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One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby has praised Sky News host Peta Credlin for shedding light on how many pieces of legislation the Albanese government has “guillotined” through while preventing the Opposition from asking “appropriate questions”. “These people are guillotining, so in other words, just put a complete stop to the Senate being able

Sky News host Sharri Markson has called out former Fox News host Tucker Carlson for tapping into the “deep-seated isolationist sentiment” in the American public through his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The isolationist movement is brewing in the United States, particularly in the Republican Party, as people claim the country shouldn’t be involved

Shadow Attorney General Michaelia Cash has fired up over Labor’s new ‘right to disconnect’ from work provisions included in its IR reforms. The government’s Closing Loopholes No 2 Bill passed the Senate late on Thursday. However, Labor has been left scrambling after the Greens snuck through criminal penalties for bosses who fail to comply with

Piers Morgan has questioned why Prince Harry only spent a reported “30 minutes” in London with his father King Charles after “taking a whole day” to get there. Prince Harry promptly flew from Los Angeles to Heathrow within 24 hours of Buckingham Palace announcing his father’s cancer diagnosis on Monday. Harry arrived without his wife

Defence Minister Richard Marles says there is a “lot of mess to clean up” from the former Coalition government in regard to defence. Mr Marles said there are issues around “culture in defence” which are a result of the “ten-year tenure” of the Coalition government. “When you have six really seven different defence ministers over

Israeli journalist Emily Schrader believes Hamas “cannot remain in power” in the Gaza Strip because they will “do the same thing again”. Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Hamas’ proposed ceasefire terms as ‘total victory’ in Gaza is possible within months. Hamas proposed a three-stage plan – freedom of movement in Gaza, increased humanitarian

Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan says the government “haven’t got the balance right” with their Industrial Relations reforms. “They’ve said to union bosses tell us what you want and that’s what they’ve sought to deliver,” he told Sky News Australia. “They’ve literally locked out the business community.” Mr Tehan says the biggest issue with their

Air New Zealand today offered a set of “love island” holidays with fares from Australian capital cities and the Gold Coast from $252 one way. Kathryn O’Brien, the Australian general manager of Air New Zealand said the flights were for lovebirds who wanted to rekindle romance in their lives. The holiday adventures were designed for

According to reports two officers and an 11-year-old girl were hurt at a East Lansdowne residence in Pennsylvania as authorities responded to an active shooter situation. Both officers were shot in the legs, and taken to local hospitals. Footage from the scene shows a large police presence and emergency personnel. Officials have not yet revealed

It was 45 minutes. Or maybe, depending on what newspaper you read, only 30 minutes. Either way, it’s a fact that Prince Harry spent a whole day traveling 6,000 miles from California to see his cancer-stricken father and got less face time with him than I had with my barber over the weekend. And he’s

Shadow Home Affairs Minister James Paterson has accused the Albanese government of “truncating the parliamentary process” by ramming through their industrial relations bill, which they are “preventing scrutiny” of. The Albanese government’s planned changes to industrial relations are set to pass after they secured the necessary support from independent Senator David Pocock after he convinced

A major bank is warning Australians to remain vigilant against scammers this Valentine’s Day after an estimated $33m was lost to romance scams last year. The day designated for lovers – February 14 this year – has been known to attract sophisticated scammers who target vulnerable people and attempt to extract money under the false

More than 1000 workers will walk off the job for 24 hours on Thursday over a pay dispute with two of the east coast’s largest power companies. The Electrical Trades Union is locked in a rolling pay battle with electricity transmission and distribution giants Transgrid and Endeavour Energy and union leadership has warned the industrial

Sky News contributor Megyn Kelly says United States media are ‘sceptical’ of Tucker Carlson’s scheduled interview with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin as the former Fox News host is expected to present with “softball” questions. “Part of the reason they are sceptical of Tucker is he has not been hard on Russia in his coverage of

Former Speaker of the House Bronwyn Bishop says the Labor government’s industrial relations legislation is “so complicated” that an informed person could not tell you what it means. The Albanese government will seek to gain crossbench support in the Senate this week for introducing legislation aimed at stopping employers from contacting their staff out of

IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild says there are “so-called experts” making “highly erroneous” predictions about climate events. Mr Wild sat down with Sky News host Andrew Bolt to discuss climate change and its effects. He said the claims on future climate events are “often based on ideology rather than science”. “Which is reported in

Labor MP Andrew Charlton says the controversial topic surrounding the Right to Disconnect is about “finding the right balance” between emerging technologies and working. “Most people, I think, would agree that many of these new technologies … have enabled us to have lots of great flexibility,” Mr Charlton told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “We

