Sydney-born lawyer Lisa Segalov is sheltering with her four children in a reinforced safe room in Israel as missile attacks from Hezbollah intensify across the region. More than 100,000 Australians are currently in the Middle East conflict zone as President Trump warns of escalating action against Iran and Israel considers a ground invasion of Lebanon. Emergency regulations have closed schools and non-essential services, with residents ordered to stay near safe rooms as the conflict enters what officials predict will be weeks of sustained military action.

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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Australian mum shelters from missiles in Israel

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Iranian missile strikes have hit multiple locations across the Middle East, including a British airbase in Cyprus and the Al Minhad airbase near Dubai used by Australian defence personnel. Over 115,000 Australians remain stranded across the region as airspace closures disrupt travel, while Australia supports US-led action aimed at preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Miles confirms all Australian defence personnel are safe and accounted for, with the government working on contingency plans for potential repatriation flights.

Iranian strikes hit bases as Australians stranded

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Jackie O has reportedly sought legal advice and may not return to the Kyle and Jackie O radio show following an on-air incident where Kyle gave her a public dressing down. The situation threatens the radio network's $200 million investment in the duo's 10-year contract, with sources suggesting Jackie O wants to take a stand against workplace treatment. The show has already experienced declining ratings in Melbourne and Sydney, with Ben Fordham winning seven out of eight surveys in Sydney last year.

Jackie O seeks legal advice over Kyle feud

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Mount Isa has recorded its wettest February since records began in 1926, with more than 319 millimetres of rainfall causing flash flooding and road closures. The Queensland town is now bracing for two additional cyclones while serving as a crucial supply hub for surrounding areas like Burke, Carpentaria and Boulia, which have been cut off since Christmas. Emergency services are coordinating relief efforts and transport of supplies by plane and barge to isolated communities.

Mount Isa braces for cyclones after record rainfall

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Australian mum shelters from missiles in Israel

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