Sunrise

Concerns are growing for Melbourne's health system this morning as ambulance ramping continues to plague the city.

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If you've ever looked in the mirror and felt self-conscious about dark circles under your eyes you can at least take comfort in the fact you're not alone. Skin experts have revealed it's one of the most common complaints from clients. And for many, it can cripple their confidence. So is there anything you can do to reverse tired-looking eyes?  

For more, Sunrise skin specialist Isabella Loneragan joins. 

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Australians are being warned about the dangers of buying replica versions of the weight loss drug Ozempic online. It comes as part of a wider investigation into the alleged manufacturing of copycat weight loss medications. 

For more, General Practitioner Dr Sam Hay joins. 

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Residents in the Blue Mountains have been left scratching their heads after a curious kangaroo ended up in a tricky spot on top of the Bilpin Fruit Bowl Shop! The cheeky visitor made his way across the netting and managed to get down safely. But the mystery remains as to how he got up there in the first place.

For more, Bilpin Fruit Bowl shop owner Marg joins.

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Our next guest has broken the world record for the longest river paddle inside a giant pumpkin! 50-year-old Bradley Haw paddled for 67 kilometres down the Murray River in a 300-kilogram pumpkin he grew. After a gruelling 3 days on the water Bradley beat the old record set in the U.S. by 4 kilometres.

For more, Bradley and his wife Karen join.

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Do piles of dirty dishes at work left by lazy co-workers drive you up the wall? Well, you're not alone. A Bond University study has revealed that office kitchen cleanliness may not be next to godliness but can be an indicator of overall office culture. Doctor Libby Sander says a lack of kitchen consequences can lead to dirty behaviours becoming entrenched in the workplace. 

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To the cash emergency hitting our country with our top banks preparing for a potential cash crash. It comes as Australia's key money supplier, Armaguard, fights to stay afloat. Spearheaded by the Australian Banking Association the banks are now pulling together a contingency plan to make sure enough cold hard cash remains in circulation and is available to those who need it. Emergency talks are being held this week.

For more, the CEO of the Australian Banking Association Anna Bligh joins.

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We are hearing from the Aussie couple among the 8 passengers stranded in Africa after a Norwegian cruise ship left them behind. Doug and Violeta Sanders were on a private tour when they missed the last tender back to the vessel and failed to make the boarding time. The group also includes a pregnant woman a person suffering from a heart condition a paraplegic and an elderly woman who recently visited a hospital. So what are your rights if something like this ever happens to you?

For more, James Diamond from TWC Lawyers joins. 

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If you're struggling to pay your gym membership during the cost of living crunch this could be a huge help. Australia's peak body for the exercise and health sector is asking the government to make gym fees tax deductible as it reckons it would help more people stay well and reduce the burden on hospitals. 

For more, CEO of AusActive Barry Elvish joins.

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More rain is heading towards eastern Australia with the cold front that dumped up to 90 millimetres of rain across Victoria moving north. 

For more, Senior Meteorologist Dean Narramore at the Bureau joins. 

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