Sunrise

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  • Economist warns Australia faces UK-style inequality crisis
    Gary Stevenson, a former London trader turned social media economist with over 2.5 million followers, warns that growing wealth inequality is causing falling living standards for ordinary families who increasingly cannot afford homes or basic necessities. He advocates for taxing the ultra-wealthy rather than working people, arguing that billionaires currently pay effectively nothing while workers pay 40-60% tax. Stevenson is touring Australia to urge action before the country experiences the same severe inequality crisis currently affecting the UK, where half of families struggle to simultaneously feed children and heat their homes.

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    6 min
  • Alleged terror plot foiled in Western Australia
    A 20-year-old man, Jason Joseph Michaels, has been arrested in Western Australia and charged with five offences related to an alleged terror plot targeting WA Parliament House, police headquarters and Muslim places of worship. The Bindoon resident was allegedly motivated by white supremacist ideology, with authorities discovering firearms and a manifesto at his home. The arrest follows increased concern about young men becoming radicalised through encrypted messaging platforms like Telegram, with terrorism experts noting a significant rise in extremist behaviour in the post-pandemic environment.

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    5 min
  • Sydney recovers as Adelaide braces for deluge
    Sydney has experienced severe weather with heavy rainfall prompting over 600 emergency calls and 450 SES operations, including swift water rescues. Adelaide is bracing for one of its wettest weekends in more than a decade, with 50 to 100 millimetres of rain forecast over 36 hours, and isolated falls potentially reaching 150 millimetres. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued severe weather warnings for South Australia with flash and riverine flooding likely across large parts of the state.

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    2 min
  • Sydney beaches face elevated shark risk after floods
    Major shark warnings have been issued across Sydney following heavy rainfall and flash flooding over 48 hours, with experts warning the weather has created ideal conditions for bull shark activity. The warnings come after four separate shark attacks occurred along the coastline in two days last month. Shark experts advise avoiding murky flood-affected waters for up to a week, as bull sharks use their sensors to locate swimmers in conditions where visibility is poor.

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    4 min
  • Quick Mardi Gras party food with the Slippery Dolphins
    Chefs Michael and Courtney prepare simple Mardi Gras party dishes including a Thai chicken salad with lime, fish sauce, honey and chilli oil dressing, and a colourful kofta salad with chickpeas, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickled onions and tahini yoghurt. The Slippery Dolphins, Australia's artistic dancing water team, perform ahead of Sydney's Mardi Gras celebrations.

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    3 min
  • Pacific Avenue's lovesick sentimental album and national tour
    Pacific Avenue, an Australian rock band signed to a major international record label, has released their second studio album 'Lovesick Sentimental' and announced a national tour for March. The band, consisting of Harry, Don, Ben and Jack from the South Coast, blends classic rock influences from The Beatles, Rolling Stones and Silverchair with modern British rock sounds. They have previously supported major acts including Five Seconds of Summer and Louis Tomlinson from One Direction.

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    3 min
  • Donut Daddy shares baking secrets from viral cookbook
    Anthony Randello Yarn, known as the Donut Daddy with over three million social media followers, demonstrates traditional doughnut-making techniques including kneading dough, filling cream buns with vanilla cream and jam, and finishing with icing sugar. His new cookbook, published by Penguin, contains 69 recipes featuring doughnuts, pastries and desserts with playful, cheeky commentary alongside practical home baking instructions.

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    6 min
  • Uber launches electric air taxi service
    Uber is launching an all-electric air taxi service bookable through its app, designed to carry up to four passengers with panoramic city views and operated by certified commercial pilots. The multi-modal transportation service is planned for expansion to markets including Dubai, New York, Los Angeles, the United Kingdom and Japan pending approval.

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    1 min
  • Teaching children life-saving first aid skills
    Two healthcare workers and mothers, Sarah Duncanson and Amy Gomez, have developed a first aid education program for young children, demonstrating that kids can learn life-saving skills like CPR and AED use from an early age. Their book 'What Little Heroes Do' teaches children essential emergency response techniques, including how to check for breathing, perform chest compressions, and safely use automated external defibrillators. Research from Denmark shows that teaching children first aid has tripled out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates within a decade.

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    5 min
  • Teaching children life-saving first aid skills
    Two healthcare workers and mothers, Sarah Duncanson and Amy Gomez, have developed a first aid education program for young children, demonstrating that kids can learn life-saving skills like CPR and AED use from an early age. Their book 'What Little Heroes Do' teaches children essential emergency response techniques, including how to check for breathing, perform chest compressions, and safely use automated external defibrillators. Research from Denmark shows that teaching children first aid has tripled out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates within a decade.

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    5 min

About 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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