The Prime Minister seems determined to push on with “Indigenous separatism” and a treaty process regardless of the result of the Voice referendum, according to Sky News host Peta Credlin. The Prime Minister appeared on ABC’s 7.30 Report program last night, saying the No vote was against a “particular model” and they are looking for

Royal historian and author Tessa Dunlop says Prince Harry is “itching” to reconcile with his father following King Charles’ cancer diagnosis. “I think that Harry’s been itching to build bridges with his father really from the birthday call at the back end of last year,” Ms Dunlop told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan. “I

Australian medical regulators have been accused of putting thousands of lives at risk by leaving open gaping loopholes in the law, exposed as part of a special Sky News investigation. More Australians now die from drug overdoses every year than on roads. Drug policy organisation Pennington Institute’s latest data has revealed middle-aged men and women

Defence Minister Richard Marles says an “additional three” Black Hawk helicopters are set to arrive in Australia during 2024. Mr Marles says it has been a “challenge” since the permanent grounding of the Taipan helicopters back in September. “We previously said that we would be speaking with the US government about seeing where they could

TalkTV contributor and lawyer Paula Rhone-Adrien has clashed with Sky News host Piers Morgan for “playing with people’s lives” in his “crude wager” with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Piers Morgan bet Rishi Sunak £1,000 to a refugee charity that his Rwanda plan wouldn’t get anyone on a plane before the next UK election. “I’m

Two illegal migrants have been arrested in connection with a larger crime ring that steals the phones of unsuspecting New Yorkers. The two men, Cleyber Andrade, 19, and Juan Uzcatgui, 23, were arrested during a raid by the NYPD. Andrade and Uzcatgui were charged with stealing a moped, resisting arrest, and stealing property. Both men

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is “ruining the potential” of future housing in Western Sydney, says Fairfield City Mayor Frank Carbone. “I can’t support a broad-brush approach which is basically going to change the fabric of what we see now as a family home,” Mr Carbone told Sky News Australia. “What he’s proposing is

US markets are in the “doldrums”, according to CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski. “They’ve had a week of volatility,” Mr Piotrowski told Sky News Australia. “With stronger economic news suggesting the prospect of any rate cuts are going to get pushed out as far the time horizon is concerned. “The S&P500 is just in negative territory, the

Aussie tennis ace Ajla Tomljanovic has been sidelined again confirming she had noncancerous tumours removed providing another obstacle on her return from injury. Tomljanovic, who reached the quarter-finals of both Wimbledon and the US Open in 2022 before her 2023 season was destroyed by injury, announced the news on social media with a photo from

Within 24 hours of his father’s diagnosis being made public, Prince Harry was at his father’s side today. He flew in from California alone and went straight to Clarence House, but the father and son didn’t have long together before the King and Queen went back to Sandringham. Prince Harry looked strained as he was

A “business as usual” approach to Indigenous affairs is overwhelmingly failing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, a damning new report has found. The final report of the Productivity Commission’s first three-yearly review of government action on the Closing the Gap Agreement found governments had “failed to fully grasp” the nature and scale of change

Sky News host Caleb Bond says so many councillors are “glorified busybodies”. Mr Bond said they’re the people who “peer over the neighbour’s fence to complain”. “These are the people who then feel motivated to run for council. “So you end up with all these weirdos and misfits sitting in one room. “And it becomes

Sky News host Caleb Bond says the Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock’s presser was “full of nothing”. The Reserve Bank of Australia made the decision to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent on Tuesday. Mr Bond said he watched it and “did not learn a single thing” about why any decision

Former Labor senator Stephen Conroy says the Reserve Bank has got its modelling “badly wrong” for the last couple of years. The Reserve Bank of Australia made the decision to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent. “This is an emperor who has no clothes – it doesn’t matter whether it’s Philip

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer says the United States’ “strained resources” are the reason border crossings have skyrocketed. Mr Spicer joined Sky News Australia host Andrew Bolt to discuss the latest on the border crisis in America. “We let people know that if they get in, that they can stay,” he said. “The

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says farmers are “up in arms” about renewable energy projects in the bush. Many people from regional Australia attended a Reckless Renewables rally on Tuesday in Canberra to protest solar and windfarms which have been proposed to be built near their homes. Mr Canavan told Sky News host Andrew Bolt that

Sky News host Caleb Bond says a survey has been conducted which shows that “people hate their councils”. Mr Bond said people want their councils to “get back to basics”. “People are paying their rates and they simply want their councils to do the things that they pay them to do. “The money that they

