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Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield says Prince Harry “looks ruthless” after handing out a trophy at the NFL Honours Awards despite his short meeting with King Charles following his father’s diagnosis. Harry spent 30 to 40 minutes with his father, King Charles, following the monarch’s cancer diagnosis last week, then immediately flew back to the United

A Jewish Australian doctor has been targeted for his advocacy for the Jewish community with 10 complaints going against him citing it as “unprofessional behaviour”. The complaints have all been submitted since the October 7 attacks led by Hamas on Israel. David Adler, who is both the president of the Australian Jewish Association and a

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says Treasurer Jim Chalmers will unlikely be “tinkering” with negative gearing due to fear of being unpopular with voters. “I interviewed Jim Chalmers, Sunday Agenda – saying I’m not going there,” Mr Clennell told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “It’s just so unpopular tinkering with negative gearing at all

Australian Jewish Association President Dr David Adler says the attacks he has received towards his professional career is “symptomatic” of a broader problem relating to the harassment of Jews in Australia. Since the October 7 terrorist attack by Hamas, at least 10 complaints have been lodged to the Health Care Complaints Authority about Dr Adler.

Northern Territory Deputy Chief Minister Chansey Paech has rejected calls for his resignation after it was revealed he held shares in a company that distributes alcohol in Alice Springs. Mr Paech, who is also the Attorney-General, was a driving force behind the Northern Territory Government’s decision not to extend alcohol restrictions in Aboriginal town camps

Sky News host Chris Kenny reacts to the media’s “Trump derangement syndrome” following the former president’s criticism of NATO. Donald Trump told a United States ally he would encourage Russia “to do whatever they want” if NATO nations did not spend enough on defence. The former president was holding a political rally in South Carolina

Lisa Wilkinson has claimed she was removed by Network Ten as the host of The Project because of the “brand damage” she’d suffered as a result of her infamous Logies speech thanking Brittany Higgins. The claim was made in an affidavit filed in the Federal Court as part of defamation proceedings launched against Ms Wilkinson

US President Joe Biden’s upcoming physical examination will not include a cognitive test, the White House has confirmed, despite concerns about his mental acuity dominating headlines. On Friday, President Biden held a chaotic press conference where he tried to counter a special prosecutor’s damning descriptions of his mental capacity. Despite concerns highlighted by the ensuing

Sky News Australia host Rita Panahi has assessed some of Joe Biden’s latest and most glaring gaffes after the US President has recently come under intense scrutiny amid growing concerns regarding his memory and mental acuity. Joe Biden recently presented an unexpected address to the nation in which he rejected concerns about his mental sharpness.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered the annual ‘Closing the Gap’ statement. Mr Albanese said Australia has “overcome much” but gaps still exist including the “life expectancy gap that gaps us like a chasm.” “That is inexcusable… we all agree that the status quo is unacceptable,” Mr Albanese said. “We are listening to and working

Sky News host James Morrow says the Democrats need to do something about Joe Biden running for a second term as “nobody wants him”. “What we’re seeing here though is the Democrats doubling down completely and saying oh no … there’s nothing wrong and of course this is ridiculous,” Mr Morrow told Sky News host

Sky News can reveal Defence rejected a United States-led request to send troops or a naval ship to the Red Sea when Peter Dutton was Defence minister in 2022. “I encourage you to participate in and support CTF 153, whether that be in the form of provision of CTF staff, force elements at sea or

US President Joe Biden has been roasted online after looking like a “lost puppy” on stage next to the King of Jordan. The meeting between Joe Biden and King Abdullah II on Monday is their first since the deaths of the three US troops in Jordan. Their meeting comes as the Biden administration continues its

Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham has urged Israel to be “very mindful of the huge humanitarian toll” that is occurring in Gaza and to “act with regard for international humanitarian law”. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged caution on Israel’s planned military offensive on Rafah. “It is important that Israel act with regard for international

Joe Biden has welcomed the King of Jordan to Washington. The two leaders are holding talks to further a ceasefire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas. King Abdullah is expected to push the president to do more to stop Israel’s planned offensive in Rafah. While the US has not changed its policy on

US President Joe Biden has joined TikTok despite the app being banned on most US government devices. This comes amid security concerns surrounding the app’s use. The President signed legislation back in 2022 prohibiting the use of the app which is owned by Chinese company ByteDance. The ‘Biden HQ’ account made its debut during the

Keep an eye on the conditions if you are in areas of the southeast on Tuesday and Wednesday as a storm threat looks likely, along with an elevated fire risk.  The main weather maker here is a cold front that is pushing in from the Bight towards areas of South Australia, Victoria, NSW and Tasmania.

