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Matt Shirvington to host new Seven game show Stacks Of Cash in 2027

The Sunrise presenter will host a new Seven Network game show based on stacking games, premiering in 2027.

Matt Shirvington is the Sunrise co-host and a former Olympic sprinter. He is stepping into prime-time with a new game show called Stacks Of Cash on Seven next year.

The high-stakes game combines the appeal of stacking games with family-friendly play-along entertainment. Stacks Of Cash is based on a format created by Eureka Studios and Seven Network.

Shirvington will keep his breakfast role on Sunrise. It draws an average of 442,000 viewers and remains Australia's most-watched breakfast show.

Seven also announced several new shows for 2027. These include Caught in the Middle with Shane Jacobson and I'm A Celebrity with Ricki-Lee and Jim Jefferies.

442,000 viewers
Sunrise audience
2027
Show premiere
Natalie Barr
Co-host
Eureka Studios and Seven Network
Format creators

Why it mattersShirvington's move shows Seven is expanding beyond news into entertainment formats. A stacking-game show offers interactive, play-along appeal for families.

AustraliaAustralian viewers will have a new prime-time game show option on Seven starring a familiar breakfast television personality.

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