Sunrise is joined by Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli and 7NEWS reporter Nick McCallum to discuss U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariff threat and the ‘First Table’ app, which rewards customers who dine early or late.

 

Sunrise is joined by Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli and 7NEWS reporter Nick McCallum to discuss U.S. President Donald Trump&rsquo;s new tariff threat and the &lsquo;First Table&rsquo; app, which rewards customers who dine early or late.
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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.

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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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.

App 'First Table' rewards customers who dine early or late

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Nearly one in three Australian credit cardholders have never reviewed their card's interest rate, fees or features, resulting in an estimated $1.6 billion in extra charges annually. Australians collectively owe $19.6 billion in credit card debt attracting interest charges, costing $3.4 billion per year at an average rate of 18.5%. Switching to cards with rates under 10% and zero annual fees could save individual cardholders with $5,000 debt almost $500 annually, with 11 providers currently offering cards with no fees.

Australians paying billions in avoidable credit card fees

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Petrol prices in Australia could increase by 6-10% due to Middle East tensions affecting the Strait of Hormuz, with potential rises of approximately 30 cents per litre if oil increases by $30 per barrel. The price surge may impact inflation, as petroleum products comprise 12% of Australia's CPI basket, with indirect exposure affecting items like synthetic materials and airline tickets. The government's fuel excise of 51 cents per litre could be reduced as a policy response if elevated oil prices persist.

Petrol prices could surge amid Middle East tensions

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Iranian missile strikes have hit Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports, forcing major airlines including Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Malaysian Airlines to suspend flights and reroute around the region. The airspace closures could last from one to two weeks depending on whether Iran's military regime changes or continues launching missiles at Gulf airports. Airlines are using alternate routes through Afghanistan-Georgia or via Saudi Arabia-Egypt, adding approximately 15 minutes to flight times, while thousands of travellers remain stranded without travel insurance coverage for war-related disruptions.

Iranian missile strikes close Gulf airports

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App 'First Table' rewards customers who dine early or late

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