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Sunrise
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Sunrise episodes
- Additional ISIS brides identified in Syrian campThe director of Syria's Roj camp has confirmed two additional ISIS brides are among a group of 34 Australian women and children detained there, with these two women considered extremists and held separately from the main group. The original 11 Australian ISIS brides are reportedly showing no signs of extremist behaviour in the camp, though questions remain about their actions during their time in the caliphate. Australian authorities face the challenge of assessing security risks whilst considering the welfare of children in the camps, including a six-year-old girl hoping to return to Australia.
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4 min - Virgin expands pets in cabin to Adelaide and LauncestonVirgin Australia is expanding its pets in cabin programme to include flights between Adelaide and Launceston, following successful trials on Melbourne to Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast routes. The service costs $149 per pet, with a limit of four pets per flight, and the new route is expected to launch around the Easter holidays. Arlo, a rescue dog, became Virgin's thousandth pet passenger under the programme.
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2 min - Australian company tests hypersonic flight technologyA Brisbane-based company is preparing to launch the Dart AE, a 3D-printed autonomous vehicle designed to travel at five times the speed of sound using scramjet engine technology. The 3.5-metre vehicle will launch from a NASA facility in West Virginia, reaching the edge of space before flying horizontally for approximately 10 minutes at speeds up to Mach 5. The successful test represents a significant step towards commercial supersonic aviation that could reduce travel time from Sydney to London to just two hours.
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2 min - NSW tackles shark attack crisis with expanded programme
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6 min - Maisie Peters on Ed Sheeran and the BodyguardBritish pop star Maisie Peters discusses her new music video inspired by The Bodyguard, which references a lyric from her song about subverting love song conventions and playing with gender roles. Signed to Ed Sheeran's record label five years ago, Peters describes him as a supportive mentor who gives her creative freedom. She is touring Australia ahead of her new album Florence, releasing May 15, and expresses her desire to meet the Wiggles during her visit.
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5 min - NRL season kicks off in Las VegasThe 2026 NRL season opens in Las Vegas this weekend with two matches at Allegiant Stadium. The Bulldogs face the Dragons, followed by the Knights versus the Cowboys, as Australian fans travel to Sin City for the historic round one games. Former NRL player Josh Mansour reports on the atmosphere and challenges of engaging American audiences with rugby league.
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3 min - Central Australia braces for four years of rainSevere storms and a slow-moving low pressure system are bringing widespread flooding across Central Australia, with some areas expected to receive four years' worth of rain in just days. Flash flooding warnings are active across the Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Queensland and northwestern New South Wales, while Victoria recovers from overnight storms. Adelaide faces damaging wind gusts up to 100km/h, and Queensland's coast is bracing for rain later in the week with potential tropical cyclone development.
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3 min - ISIS brides return sparks legal debate
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5 min - Prime Minister evacuated from the Lodge after bomb threatThe Prime Minister was evacuated from the Lodge overnight following a bomb threat that triggered a major security response. Former detective and counter-terror investigator Peter Moroney discusses the significance of the threat level required to warrant such an evacuation and the current heightened security environment. The segment also covers the ongoing investigation into the murder of 85-year-old Chris Bagzarian, who was killed in a case of mistaken identity during a botched kidnapping attempt.
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4 min - Debate intensifies over Australians stranded in SyriaA Sydney doctor advocates for the return of 34 Australian women and children from Syria, claiming the 11 women no longer have links to Islamic State. The Coalition pushes to block their return, with debate centring on security concerns, constitutional law limitations, and the circumstances under which these families originally left Australia for the conflict zone. Separately, the Prime Minister has reportedly demanded ministers find billions in budget savings to avoid fuelling inflation.
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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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