores and determine if sales are genuine. Financial coach Betsy Westcott explains that timing, research and a friendly approach are key to negotiating better deals, especially at the end of the day, quarter or financial year when sales staff need to meet targets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Swarming shoplifting trend terrorises retail workers
Yesterday00:03:31Tap to summarizeA dangerous shoplifting trend called 'swarming' is escalating across Australia, where large groups of teenagers ambush retail stores, outnumbering workers and fleeing with stolen goods. Bottle shops, electronics stores and supermarkets are being targeted, with some businesses forced to lock their doors to prevent attacks. The trend is being driven by social media, with young offenders filming their exploits, while retail workers face frightening situations and employers struggle to balance security with customer accessibility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Gracie Abrams on new album and global stardom
Yesterday00:04:34Tap to summarizeGracie Abrams, daughter of Hollywood director J.J. Abrams, has released her new album 'Daughter from Hell' to rave reviews, earning two Grammy nominations and selling out Australian arenas. The pop star, who is dating Paul Mescal and is close friends with Taylor Swift, collaborated with Mescal on the track 'Imaginary Friend' for her latest album. Abrams discusses her album release, her rise to global stardom with over six million Instagram followers, and her love for Australia during an interview from New York.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →State funeral honours Derryn Hinch's legacy
Yesterday00:02:42Tap to summarizeBroadcaster Derryn Hinch will be honoured with a state funeral in Melbourne, with hundreds of family and friends expected to attend. Ray Martin and Daryl Somers will lead the ceremony, featuring musical performances by Rhonda Burchmore and others. Actor Terry Donovan, father of Jason Donovan and prominent Australian television star known for Division 4 and Cop Shop, has passed away after an extraordinary career spanning the 1970s through 1990s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Mafia-like cartel grips Melbourne amid tobacco wars
Yesterday00:03:13Tap to summarizeMelbourne is experiencing an escalating wave of tobacco and alcohol-related violence, with authorities warning that a mafia-like criminal network known as 'the Commission' could target any type of business. Following the arrest of an alleged key player, the cartel issued a public message declaring operations would continue unchanged. Former Victoria Police detective Charlie Bazzina criticises the government's response as a political stunt, arguing that existing federal intelligence agencies already have the necessary powers, but courts are failing to impose adequate penalties to deter organised crime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →US-Iran tensions escalate after American deaths
Yesterday00:02:11Tap to summarizeTensions between the United States and Iran are escalating following the deaths of three American service members, with the ceasefire agreement effectively abandoned. The US is deploying F-16s and F-35s from Germany and Britain to the Middle East in response to Iranian actions, including attempts to control the Strait of Hormuz. International affairs experts warn of a dangerous cycle of tit-for-tat escalation, with potential targets expanding beyond military sites and the conflict possibly widening to involve Israel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Pauline Hanson denies White Australia policy support
Yesterday00:09:58Tap to summarizePauline Hanson denies advocating for the White Australia policy after comments made on a UK far-right podcast linking migration issues to the policy's end in 1973. Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce debate Hanson's statements, immigration policy, and the deportation of illegal immigrants. Both parties agree illegal immigrants should be removed, with estimates of 75,000 undocumented people currently in Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Aussies choose savings over splurging with tax refunds
Yesterday00:01:10Tap to summarizeAustralians are taking a more conservative approach to their tax refunds this year, with three in ten already planning how to spend the money before it arrives. Research from ING shows 34% are topping up general savings, 24% are covering everyday essentials amid rising cost of living pressures, and 23% are building emergency funds. This represents a significant shift away from discretionary spending on treats and luxuries seen in previous years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Inside the puppy raising programme at Guide Dogs
Yesterday00:02:48Tap to summarizeGuide Dogs Australia trains Labrador puppies from eight weeks old to become working guide dogs through a 14-month programme. Volunteer puppy raisers provide 24/7 care in their homes, teaching basic obedience, house manners and socialisation skills before the dogs return for formal assessment. The organisation actively recruits puppy raisers through their website guidedogs.com.au, offering volunteers the opportunity to help train future assistance dogs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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