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‘Legacy media is dead’: Left-wing media targets Nick Shirley for exposing fraud in Minnesota
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- ‘Legacy media is dead’: Left-wing media targets Nick Shirley for exposing fraud in Minnesota
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- 4 minutes ago
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- The Caitlin Sinclair Show host Caitlin Sinclair ridicules left-wing media outlets for attacking documentary maker Nick Shirley after he exposed fraud in Minnesota.
“New year, same games by the mainstream media,” Ms Sinclair told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
“Legacy media is dead, and guess what, they killed themselves.
“He [Nick Shirley] exposed what little trust was left of the mainstream media, where the priorities actually lay, and how incompetent and corrupt these outlets are.”
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- ‘End of NATO as we know it’: Trump’s Greenland push sparks international fears
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- 7 minutes ago
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- Monash University Associate Professor Ben Wellings discusses the growing tensions between United States President Donald Trump and Greenland.
“It’s probably the biggest crisis in NATO’s history, the idea that one NATO country could actually act aggressively towards another,” Mr Wellings told Sky News Australia.
“This is pretty uncharted territory for us again.
“If anything happens in Greenland, it probably is the end of NATO as we know it.”
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- New South Wales Police maintain partial protest ban
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- 9 minutes ago
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- New South Wales Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has decided to extend the public assembly restrictions declaration.
“It is really important, and I reinforce, this is a time for calm, it is a time for peace, it is a time for the community to come together,” Mr Lanyon said.
“Today's decision to extend that declaration is about ensuring community safety.”
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- ‘Massive changes’: America focuses on health by flipping the food pyramid
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- 28 minutes ago
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- The Caitlin Sinclair Show host Caitlin Sinclair praises the HSS after the announcement of changes to the food pyramid.
“Before this change, they were actually recommending that we eat about six to 11 servings of carbs and grains a day,” Ms Sinclair told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
“Anyone with one brain cell could have told you that that was pretty corrupt.
“This is putting real foods, real wholefoods at the centre of your dinner plate.
“Massive changes are going to start from the inside out.”
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- Only one in 20 Democrats believe a man cannot become a woman
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- 36 minutes ago
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- The Caitlin Sinclair Show host Caitlin Sinclair criticises the Democrats after only one in 20 believe a man cannot become a woman.
“Isn’t this the same party that can’t define what a woman is?” Ms Sinclair told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
“I think these candidates, these Democrats have begun to just put anything out there, whatever will stick to their voters.
“Buckle up because it’s about to get really crazy once again.”
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- Trump to come ‘face-to-face’ with European leaders amid Greenland dispute
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- 37 minutes ago
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- CNN International Diplomatic Editor Nick Robertson says President Trump will come “face-to-face” with European leaders at the Davos World Economic Forum this week.
“This week US President Donald Trump in Europe at the Davos World Economic Forum on Wednesday, giving a key speech,” Mr Robertson told Sky News Australia.
“Lots of European leaders will be there.
“A chance for face-to-face, one-on-ones."
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- Donald Trump pushes for 'complete and total control' of Greenland as threats escalate
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- 47 minutes ago
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- US President Donald Trump has argued the United States must have "complete and total control" of Greenland.
Trump also warned that he no longer feels obligated to think "purely of peace" in his quest to acquire the Arctic territory.
In a text exchange with the Norwegian Prime Minister, Trump lashed out after being denied the Nobel Peace Prize.
"Dear Jonas: Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America,” Trump wrote.
"Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a ‘right of ownership’ anyway? There are no written documents, it’s only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also.
"I have done more for NATO than any o...
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- Danish troops arrive in Greenland after Trump’s chilling threats
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- 49 minutes ago
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- Denmark is sending a large number of troops into Greenland, according to local reports.
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- Trump 2.0 marks one year in the Oval Office
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- 52 minutes ago
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- Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power has celebrated the US president’s one year anniversary in the Oval Office during his second term.