The Matildas will travel to the United States in April to meet Mexico for the first time since 2011. Should the Matildas qualify for this year’s Olympics by beating Uzbekistan over two legs this month, the match against the Mexicans will serve as part of Australia’s preparations for the Paris Games, which start in July.

New data has revealed the extent of one state’s homelessness crisis as housing affordability continues to “plummet” across the nation. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has revealed the number of people in NSW receiving assistance at specialist homelessness services. Out of the state’s 128 local government areas, as many as 58 recorded a

Sky News host Liz Storer says it is “not that hard” to teach a child to read and write. New data shows that a third of students in Australian schools are struggling to read. Ms Storer said children are smart and “pick it up quickly”. “These state schools are making stupid people. “That should make

Sky News host Caleb Bond says ham and cheese sandwiches have been “banned” because they are “apparently they’re unhealthy”. Western Australia will ban ham and cheese sandwiches from school canteens, with the lunch meal classed as ‘red’ under new dietary rules for students statewide to promote healthier eating. The state uses a traffic light system

Sky News host James Morrow says Australia is the only country in the world that “can’t have a celebration about anything”. Every year in Australia, protests take place across the country to oppose Australia Day celebrations. Mr Morrow told Sky News host Paul Murray that children are being taught that Australia is a “horrible country

Sky News host Sharri Markson has called for community leaders to stand up against a “new wave” of anti-Semitism coming from the left. It follows anti-Israeli activists doxxing almost 600 people within a WhatsApp group chat. Victoria Police have already confirmed it was investigating potential criminal breaches relating to the WhatsApp group chat. “This is

The Australian left is happy to “loudly and proudly” celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year, not Australia Day, according to Sky News host Rita Panahi. “Now let’s talk about the hypocrisy of the Australian left from the activists and politicians to football clubs and even the big corporates,” she said. “They’re all happy to come

Shadow Indigenous Affairs Minister Jacinta Price says the people of Dunkley haven’t had the “wool pulled over their eyes” with the Prime Minister’s broken tax cut promise and the Voice to Parliament’s failure. Ms Price joined Sky News host Peta Credlin to discuss the latest news on the upcoming Dunkley by-election. “A lot of that

Sky News host Peta Credlin warns Labor is “chronically incapable” of protecting Australians after Immigration Minister Andrew Giles failed to confirm whether the paedophiles and murderers released from detention have ankle bracelets. Documents tabled to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee on Monday provided a breakdown of the serious crimes committed by immigration detainees

Sky News host Chris Kenny criticised Max Chandler-Mather after the Greens MP doubled down on his push for changes to negative gearing. Mr Chandler-Mather took aim at the Prime Minister last week as he argued the money could be going into building public housing instead of going to property investors. “Getting rid of negative gearing

Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds is reportedly not seeking another term in the Senate. It is believed Senator Reynolds advised the WA Liberal Party she will not nominate as a candidate for the next election. The news comes via reports from The West Australian. Her term will expire at the end of June 2025.

For the second time in history, a Super Bowl has been won in overtime with the Kansas City Chiefs upsetting the San Francisco 49ers, the marginal favourites to win. As the Super Bowl LVIII entered the final seconds of overtime, spectators inside the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, as well as more than a hundred

Treasurer Jim Chalmers could “sell ice to eskimos”, according to former Labor minister Graham Richardson. Mr Richardson’s remarks come amid the Labor government’s recent stage three tax cut changes. “He is one of those guys who could sell ice to eskimos,” Mr Richardson told Sky News Australia. “This guy’s very, very good. “And also, I

Regional Development Minister Kristy McBain says the Albanese government is “getting on” and delivering what they said they were “going to do”. Ms McBain says the government’s tax changes have been “really clear”. “The amended stage three, the increased PRRT tax, taxing multi-nationals,” she told Sky News Australia. “We have not been talking about negative

Prince William has reportedly hired a former British diplomat to help with his royal workload as he returns to royal duties after King Charles’ cancer diagnosis. It’s believed the Prince of Wales has appointed ex-diplomat Ian Patrick as his private secretary. Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russel Myers joined Sky News host Caroline Di Russo to

Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather says Australians are in the “worst housing crisis” faced in “generations”. Mr Chandler-Mather says Australia is experiencing “skyrocketing housing prices and rents”. He raised concerns for the Albanese government’s housing scheme saying they are offering a policy that will “make the situation worse”. “0.2 per cent of renters will be able

