China accused of human rights abuses in UN report
A damning report from the United Nations has accused China of serious human rights violations in its treatment of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim groups. The report stated the Chinese government has been carrying out “arbitrary and discriminatory” detention of…
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Biden to give speech in ‘unusual moment for American politics’
US President Joe Biden will today deliver a speech outside Independence Hall in Philadelphia, which will address the ‘battle for the soul of the nation’. Sky News Washington Correspondent Annelise Nielsen says it is unusual for the President to be…
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Hollywood stars ‘caught out’ with climate ‘hypocrisy’
Those who are most successful in Hollywood struggle to recognise the “repulsive hypocrisy” of their own actions, Sky News host Rowan Dean says. Mr Dean discussed the hypocrisy of Hollywood stars who make numerous trips on private jets such as…
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‘Raging narcissist’: Meghan Markle doesn’t say ‘anything that’s not calculated’
Meghan Markle’s truth and the truth never seem to line up, broadcaster Esther Krakue says. “Everyone knows that Meghan Markle doesn’t say anything that’s not calculated,” she said. “She knows that’s going to make headlines … but that’s what she…
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‘Bizarre diplomacy’ from Solomon Islands
It is “bizarre diplomacy” from the Solomons Islands as the nation bans visits by foreign navy vessels, The West Australian’s Ben O’Shea says. Mr O’Shea said it would be “suspicious” if a huge Chinese aircraft carrier comes steaming into Honiara.…
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NSW splurges millions on trade offices
Sky News host Jenna Clarke says the NSW government almost spent $13 million dollars on six overseas trade offices. Ms Clarke said the offices which make up the Perrottet government’s Global NSW strategy cover the Americas, South-East Asia, China, India,…
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Redacted affidavit from Trump raid revealed
A heavily redacted affidavit outlining the reasons behind the raid of former US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate has been made public. The 38-page statement details the government’s efforts to recover classified records taken by Donald Trump while he was…
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Facebook censoring ‘completely against the constitution’
The Australian’s Adam Creighton says it is “completely against the constitution” for companies like Facebook to be censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story. Mr Creighton said there are more legal cases “popping up” in the US concerning Washington asking companies…
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Dr Fauci ‘has long history of being wrong’
Sky News host James Morrow says Dr Anthony Fauci “has a long history of being wrong”. America’s most prominent infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci has announced he will step down from his post as director of the National Institute…
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New Yorkers questioned on ‘racist’ borders
Filmmaker Ami Horowitz has questioned people of New York on whether they believed borders were “racist”. “There’s a difference between liberals and leftists,” he told Sky News Australia. Mr Horowitz said the left “absolutely believed” the idea of no borders.
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Joe Biden ‘wokest’ and ‘weakest’ US President
Sky News host Gary Hardgrave says Joe Biden is the “wokest” and “weakest” President of the United States as he spends “billions” to pay off student loans. Mr Hardgrave said Mr Biden is “running out of other people’s money”. “He’s…
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FBI ‘slow walked’ investigation into Hunter Biden’s laptop
Filmmaker Ami Horowitz says the FBI “slow walked” the investigation into Hunter Biden’s laptop for a year before the 2020 United States election. “The problem that we have – among the many problems in our country – is the weaponisation…
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Hillary and Chelsea Clinton tease ‘latest media adventure’
Sky News host James Morrow says the “latest Clinton media adventure” leaves something to be desired. “If they showed that documentary to terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, the United Nations would come down them for human rights violations,” he said. “What…
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Democrats ‘cynical ploy’ in student loan plan
The Australian’s Adam Creighton says the Democrats have a “cynical ploy” in the student loan forgiveness plan. Mr Creighton said it is completely unfair. “Even the economists from the left side politics .. they’ve come out very, very strongly this…
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Joe Biden may have ‘sealed the fate’ of the Democrats this November
Sky News host James Morrow says US President Joe Biden may have “sealed the fate” of the Democrats for this November’s midterm elections. “How? Well, he just signed off on a $300 billion – at least – transfer of wealth…
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‘Very worrying’ new evidence from Zuckerberg
The Australian’s Adam Creighton says Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has given a “very worrying” new piece of evidence concerning the Hunter Biden laptop story. Mr Creighton said there are more legal cases concerning Washington asking companies like Google and Facebook…
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Republican nomination for 2024 a ‘two horse race’
Sky News host Rita Panahi says Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ new campaign advertisement sees him “cast himself as a bit of a maverick”. “He’s certainly one to keep an eye on, it looks like it’s a two horse race between…
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Ron DeSantis’ ‘Top Gun’ style ad the ‘greatest campaign ad of the season’
Sky News host James Morrow says Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ “Top Gun” inspired election advertisement is the “greatest campaign ad of the season”.
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Facebook’s suppression of Hunter Biden laptop story ‘election interference’
Sky News host Rita Panahi says Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitting Facebook censored media stories cannot be seen as “anything other than election interference”. Ms Panahi said Mr Zuckerberg made the admission on Joe Rogan’s podcast earlier in the week.…
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‘Constantly told’ renewables are the cheapest power
Queensland Senator Matt Canavan says we are “constantly told” renewable energy is the “cheapest form of power” as he criticised the limits of renewables. Mr Canavan said high energy prices have been seen in the United Kingdom. “Why can’t one…
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