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- Government’s hate crime bill passes the House of Representatives
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- 54 minutes ago
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- The government’s hate crime bill has passed the House of Representatives following deliberation with Opposition Leader Sussan Ley.
Liberal Senators, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Alex Antic, indicate they will “likely” oppose the bill, says Sky News Political Correspondent Cameron Reddin.
A consensus has been difficult to reach on the bill following days of deliberation.
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- Media Meltdowns: YouTuber exposing massive Somali fraud scandal targeted by CNN
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- 1 hour ago
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- Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power has blasted CNN for attempting to embarrass YouTuber Nick Shirley for exposing the Somali day care fraud scandal.
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- ‘Humble yourself’: Ley calls out Albanese for ‘delaying’ Bondi Beach Royal Commission
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- 1 hour ago
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- Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used a “host of bogus excuses” in his attempt to delay a Royal Commission into the Bondi terror attack.
“Not once has the prime minister admitted to and said sorry for his mistakes,” Ms Ley said on Tuesday during Question Time.
“Can the prime minister just humble himself for once and simply say sorry?”
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- Anti-ICE agitators occupy Target as liberal meltdown over immigration operations continue
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- 2 hours ago
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- Anti-Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) protesters have occupied a Minnesota Target store for allegedly helping immigration agents.
The agitator’s actions come as they demand that Target stop federal agents after claiming the store has been allowing officers to use its parking lot.
Several protesters were seen sitting on the store’s floor singing, while others held signs reading “Abolish ICE”.
One of the protesters holding a sign at the demonstration claimed that Target parking lots “have been a meeting place for ICE agents”.
The male protester argued Target is a “staging ground for ICE and that “They're not at all participating in challenging this ethnic cleansing we're seeing in this country.”
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- Trump greeted with thunderous applause at college football national championship
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- 2 hours ago
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- US President Donald Trump has arrived at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens to watch the Miami college football national championship.
The game is between the Miami Hurricanes and the Indiana Hoosiers.
While the Star-Spangled Banner played, the president could be seen as thunderous applause shook the stadium.
Members of his family accompanied the president, and he was also seen with Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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- ‘Yet again failed’: Senator Cash orders Labor to ‘say sorry’ to Jewish community
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- 2 hours ago
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- Opposition Senate Leader Michaelia Cash calls for Foreign Minister Penny Wong to formally apologise to the Jewish community for failing to protect them.
“Can the prime minister say the one word the Jewish community has been wanting to hear, sorry for failing to keep you safe,” Ms Cash said.
“You have yet again failed to say sorry to the Jewish community on behalf of the prime minister.
“Will the prime minister say sorry?”
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- ‘Huge victory’: Kristi Noem boasts 10,000 arrests have been made in Minnesota
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- 2 hours ago
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- US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has taken to X to tout ICE’s arrest record in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Noem boasted 10,000 arrests of “criminal illegal aliens” who were “reigning terror” in Minneapolis.
The homeland security secretary also accused Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey of “refusing to protect” the citizens of the state.
Noem called the feat a “huge victory for public safety”.
The Homeland Security secretary finished her statement with a final jab at the state’s leadership, which is embroiled in a welfare fraud scandal.
Noem vowed to get justice for the American people who have been “robbed blind”.
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- Trump sends chilling warning to Norway after Nobel Peace Prize snub
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- 2 hours ago
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- Donald Trump missed out on winning a nobel peace prize and he is not happy.
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- Democratic presidential hopefuls mocked as the party continues to struggle on transgender issue
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- 2 hours ago
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- Democrats have continued to fail on the transgender issue, as a recent survey exposes the party's inability to clarify that a man cannot become a woman.
According to a new Axios report, out of nearly 20 Democrats surveyed, only one believes a man can't become a woman.
The report questioned nearly 20 top Democrats, who are believed to be hopefuls for the 2028 presidential election, on the trans issue.
Axios revealed that "most didn't want to talk", including former Vice President Kamala Harris, JB Pritzker, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Gavin Newsom.