Sky News host Paul Murray outlines the “great difference” between Barnaby Joyce and Lidia Thorpe’s incidents after she blasted the Prime Minister’s “sexist response” to her. Footage emerged of former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce sprawled on a footpath swearing after drinks in Canberra on Wednesday night. “Lidia Thorpe comes out and says it’s a

A livestock ship off Western Australia’s coastline will arrive back in Fremantle on Monday. The vessel is carrying thousands of cattle. It was turned around from its trip to the Middle East over growing tensions in the Red Sea. Healthy animals were unloaded last week after being stuck on board since January 5. Western Australia

Donald Trump has pleaded Taylor Swift to not endorse Joe Biden and admitted he is a fan of her boyfriend Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce “even though he may be a liberal”. The former US president’s plea comes hours before the singer is expected to make an appearance at the Super Bowl. Trump claimed

Coles is asking some of their suppliers to reduce their prices. Suppliers are being asked to reduce their prices by as much as 14 per cent to reflect cooling inflation. The supermarket giant is pointing to lower freight and shipping costs to justify the request. It’s expected some suppliers will push back. They are likely

Princess Kate being able to leave Windsor for Sandringham is a “good sign” of health recovery development, News.com.au Entertainment Reporter Bronte Coy says. “We have some good news, Kate seems to be progressing really well,” Ms Coy told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo. “We already knew that her surgery was considered successful. “She was

Prince Harry has claimed a “significant victory” in his recent court battle against MGN settling the phone hacking scandal, News.com.au Entertainment Reporter Bronte Coy says. “This was Harry settling the remainder of his claim against MGN,” Ms Coy told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo. “Last year it made a lot of headlines. “Prince Harry

Prince Harry’s short visit with King Charles during surgery and cancer diagnosis has raised more questions than “meaningful answers”, Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says. “High drama with the Windsors, honestly it never ends,” Ms Di Russo said. “On Monday the King had been diagnosed with cancer – discovered during his routine surgery for

On tonight’s episode of Paul Murray Live, Sky News host Paul Murray discusses aged care, Dunkley, the media’s women problem, negative gearing, US politics and more. Sky News host Paul Murray says “they hoped everyone else wasn’t looking” as the federal government is looking to make major changes to aged care in Australia. “A potential

Labor’s plans for aged care changes indicating Australia’s homes may be taken into account on your eligibility could “move votes”, Sky News host Paul Murray says. “The family home, over half a million, one million, one and a half, two, two and a half million dollars,” Mr Murray said. “Could end up becoming a major

Australian Monarchist League Chairman Eric Abetz says Australia has a “wonderful constitutional monarchy” which they don’t want to change to a republic. Mr Abetz joined Sky News host Danica De Giorgio to discuss the latest developments of the debate on whether Australia should become a republic. “Australians all those years ago voted for our constitution,

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio NDIS is likely to reach around $100 billion in costs within a decade and will soon “outstrip” defence spending. “To the national disability insurance scheme and claims it is out of control,” Ms De Giorgio said. “Some people on the NDIS are receiving as much as $2 million worth

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton confirms he will repeal the Right to Disconnect law if elected as the “battle” over Labor’s IR legislation is heating up, Sky News host Caleb Bond says. “Let’s get stuck in because the battle over Labor’s new IR laws is heating up,” Mr Bond said. “With Peter Dutton confirming the Coalition

Israel’s Defence Force is claiming to have uncovered a network of tunnels partly running under Gaza’s UNRWA building. Israel says the discovery is evidence of Hamas’ exploitation of the UN Agency. Australia – and 12 other countries, pulled funding for UNRWA after Israel came out with allegations that some of its staff were involved in

Taylor Swift’s plane is believed to have landed in Los Angeles. The singer rushed home to the US after wrapping up the Japan leg of her ‘Eras’ tour. She is expected to attend the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. Her boyfriend, Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs is set to take on the San

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Melbourne’s CBD on Sunday for a one-day street party celebrating the city’s LGBTQIA+ communities. Dressed in the rainbow LGBTQIA+ flag, revellers flocked to Gertrude St in Fitzroy and Smith St in Collingwood for Victoria’s annual Pride Street Party. The event, which is supported by the state

The world’s biggest public company, Microsoft has come to Australia with its global roadshow about artificial intelligence. The tech giant brought key executives to promote the power of artificial intelligence for business, government, and software developers. Big AI adopters already include banks, utilities, and insurance companies – who use it to sift through mountains of

Sports are being taken to another level through cutting-edge technology and slick television coverage. One of these sports includes sailing, where once amateur sailors are now highly paid professionals. The teams in the international sailing competition, Sail GP, are now competing for big commercial deals from global companies and tech giants. Sail GP Strategist for