Over the years, we've cherished our morning rituals and routines. Many of us are familiar with Sunrise, the iconic Channel 7 morning show, which has been a staple in Australian households for decades.

Hosted by Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise has evolved over the years while maintaining a special place in the hearts of its viewers.

With the upcoming move, fans of the show will no longer have the opportunity to watch Sunrise from outside the Martin Place window. Source: 7News

But, as they say, change is inevitable, and we're here to inform you that Sunrise is experiencing a significant shift of its own. The show, which has been broadcast from the Martin Place window in Sydney for nearly two decades, will soon be moving to a new location!

That’s right, the Sunrise team will no longer greet us from the familiar Martin Place window every morning.

Instead, their familiar faces will now be seen from the company's new studio in Eveleigh as part of a concerted effort by Channel 7 to unite its operations under one roof.

Sunrise, Weekend Sunrise, and The Morning Show will gradually transition to the new location, following the example of their nightly news counterparts.

Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, the hosts of Sunrise, will now begin their mornings in Eveleigh instead. Source: Inside 7

The move is set to happen over the next month, with several parts of Seven's team, including 7NEWS.com.au and 7 NEWS Spotlight, already having made the switch.

According to Channel 7's Chief Executive James Warburton, the relocation to south Eveleigh marks an exciting phase for the company.

'Martin Place has served as an exceptional home for us, but as we aim to unite even more Australians across our much-loved news and public affairs content, our transition to the purpose-built, state-of-the-art studio space in south Eveleigh is a pivotal move.'

While the information on the new studio's appearance is still scarce, early descriptions depict it as a cutting-edge facility with all the modern amenities required for top-tier broadcasting.

We can't wait to see how the new studio compares to the iconic Martin Place location that has served as the backdrop for so many memorable TV moments.

This monumental change signifies a 'new beginning', according to the network's Director of News and Public Affairs, Craig McPherson.

'Since first turning the lights on at Martin Place on August 30, 2004, Seven's News and Public Affairs team has broadcast a mammoth 70,000 hours of television from the Martin Place studio.' remarked Mr McPherson.

He went on to add: 'Hundreds of careers started there, as did programs. Not all lasted, but the constant demand for the content never wavered. It was a wonderful workplace for all of us, but it had served its time.'

Key Takeaways

• Sunrise will be moving to a new studio in Eveleigh, leaving its iconic Martin Place window location after nearly two decades.
  
• Weekend Sunrise, The Morning Show, and other Seven news segments have already transitioned, uniting the entire Sydney operation under one roof.
  
• Chief Executive James Warburton stated the move to the state-of-the-art studio space is pivotal for uniting more Australians with their news and public affairs content.
  
• Network Director of News and Public Affairs Craig McPherson reflected on the 70,000 hours of television broadcast from the Martin Place studio and the careers started there while looking forward to the 'new beginning' at the Eveleigh location.

Sunrise has undoubtedly left an imprint on Australian pop culture and has become a part of our morning routines.

Their ability to deliver news, entertainment, and everyday life tips in a comforting, engaging manner has made them the go-to source for information for viewers nationwide.

While it may take a little time for us to adjust to the change, we're looking forward to seeing the new state-of-the-art facilities that Sunrise will be broadcasting from in the near future.

We wish the entire team good luck in their new home and can't wait to see what they have in store for us from the new studio.

What are your thoughts on Sunrise's upcoming move to a new studio? Are you excited to see the show broadcast from a different location, or do you prefer the familiar backdrop of the Martin Place window? Share your expectations for this change in the iconic Channel 7 morning show.

 

[Suzanne rose]

Eveleigh is between Erskinville and Redfern rail stations.

It used to be a train yard including Goods trains, hubby worked there as a shunter before he transferred to Cooks River

Alot of Sydney history on that site .

Makes sense they are all under the one roof

 

[Staffordshire Whippet]

Slippery slope: Martin Place to Eveleigh? Is it a sign of ratings-decline eating into the rent-money?

 

[Tipsy]

Over the years, we've cherished our morning rituals and routines. Many of us are familiar with Sunrise, the iconic Channel 7 morning show, which has been a staple in Australian households for decades.

Hosted by Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise has evolved over the years while maintaining a special place in the hearts of its viewers.

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With the upcoming move, fans of the show will no longer have the opportunity to watch Sunrise from outside the Martin Place window. Source: 7News

But, as they say, change is inevitable, and we're here to inform you that Sunrise is experiencing a significant shift of its own. The show, which has been broadcast from the Martin Place window in Sydney for nearly two decades, will soon be moving to a new location!

That’s right, the Sunrise team will no longer greet us from the familiar Martin Place window every morning.

Instead, their familiar faces will now be seen from the company's new studio in Eveleigh as part of a concerted effort by Channel 7 to unite its operations under one roof.

Sunrise, Weekend Sunrise, and The Morning Show will gradually transition to the new location, following the example of their nightly news counterparts.

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Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, the hosts of Sunrise, will now begin their mornings in Eveleigh instead. Source: Inside 7

The move is set to happen over the next month, with several parts of Seven's team, including 7NEWS.com.au and 7 NEWS Spotlight, already having made the switch.

According to Channel 7's Chief Executive James Warburton, the relocation to south Eveleigh marks an exciting phase for the company.

'Martin Place has served as an exceptional home for us, but as we aim to unite even more Australians across our much-loved news and public affairs content, our transition to the purpose-built, state-of-the-art studio space in south Eveleigh is a pivotal move.'

While the information on the new studio's appearance is still scarce, early descriptions depict it as a cutting-edge facility with all the modern amenities required for top-tier broadcasting.

