Acrobats have attempted to break a world record trampoline jump over the Ljubljana River in Slovenia. Two trampolines were set over the river. After watching the event locals were invited to cross the river using the trampoline bridge.

Assistant Defence Minister Matt Thistlethwaite discusses the suspension of Senator Fatima Payman from the Labor caucus after she crossed the floor to support the Greens' vote to recognise a Palestinian state. "When people join the Labor Party, they make a commitment to abide by the rules of the party," Mr Thistlethwaite told Sky News Australia. "Senator Payman took some actions that breached that rule, and therefore, she has been suspended. "It's the right call."

The world’s most remote musical festival, the Big Red Bash, will kick off in outback Queensland on Tuesday. The festival is located in the Simpson desert in the country’s most remote town, Birdsville. The event is known to draw thousands of people across the country with its camping activities and artist lineup.

Primary support for Labor and the Coalition has decreased despite the major parties declaring firm stances on nuclear. According to the latest Newspoll, the Coalition’s primary vote has decreased by three points to 36 per cent. Labor’s primary vote has fallen by a point to 32 per cent. Support for the Greens has increased by two points to 13 per cent.

Senator Fatima Payman has been indefinitely suspended from the Labor Caucus, after appearing on morning TV on Sunday. Senator Payman broke caucus rules that initially resulted in a suspension from one fortnight of sittings. Speaking to the ABC’s insiders, she declared she would not hesitate to cross the floor again to recognise a Palestinian state.

Prince Harry during a recent interview became emotional when opening up about the grief of losing his mother Princess Diana. The Duke of Sussex in May opened up about suppressing grief about his mother during a sit-down interview with Nikki Scott, founder of charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers for bereaved military children who have lost a parent to war. Royal expert and journalist Pandora Forsyth Mollard joined Sky News host Caroline Di Russo to discuss the latest on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Marke has sparked rumours of a collaboration with Beyoncé after being spotted wearing a tracksuit in Beverly Hills. The moment captured by a fan shows the Duchess of Sussex in what appears to be wearing a black Ivy Park tracksuit, designed by singer Beyoncé. Royal expert and journalist Pandora Forsyth Mollard joined Sky News host Caroline Di Russo to discuss Meghan Markle’s recent outing at Beverly Gardens Park.

The ESPY Awards has faced backlash in the US after nominating Prince Harry for the Pat Tillman Award for Service. It was announced on Thursday that Prince Harry was chosen as an honoree of the 2024 ESPY Awards. The 39-year-old is reportedly one of three recipients of the Pat Tillman Award for Service, with the award ceremony being held on July 11 and hosted by US tennis legend Serena Williams. The award, named after former NFL player and US Army Ranger Pat Tillman, recognises those who have made significant contributions to the world. News Corp Columnist Angela Mollard joined Sky News host Caroline Di Russo to discuss the criticism over Harry receiving the prestigious award.

News Corp Columnist Angela Mollard joined Sky News host Caroline Di Russo to discuss Prince Harry’s recent interview where he became emotional when opening up about the grief of losing his mother Princess Diana. The Duke of Sussex in May opened up about suppressing grief about his mother during a sit-down interview with Nikki Scott, founder of charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers for bereaved military children who have lost a parent to war. “This is where he operates from head to heart together and we don’t often see that with Harry,” Ms Mollard said. “We see the heart going nuts, we see the head going off, you know there’s a lot of anger in Harry. “The whole point of being in the public eye is to talk about what you know, and Harry knows grief he knows it intrinsically and he can help others.”

Sky News host Paul Murray says it is extraordinary to see the left-wing media finally change its tune on US President Joe Biden following his disastrous CNN debate. “So, it went really well for Joe, did it? You mean all those videos of the dude who can’t walk, or speak, or walk, or speak, couldn’t walk or speak but this time on a national level,” Mr Murray said. “All of the media that has been flat out lying that Biden is fine is as sharp as a tack, he's the smartest he's ever been … they now of course are now saying see you later.”

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says Prince Harry’s received a “rap across the knuckles” by a judge in his phone hacking case which was back in court this week. “Harry’s phone hacking case was back in court this week,” she said. “He received a rap across the knuckles from the judge.”

Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue says Harry and Meghan’s previous site of residence in the UK, Frogmore Cottage “remains empty”. “Frogmore Cottage, which Harry and Meghan stayed, their official residence when they were in the UK, still remains empty,” she said. “There is something symbolic about the fact that house remains empty … representative of everything that could have been … there is also questions about whether actually it was ever meant to be.”

Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli sits down with Sky News host Paul Murray as Mr Murray stares down the Queensland citizenship test. Mr Murray took some demanding questions from Mr Crisafulli including queries on what the nickname ‘Milton Mango’ represents. After trials and tribulations Mr Murray eventually passed the faux citizenship test and received a certificate from the Opposition leader in recognition.

The government's decision to ban live sheep exports was supported by West Australian Teal MP Kate Chaney however she has sensationally changed her mind. Liberal MP Keith Pit Joined Sky News host James Macpherson and Danica De Giorgio to discuss the independent MP's recent backflip on the live sheep export ban, just one day after she stated her support. "She was one of the strongest calling for an end to the trade and clearly what's happened now is the research and the polling says the opposite and survival is everything for members of parliament," Mr Pitt said. "Clearly ideals don't matter anymore it's about actually not being defeated at the next election, and this is a big deal in Western Australia."

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says Harry and Meghan’s royal portraits were unveiled this past week striking as the “party goer” and the “outsider”. “Something happened this week in the weird and wonderful world of the Royal Family which struck me,” she said. “Portraits of Meghan and Harry painted as historical figures were unveiled this week … first the party goer and the latter the outsider.”

Monash University UK expert Tom Howe says debates don’t have an “impact” as voters have “already made up their mind”. The UK general election is scheduled for July 4. Sir Keir Starmer and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak recently faced off in a final head-to-head debate. “I don’t think the debates have much impact at all,” Mr Howe told Sky News Australia. “A lot of people have already made up their mind that they wont vote for the Conservative Party. “I think it would be quite unusual for the debate to tip the scale in that regard. “The example in the US is probably a good example where a debate can tip the scale and impact the election, but in the UK’s case I don’t expect the debates to have any impact at all.”

Monash University UK expert Tom Howe says the “swing” away from the Conservative Party is “unprecedented”. The UK general election is scheduled for July 4. “This election is quite unprecedented in terms of the swing going from the Conservative to the Labour party,” Mr Howe told Sky News Australia. “As recently as 2021, people were talking about a decade of Tory rule. “You see the reversal of fortunes has occurred so quickly there.”

Monash University UK expert Tom Howe says there is a “big range” regarding the seats the UK Labour Party is predicted to win. The UK general election is scheduled for July 4. “The most that the Labour party have been projected to win is around 516 seats, and the lowest projections been around 406,” Mr Howe told Sky News Australia. “Personally, I would probably put it more towards the bottom end of that range. “That would depend on a number of factors.”

The Federal Government has announced record funding for Australia's high-performance athletes. Nearly half a billion dollars will be spent over the next two years preparing young sportsmen and women for Olympic glory. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said this is a 50 per cent increase on the previous government’s high-performance sports funding.

Senator Fatima Payman has now been indefinitely suspended from the Australian Labor Party Caucus after being summoned to a meeting at The Lodge in Canberra by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The PM has taken a harder line with Senator Payman as her previous one-week suspension has now been replaced with an indefinite suspension. This comes after the Labor Senator said this morning that she would cross the floor again in support of a Palestinian statehood