According to Fox News, the only Democrat who provided a definitive answer was former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel.
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- Tehran admits thousands killed in protests amid war of words between US and Iran
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- 3 hours ago
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- Tehran leadership has sensationally admitted that thousands of people were killed in the crackdown on protesters in Iran.
Some human rights organisations and activists have estimated the death toll at north of 12,000.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blamed the US for the deaths and labelled US President Donald Trump a "criminal."
President Trump had urged Iranian demonstrators to "keep protesting" and threatened military action if they were killed.
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- ‘Make America Go Away’: ‘Witty’ protesters sport new kind of MAGA hat
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- 3 hours ago
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- Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand has reacted to protesters in Greenland wearing ‘MAGA’ hats, but with a different meaning.
“A bunch of protesters in Greenland and indeed Denmark have started wearing red MAGA caps,” he said.
“But here’s the catch, those witty, little Inuit funsters have in fact made MAGA say, ‘Make America Go Away’. Another nugget of Scandinavian humour there for you.”
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- ‘Very well behaved’: Parliament praised for ‘moral seriousness’ when addressing Bondi attack
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- 3 hours ago
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- The Australian Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan praises parliament members for appropriately reacting to the Bondi massacre.
“I think the parliament behaved very well yesterday,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News Australia.
“They treated a morally serious issue with moral seriousness.
“Everything I heard in the house of representatives was sober, steady, serious and had moral purpose.”
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- Prince William hit with unforeseen ban after moving to Windsor home
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- 3 hours ago
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- Sky News host James Macpherson discusses Prince William being barred from using his e-scooter since settling into Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park last autumn.
“It’s good to be the King, but not always,” he said.
“Prince William has taken to riding a scooter recently, but having moved address to Forest Lodge ... he’s no longer allowed to use his scooter.”
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- ‘Confused teenagers’: WA gender clinic faces backlash for performing surgeries on children
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- 3 hours ago
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- Sky News host Rita Panahi blasts a gender clinic in Western Australia as a report reveals they have been performing double mastectomies on teenage girls.
“These are irreversible surgeries; some of these girls are left infertile,” Ms Panahi said.
“Theyre making that decision as confused teenagers, it is just an appalling state of affairs.”
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- ‘Lost their way’: One Nation overtakes Coalition in latest Newspoll
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- 3 hours ago
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- Women’s Forum Australia Head of Advocacy Stephanie Bastiaan says the Liberal Party has “lost its way” as One Nation overtakes the Coalition in the latest Newspoll.
“They don't know what they’re standing for, and they've lost their base with it,” Ms Bastiaan told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“Pauline Hanson is consistent, she’s clear, she approaches every issue from a very centre-right perspective.
“The Coalition should be worried.”
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- ‘Red line’: Greenlanders seeking independence 'definitely' do not align with US
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- 3 hours ago
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- CNN International Diplomatic Editor Nick Robertson claims Greenlanders "definitely" do not align with the United States.
“There are some here who would like to see independence in maybe 10 or 20 years,” Mr Robertson told Sky News Australia.
“It becomes a case of who do you align with?
“But it’s definitely not the United States.”
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- ‘Ego-driven’: Trump's bizarre letter to Norway’s PM
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- 3 hours ago
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- The Australian Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan raises concerns over US President Donald Trump’s persistence in acquiring Greenland.
“It seems to be, so ego-driven this bizarre letter to Norway’s Prime Minister,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News Australia.
“Every week, we're just kind of gobsmacked with some new Trump atrocity.
“When he’s good, he’s very good, and when he’s bad, he’s bloody awful.”
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- ‘Negative Nancys’: Taxpayers funding January 26 Survival Day event
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- 3 hours ago
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- Institute of Public Affairs Research Fellow Colleen Harkin criticises the “negative Nancys” who refuse to celebrate Australia Day.
This comes after it's been revealed the federal government has handed a taxpayer-funded grant to a January 26 Survival Day event.
“Our taxpayer dollar is being used again for grievance.