Sky News host Chris Kenny has praised a performance of ‘Fast Car’ by Luke Combs and Tracy Champman at the Grammy Awards. Combs was nominated for Best Country Solo Performance for his ‘Fast Car’ cover released last year. Chapman sang the original version of the song released in 1988. “His joy at getting to play

Sky News host Rita Panahi has condemned the individuals who “abused” Victoria Police officers during a recent protest. “Vic Police Command has done everything in its power to wokify the police force but the far left still hate them,” Ms Panahi said. “They’re just anti-police, they’re far left, they’re Marxist. “Victoria Police needs to understand

Sky News host Chris Kenny warns the Coalition is forgetting economics and just “attacking” Labor over the broken stage three tax cuts promise. The Coalition announced on Tuesday it would back the federal government’s amendments to the stage three tax cuts following a party room meeting. However, the Opposition will also seek to make some

Sky News host Rita Panahi has applauded Australian comic Jack Tossol for poking fun at “woke journalism” in a TikTok. “I woke up, checked my privilege and then had breakfast where I found my journalism degree,” Mr Tossol said in the TikTok video. “Then I wrote articles why the suburb Manly’s name is problematic and

Two of Australia’s most prominent retailers performed extremely well on Tuesday’s stock market. Shares in the department store Myer went up 14.2 per cent, even though the company’s first-half sales were down three per cent to $1.83 billion. The share price of furniture retailer Nick Scali also skyrocketed by 16.57 per cent. Despite the retailer’s

Historian and author Sir Anthony Seldon says the King’s cancer diagnosis shows the “monarchy really matters” in modern Britain because it “helps hold the United Kingdom together” by providing a sense of continuity and meaning. Buckingham Palace has announced King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. ‘His Majesty has today commenced a

World Vision Australia CEO Daniel Wordsworth says it is “incredibly difficult” to deliver aid to Gaza. He says aid is reaching people but “nowhere near to the degree that it needs to”. “It’s just a miserable situation there,” he told Sky News Australia. “It’s really tough on families. “It’s really tough on kids.”

Greens Senator David Shoebridge says the Coalition is “flip-flopping” all over the place following the announcement they will be backing the Albanese government’s changes to the stage three tax cuts. Mr Shoebridge says it is “hardly surprising” they are going to back it in. “It still delivers the great bulk of those stage three tax

Donald Trump holds a strong lead over Joe Biden with American voters believing he is better equipped to handle the economy and the border, a new poll released by NBC News revealed. Trump is the leading Republican candidate with 73.4 per cent compared to Nikki Haley on 17.6 per cent, according to a poll by

It has been one year since a series of powerful and deadly earthquakes struck southern Turkey and northern Syria. The destruction spanned hectares. Tens of thousands of people were killed and many were displaced. The devastation has continued to this very day. Sky News Australia was joined by World Vision Australia CEO Daniel Wordsworth to

Former Manly Sea Eagles stars Moses Suli and Sione Fainu have remembered the moment they saw their teammate Keith Titmuss screaming after he collapsed during training. The 20-year-old lost consciousness during pre-season training at the team’s headquarters on Sydney’s northern beaches on November 23, 2020. A coronial inquest heard several experts had concluded he was

The search for a mother-of-three is continuing after she vanished while going for a run on Sunday morning. Victoria Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Ballarat East woman Samantha Murphy. The 51-year-old was last seen leaving her property on Eureka Street to go for a run in Canadian State Forest about

Taylor Swift has made history at this year’s Grammy Awards. The pop star became the first person in history to win the Grammy for Album of the Year four times. “I would love to tell you this is the best moment of my life,” Swift said. “But I feel this happy when I finish a

Members of ‘Save Gundary Plains’ are protesting a renewable energy project that would consume 7 kilometres of prime agricultural land as they take their fight to parliament. The rally against “Reckless Renewables” will coincide with the first sitting day of parliament on Tuesday, on the lawns in front of Parliament House. Residents are fighting back

On tonight’s episode of Paul Murray Live, Sky News host Paul Murray discusses petrol price increases, the cost-of-living crisis, media parrots Labor, and more. Sky News host Paul Murray says the cost of petrol has increased to around “$1,500 a year” and highlights the tax cuts which are supposedly going to be “amazing” for Australians.

The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says he is “astonished” at how people are surprised by China’s decision to give Australian writer Yang Hengjun a suspended death sentence. Yang Hengjun was handed a suspended death sentence but could be commuted to life imprisonment after two years if he does not commit any serious crimes in