We can't wait to see how the new studio compares to the iconic Martin Place location that has served as the backdrop for so many memorable TV moments.

This monumental change signifies a 'new beginning', according to the network's Director of News and Public Affairs, Craig McPherson.

'Since first turning the lights on at Martin Place on August 30, 2004, Seven's News and Public Affairs team has broadcast a mammoth 70,000 hours of television from the Martin Place studio.' remarked Mr McPherson.

He went on to add: 'Hundreds of careers started there, as did programs. Not all lasted, but the constant demand for the content never wavered. It was a wonderful workplace for all of us, but it had served its time.'

Key Takeaways

• Sunrise will be moving to a new studio in Eveleigh, leaving its iconic Martin Place window location after nearly two decades.
• Weekend Sunrise, The Morning Show, and other Seven news segments have already transitioned, uniting the entire Sydney operation under one roof.
• Chief Executive James Warburton stated the move to the state-of-the-art studio space is pivotal for uniting more Australians with their news and public affairs content.
• Network Director of News and Public Affairs Craig McPherson reflected on the 70,000 hours of television broadcast from the Martin Place studio and the careers started there while looking forward to the 'new beginning' at the Eveleigh location.

Sunrise has undoubtedly left an imprint on Australian pop culture and has become a part of our morning routines.

Their ability to deliver news, entertainment, and everyday life tips in a comforting, engaging manner has made them the go-to source for information for viewers nationwide.

While it may take a little time for us to adjust to the change, we're looking forward to seeing the new state-of-the-art facilities that Sunrise will be broadcasting from in the near future.

We wish the entire team good luck in their new home and can't wait to see what they have in store for us from the new studio.

What are your thoughts on Sunrise's upcoming move to a new studio? Are you excited to see the show broadcast from a different location, or do you prefer the familiar backdrop of the Martin Place window? Share your expectations for this change in the iconic Channel 7 morning show.

it matters not to me what it all looks like as I no longer watch any of these morning shows let alone any other shows... Now and then I will watch 9's news just to see what lies are being told

 

[Barbara V]

NN

Over the years, we've cherished our morning rituals and routines. Many of us are familiar with Sunrise, the iconic Channel 7 morning show, which has been a staple in Australian households for decades.

Hosted by Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise has evolved over the years while maintaining a special place in the hearts of its viewers.

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With the upcoming move, fans of the show will no longer have the opportunity to watch Sunrise from outside the Martin Place window. Source: 7News

But, as they say, change is inevitable, and we're here to inform you that Sunrise is experiencing a significant shift of its own. The show, which has been broadcast from the Martin Place window in Sydney for nearly two decades, will soon be moving to a new location!

That’s right, the Sunrise team will no longer greet us from the familiar Martin Place window every morning.

Instead, their familiar faces will now be seen from the company's new studio in Eveleigh as part of a concerted effort by Channel 7 to unite its operations under one roof.

Sunrise, Weekend Sunrise, and The Morning Show will gradually transition to the new location, following the example of their nightly news counterparts.

View attachment 23426

Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington, the hosts of Sunrise, will now begin their mornings in Eveleigh instead. Source: Inside 7

The move is set to happen over the next month, with several parts of Seven's team, including 7NEWS.com.au and 7 NEWS Spotlight, already having made the switch.

According to Channel 7's Chief Executive James Warburton, the relocation to south Eveleigh marks an exciting phase for the company.

'Martin Place has served as an exceptional home for us, but as we aim to unite even more Australians across our much-loved news and public affairs content, our transition to the purpose-built, state-of-the-art studio space in south Eveleigh is a pivotal move.'

While the information on the new studio's appearance is still scarce, early descriptions depict it as a cutting-edge facility with all the modern amenities required for top-tier broadcasting.

We can't wait to see how the new studio compares to the iconic Martin Place location that has served as the backdrop for so many memorable TV moments.

This monumental change signifies a 'new beginning', according to the network's Director of News and Public Affairs, Craig McPherson.

'Since first turning the lights on at Martin Place on August 30, 2004, Seven's News and Public Affairs team has broadcast a mammoth 70,000 hours of television from the Martin Place studio.' remarked Mr McPherson.

He went on to add: 'Hundreds of careers started there, as did programs. Not all lasted, but the constant demand for the content never wavered. It was a wonderful workplace for all of us, but it had served its time.'

Key Takeaways

• Sunrise will be moving to a new studio in Eveleigh, leaving its iconic Martin Place window location after nearly two decades.
• Weekend Sunrise, The Morning Show, and other Seven news segments have already transitioned, uniting the entire Sydney operation under one roof.
• Chief Executive James Warburton stated the move to the state-of-the-art studio space is pivotal for uniting more Australians with their news and public affairs content.
• Network Director of News and Public Affairs Craig McPherson reflected on the 70,000 hours of television broadcast from the Martin Place studio and the careers started there while looking forward to the 'new beginning' at the Eveleigh location.

Sunrise has undoubtedly left an imprint on Australian pop culture and has become a part of our morning routines.

Their ability to deliver news, entertainment, and everyday life tips in a comforting, engaging manner has made them the go-to source for information for viewers nationwide.

While it may take a little time for us to adjust to the change, we're looking forward to seeing the new state-of-the-art facilities that Sunrise will be broadcasting from in the near future.

We wish the entire team good luck in their new home and can't wait to see what they have in store for us from the new studio.

What are your thoughts on Sunrise's upcoming move to a new studio? Are you excited to see the show broadcast from a different location, or do you prefer the familiar backdrop of the Martin Place window? Share your expectations for this change in the iconic Channel 7 morning show.

No matter what they do with Sunrise I will never watch it