“Research shows that 76 per cent of Australians want to celebrate Australia Day.”
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- ‘What on earth is happening in Mount Gambier’: Councillor baffled by odd letterbox finds
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- 3 hours ago
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- Sky News host Caleb Bond has commented on the “odd” items left in Mount Gambier Deputy Mayor Josh Lynagh’s letterbox and Nicolas Cage shrine left on his doorstep.
“The Deputy Mayor of Mount Gambier ... is dealing with, well, something rather odd. He’s had all sorts of things in his letterbox turn up since he’s came back from holidays,” he said.
“He has no idea why any of this is going on. What on earth is happening in Mount Gambier?”
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- Ellen DeGeneres flamed online for tone-deaf video praising Minneapolis protests
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- 3 hours ago
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- Ellen DeGeneres has been blasted online for praising protesters in Minnesota.
The comedian's comments came via a strange Instagram video saying she was "sorry" for what was happening in Minneapolis.
DeGeneres sent her "thoughts and prayers" and said she was "proud" of the people protesting peacefully.
Online commenters have skewered the comedian on X following the posting of her video.
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- ‘They’re going after people’: ‘Anti-ICE freaks’ in Minnesota wreak havoc in the state
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- 3 hours ago
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- Sky News host Caleb Bond has hit out at “anti-ICE freaks” in Minnesota who are “impeding” Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from making arrests.
“Also in Minnesota, people who are coming out to protest and try and stop these ICE agents, they’re carrying around rifles,” he said.
“For goodness sake – and meanwhile, they’re going after people they think are ICE agents but are not.”
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- Two killed in Victoria after freight train collision
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- 3 hours ago
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- Two people have been killed after a car collided with a freight train in Victoria.
Emergency services were called to the scene at Cressy, west of Geelong, to reports of a freight train hitting a car at a crossing.
The two occupants of the car have died at the scene.
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- ‘Cry for help’: Insider claims Amy Schumer ‘craving attention’ after posting bikini pic
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- 4 hours ago
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- Sky News host Rita Panahi has commented on Amy Schumer’s new bikini picture which has sparked some concern among her friends.
A source told the Daily Mail that the actress was “craving attention”.
“She is trying to deal with the divorce and her new look – but she doesn’t really know what she is doing. It is all still new. Her new body, her new life, and her fresh divorce. It’s lot all at once,” the source said.
Ms Panahi claimed Ms Schumer’s new bikini picture looked like “a bit of a cry for help”.
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- ‘Should be more grateful’: Brooklyn Beckham savagely called out for being ‘hateful’ to family
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- 4 hours ago
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- ‘Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered’ host Kinsey Schofield claims Brooklyn Beckham has been “so hateful” to his family amid his feud with them.
“He has been so hateful to his family, telling them not too long ago to not communicate with him unless it’s through his attorneys,” Ms Schofield told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“He has the platform he has today because of that last name, because of his mum and dad, and he should be more grateful for it.”
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- Bill Maher blasts Golden Globes as ‘smug a******s’ for snubbing Joe Rogan's podcast
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- 4 hours ago
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- Comedian Bill Maher has eviscerated the Golden Globe Awards after it completely snubbed Joe Rogan from the Best Podcast category.
The 2026 Golden Globe Awards show featured the Best Podcast category for the first time, but shockingly ignored 'The Joe Rogan Experience'.
Maher noted Rogan's snub was "glaring" during an episode of his 'Club Random' podcast, where he was joined by actors David Spade and Dana Carvey.
"You're going to have an inaugural podcast category — it just speaks to living in the Bluesky bubble," Maher said.
"But get out of your f****** bubble, you know? I want to be one of you. I am one of you, but you're just so hard to defend, because you're such f****** smug a*******, and this town is the epicentre of the problem. It really is."
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- Bob Katter unleashes on the incompetence leading to Bondi attack
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- 4 hours ago
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- Katter’s Australian Party MP Bob Katter has unleashed over the government's unchecked migration in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach attack.
