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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.

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1:22

Camping gear struggle goes viral

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

A viral comedy sketch by New Zealand comedian Thomas Sainsbury depicts the universal frustration of trying to repack camping gear into impossibly small storage bags after a camping trip. The relatable content resonates with campers who struggle with the same challenge, prompting discussions about rolling versus stuffing techniques and the impractical size of camping equipment storage bags.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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1:05

Warehouse fire engulfs Abbotsford building overnight

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

A two-storey warehouse on Mollison Street in Abbotsford, Melbourne's north-east, caught fire around 3am, requiring 34 firefighters to battle the blaze. The building was locked when emergency services arrived, and while the fire is now under control, the cause remains unknown. Police have stated they do not believe the incident is suspicious, but fire investigators will examine the scene with Mollison Street remaining closed during the investigation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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1:37

Aussies underusing private health insurance extras

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2026/02/18

New data reveals that extras cover is one of the most underused components of private health insurance in Australia, with many policyholders paying significantly more in premiums than they claim back. Private health insurance premiums are rising 4.1% from April 1st and have increased 17.5% over the past five years, with singles paying over $3,000 annually and families exceeding $6,000. Financial expert Matt Bowen from ING advises Australians to reassess their coverage levels, check for unnecessary

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1:45

Zuckerberg faces landmark social media addiction trial

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying in a Los Angeles court as part of a landmark trial examining whether social media platforms are deliberately designed to be addictive and cause harm to young people. The case has been brought by a 20-year-old woman who claims early exposure to YouTube and Instagram contributed to her depression and suicidal thoughts. The trial's outcome could impact approximately 1,500 similar pending cases against social media companies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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0:43

Two escapes from NSW mental health facilities end in...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

Two men escaped from New South Wales mental health facilities within 24 hours of each other before allegedly committing fatal attacks. Luke Peter Francis, 31, broke out of Cumberland Hospital Mental Health Ward using a stolen staff access card and allegedly killed two people in a vehicle incident in Camden. Stefano Leotola, 25, escaped from a health transfer vehicle the day before and allegedly stabbed two people and killed another in Maryland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:29

Two mental health patients escape and allegedly kill

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

Two men escaped from New South Wales mental health facilities within 24 hours of each other and allegedly killed multiple people. Luke Peter Francis, 31, broke out of Cumberland Hospital's mental health ward using a stolen staff access card before allegedly stealing a car and killing two people in Camden during a police pursuit. Stefano Leotola, 25, escaped from a health transfer vehicle the day before and allegedly stabbed two people and killed another in Maryland.See omnystudio.com/listener for

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5:29

Warehouse fire engulfs Abbotsford building overnight

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

A two-storey warehouse on Mollison Street in Abbotsford caught fire at approximately 3:00am, requiring 34 firefighters at the height of the blaze. The building was locked when emergency services arrived, and while the fire is now under control, the cause remains unknown. Police have stated they will not be investigating as the incident is not believed to be suspicious, though fire investigators will examine the scene.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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1:27

ISIS bride banned from returning to Australia

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

The Australian government has issued a temporary exclusion order banning one of 11 Australian ISIS brides from returning to the country due to national security concerns. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed that Australian passports have been provided to the group of 11 women and 23 children currently in the al-Raj camp in northeast Syria, with DNA testing organised prior to documentation being issued. Ten ISIS brides and 23 children will be permitted to return to Australia, though the

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1:37

Teen arrested after luxury car theft with dog inside

Sunrise ·

2026/02/18

A 17-year-old boy allegedly stole a black Mercedes from a shopping centre in Worongary on the Gold Coast, with the owner's sausage dog Bailey inside. Police tracked the stolen vehicle from the sky and ground for seven hours as it travelled to Logan and back to the Gold Coast, before deploying tyre spikes in Palm Beach where the teenager eventually surrendered on the Gold Coast Highway. Bailey was found by a good Samaritan in Nerang and reunited with his owners after being taken to a vet.See

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5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to

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5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:56

Country footy team goes viral with Savage Garden cover

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

The Queenscliff Football Club in Victoria has created a viral video recreating the iconic 2010 Puma advertisement featuring Savage Garden's 'Truly Madly Deeply', amassing over 3,000 views on Instagram. The senior coach Heath Jamison came up with the idea to boost the small town club's profile and attract new members, with the team filming their rendition in one take after training. The club, located in a town of only 1,500 people on the Bellarine Peninsula, is now selling memberships for $55 and has

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5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to

en-US

5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to

en-US

5:48

Young Aussie raises $40,000 for Bondi attack victim's...

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Eleven-year-old Valentine Mayerson has raised over $40,000 by creating and selling beaded bee bracelets to help the family of Matilda Brett Finn, the 10-year-old tragically killed in the 2024 Bondi terror attack. The bracelets, featuring a bee to honour Matilda's middle name, have become a global symbol of peace and remembrance, with nearly 3,000 sold across Australia, Europe, the US and Canada. Valentine aims to raise enough funds to send Matilda's family, including her younger sister Summer, to

en-US

3:04

Couple lives off-grid exploring Australia full-time

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Josh and Jess from Adventure Intel Australia have been travelling and living off-grid across Australia for years after deciding not to return home following an initial trip. The couple showcases off-road driving techniques at the Victorian Caravan Camping Super Show, demonstrating vehicle capabilities on steep terrain with a three-tonne load. Their favourite destinations include the Ningaloo Coast in Western Australia and the Northern Territory.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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2:59

Elvis Smylie's dream debut in LIV Golf

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

23-year-old Gold Coast golfer Elvis Smylie won on debut at the LIV Golf season opening event in Saudi Arabia and helped secure a team title with the all-Australian Ripper GC squad in Adelaide. The rising star is now climbing towards the world's top 50 rankings as he pursues qualification for the Masters tournament in the US. Smylie credits fellow Australian golfer Cam Smith, a British Open champion, as a significant mentor in his decision to join LIV Golf.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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3:44

Legal debate over ISIS brides' return to Australia

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Australian ISIS brides and their children are expected to return to Australia within hours or days, sparking political debate over border entry. Opposition leader Angus Taylor is calling on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to block their return, while Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke examines whether temporary exclusion orders can be legally applied. International law expert Professor Donald Rothwell explains that Australian citizens with valid passports have a legal right to enter the country,

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3:44

Legal debate over ISIS brides' return to Australia

Sunrise ·

2026/02/17

Australian ISIS brides and their children are expected to return to Australia within hours or days, sparking political debate over border entry. Opposition leader Angus Taylor is calling on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to block their return, while Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke examines whether temporary exclusion orders can be legally applied. International law expert Professor Donald Rothwell explains that Australian citizens with valid passports have a legal right to enter the country,

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