“They let people with a huge question mark over them into this country,” Mr Katter said.
“If you put a person on an ASIO watchlist, surely you check out whether he’s got firearms.”
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- Princess Eugenie’s ‘self-preservation’ move amid frustration with parents over Epstein scandal
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- 4 hours ago
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- ‘Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered’ host Kinsey Schofield has commented on Princess Eugenie distancing herself from her parents following the fallout over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
According to The Telegraph, Princess Eugenie is frustrated that the entire York family has been “tarnished” following the royal fallout.
“It is impossible to look at ... ex-Prince Andrew’s daughters without being reminded of the scandal and embarrassment he’s brought upon the Royal Family,” Ms Schofield told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“In that context, Princess Eugenie’s efforts to distance herself are not disloyalty but self-preservation, and the further she steps away, the safer her standing becomes within the monarchy.”
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- Teens targeted in alleged antisemitic attack
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- 4 hours ago
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- A group of Jewish teenagers claim they were targeted in an antisemitic attack in Melbourne.
It's alleged two occupants of a white Ute yelled 'Heil Hitler' at the boys near the Adass Synagogue, which was firebombed in 2024.
CCTV footage shows the vehicle almost hitting one of the teens after making a sudden U-turn.
The father of one of the boys says the occupants also performed Nazi salutes and threatened to stab them.
Victoria Police is seeking witnesses to the incident.
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- ‘Nightmare from Hades’: Meghan Markle makes major move amid PR crisis
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- 4 hours ago
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- ‘Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered’ host Kinsey Schofield has reacted to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s move to return to working with Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis (SSML), which the Duchess of Sussex used when she was an actress on ‘Suits’.
“Thoughts and prayers to Sunshine Sachs as detailed in Tom Bower’s ‘Revenge’ and Valentine Low’s ‘Courtiers’, Meghan erupted after her 2017 Vanity Fair cover read with the headline ‘she’s just wild about Harry’,” Ms Schofield told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“Phoning Ken Sunshine and Keleigh Thomas Morgan of Sunshine Sachs in fury.
“So good luck to Sunshine Sachs. This sounds like a nightmare from Hades.”
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- Feral camels overrun Australian communities
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- 4 hours ago
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- Thousands of feral camels are storming communities in central Australia, leaving a trail of destruction in their search for water.
The camels are overrunning remote towns, running down fences and digging up water mains to access water sources.
The Northern Territory government is seeking federal assistance to manage the feral camel population, which has become a significant problem during the region’s extremely dry spell.
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- ‘Like a TV episode’: Brooklyn Beckham takes ‘bold step’ in family feud
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- 5 hours ago
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- Daily Telegraph Entertainment Editor Jonathon Moran says Brooklyn Beckham has taken a “bold step” with the release of a public statement.
“It is absolutely like an episode of a TV show, it is so full on and playing out so publicly,” Mr Moran told Sky News Australia.
“He has taken a very bold step that he hasn’t taken lightly.”
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- Nationals oppose hate speech laws
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- 5 hours ago
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- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley have reached an agreement to push hate speech legislation through parliament.
However, the Nationals have not yet signed on, and a number of Coalition senators are threatening to cross the floor.
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan opposes the hate laws and says he will vote “no”.
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- China ‘reassessing’ Russia alliance following US Maduro capture
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- 5 hours ago
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- Centre of the American Experiment President John Hinderaker claims China is “reassessing” its alliance with Russia following Trump’s Venezuela operation.
“The Russians knew that the mission was coming, they pulled all their people out, but they didn’t tell their Chinese ally,” Mr Hinderaker told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
“There are reports that China’s leaders are also reassessing their foreign strategies as a result of what happened in Venezuela, including their alliance with Russia.”
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- Fourth shark attack in three days rocks New South Wales
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- 5 hours ago
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- New South Wales has been rocked by a series of shark attacks with the fourth incident occurring within just three days.
The latest attack involved a surfer being bitten by what is believed to be a bull shark on the Mid North Coast near Lake Macquarie.
The victim was transported to the hospital, and a large chunk of their surfboard was bitten off.
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- 'Wrong': Nigel Farage 'worried' over Donald Trump's Greenland plans
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- 5 hours ago
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- Reform UK Lead Nigel Farage has disagreed with US President Donald Trump's current rhetoric towards Greenland.
The president has renewed his interest in acquiring Greenland for national security purposes.
Farage said the use of Economic threats to one of America's oldest allies is "wrong" and will "hurt" the UK.
The Reform UK leader then says that he is "all for" Trump taking out "enemies of the West".
Farge goes on to say he will be "having a word" with the administration when he travels to Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum later this week.
Although Farage has condemned Trump's recent moves as "wrong", he did say he "completely understands" Trump's strategic position.
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- ‘No interest in stifling debate’: The Jewish community just want to feel safe
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- 5 hours ago
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- Executive Council of Australian Jewry Co-CEO Alex Ryvchin speaks on the current discourse throughout the Jewish community surrounding proposed hate speech laws.
“We have no interest whatsoever in stifling debate,” Mr Ryvchin told Sky News Australia.
“We firmly believe in democracy, and free speech is a cornerstone of that.”
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- Don Lemon blasted for disgusting response to joining anti-ICE mob storming a church
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- 5 hours ago
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- Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been blasted after he joined a mob of anti-Immigration & Customs Enforcement agitators in storming a church.
The disgraced host, fired in 2023, joined Jennifer Welch on her ‘I’ve had it podcast’ not to apologise for joining the protesters but slam the churchgoers.
Lemon argued that the churchgoers were upset at the disruption of their service because “they’re entitled”, and their entitlement comes from “white supremacy”.
During a Sunday service at the Cities Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a mob of anti-ICE agitators stormed the building.
According to Black Lives Matter Minneapolis, the reason for storming the church was that one of the pastors, David Easterwood, works for ICE.
Easterwood was not at the church at the time of the protest and is the acting field director of the St. Paul ICE field office, according to Black Lives Matter Minneapolis.
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- ‘Stay out of the water’: Northern Beaches closed after three shark attacks
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- 5 hours ago
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- New South Wales Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty warns swimmers to stay out of the water after recent shark attacks.
“Stay out of the water, don’t go surfing, don’t go swimming,” Ms Moriarty told Sky News Australia.
“We do have sharks in our beaches, in our oceans.”
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- Keir Starmer warns of grave consequences of Trump's threats over Greenland
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- 5 hours ago
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- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned of the perilous consequences of US President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on allies and potentially take military action to acquire Greenland.
Starmer called for calm discussions between allies, emphasising that any decision about Greenland's future status belongs solely to its people and Denmark.
Trump has refused to rule out taking control of the Arctic island, triggering a serious transatlantic crisis.
Allies like Denmark have rallied in embracing Greenland's sovereignty, while Starmer desperately tries to de-escalate tensions.
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- Tony Burke says ‘more work’ needs to be done even after hate laws are passed
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- 5 hours ago
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- Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says there’s “more work to be done” on combatting antisemitism as Labor is in the midst of working with the Coalition to pass its hate speech legislation.
“Even after this week, there will continue to be more to do. We are dealing with an ancient form of hatred,” Mr Burke told Sky News Australia.
“The fight against that will not end.”
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- Victorian Government finally releases delayed CFA report
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- 6 hours ago
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- The Victorian Government has finally released the Country Fire Authority's Annual Report after it was initially delayed.
The CFA report revealed a $21.8 million increase in government grants for the financial year.
Total income was $477.4 million, including $361 million in grants.
The report has faced criticism from firefighters and the Opposition over the state of firefighting equipment, with claims of outdated trucks, broken ladders, and safety concerns.
The premier defended the equipment standards, but firefighters insisted more funding is needed for maintenance.
The report also showed 42,000 incidents attended, 438,000 volunteer hours, and 79 per cent of emergency response times met.
