South Florida is predicted to see more rain after a week of flash flooding. The southern part of the US state has seen more than 20 inches of rain since Monday. A state of emergency was declared earlier in the week, after more than 6 million people were placed under flood watch.

Independent MP Kylea Tink's seat of North Syndey would be abolished under the AEC's New South Wales electoral map redistribution. 700,000 enrolled voters statewide would swap electorates under the proposed map redrawing. The redistribution would see voters in Ms Tink's seat go to the nearby seats of Bennelong, Bradfield, and Warringah. Ms Tink has not yet indicated if she will run for a nearby seat. Under the changes, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor's seat of Hume would move further into the outskirts of Sydney, shedding its regional centre of Goulburn. Goulburn will move into the Labor-held seat of Eden-Monaro. The New South Wales redistribution will be contestable for the next three weeks.

AEC Senior Media Officer Alex Morris says the AEC abolishing North Sydney will affect a “significant number” of electors. Independent MP Kylea Tink’s seat of North Sydney would be abolished under the AEC’s New South Wales electoral map redistribution. Up to 700,000 enrolled voters statewide would swap electorates under the proposed map redrawing.

Global Nuclear Security Partners Director Jasmin Diab says she would “love” to have a nuclear reactor in her backyard as the debate around the energy source continues to divide Australians. Some experts believe the federal government will fail to meet their target of 82 per cent renewables by 2030. “I’d love to – I’d love to have access to clean reliable energy 24/7, 365,” Ms Diab told Sky News. “Being a nuclear professional, understanding how the technology has built intransient safety systems, and just how reliable it would be. “It’s something that I would be quite happy to have.”

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says he “prioritised” the most important recommendations from the ACCC with the new measurers for better rates on mortgages and savings accounts. The Treasurer is seeking to boost the power of smaller regional banks as they struggle to compete against the big banks in mortgage lending with a new regulatory review that will focus on higher funding of costs of small and medium lenders. “We took into consideration all the ACCC recommendations and we prioritised the ones that we thought were the most important,” Chalmers told press in Queensland Saturday. “This is not necessarily the end of the changes that we want to make to make life a bit easier for people in the banking system, but it is an important set of steps that we are taking.”

The Princess of Wales has asked for continued privacy and time with her family as she is “not out of the woods” with her cancer treatment, despite being able to attend Trooping the Colour. Kensington Palace announced on Saturday the Princess would be resuming some royal duties, including this weekend’s birthday parade for the King. It will be Princess Catherine’s first public appearance since she revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy earlier this year.

Rain showers will continue in Sydney for much of Saturday. It comes as Hobart and Sydney both experienced their coldest day of the year on Friday. With Adelaide experiencing its wettest day in five months.

Democratic strategist Jonae Wartel has revealed the “grief” the Biden family are experiencing in the wake of the outcome of Hunter Biden’s gun trial. The US President’s son was convicted on three counts of illegally processing a gun while under the influence of drugs. “The President is obviously grieved by the verdict, the outcome, as is Hunter Biden, as is the entire Biden family.” Ms Wartel told Sky News Australia.

Democratic strategist Jonae Wartel isn’t concerned about current polling on the US 2024 election, arguing any move in the direction of Trump will “shift back” to Biden. Former US President Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden by two points according to the latest general election survey by Reuters/ Ipsos. “It’s still too early to look at polls and predict the outcome of this election,” Ms Wartel told Sky News Australia. “At this phase in the campaign polls are going to be very tight, President Biden will in most cases continue to have a lead. “Even when there is a shift in the polls, it means the polls will shift back in a week or two.”

Democratic strategist Jonae Wartel has shut down any concerns that US President Joe Biden is slowing down, praising the strength and energy he’s displaying on his campaign trail. “You just have to look at him all over the campaign trail, he showed tremendous energy and enthusiasm, he’s been all over battleground states across America… and has shown no signs of slowing down,” Ms Wartel told Sky News Australia. “So, if you are looking to know if he’s energised and strong, look no further than the campaign trail.”

Former US President Donald Trump celebrated his 78th birthday Friday by hosting a ticketed event for his "club 47" fan club in Florida in a bid to continue his appeal to young voters. It was a relatively inexpensive event compared to some of his usual high-dollar fundraisers. Trump’s social media presence, and appearances with popular influencers such as Logan Paul, are helping the him maintain his popularity among youth voters in comparison to Biden.

Sky News contributor Emily Carver says Prince Harry’s relationship with his family has reached an “all-time low”. Prince Harry has been issued a stern warning from King Charles over his persistent "complaining" about the royal family in public. “There’s such a huge amount of pressure for him to reach out to try and reconcile their relationship but it just seems as though he’s just simply too stubborn to do so,” Ms Carver said. “What a loss to lose your family in this way.”

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has overtaken the ruling Conservatives in opinion polling – adding a "further blow" to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, says Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “Farage announced his surprise return to politics last week – saying he only decided to run because it was so far the dullest, most boring electoral campaign we have ever seen,” Ms De Giorgio said. Sky News contributor Emily Carver sat down with Ms De Giorgio to discuss UK politics.

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio says CFMEU boss John Setka has Anthony Albanese “wrapped around his finger”. The Prime Minister has fired up at reporters after being peppered with questions about John Setka's threats to the AFL, as its CEO responded to demands from the union leader that the league sack its head of umpiring. “Mr Setka, acting like a petulant child, chucking a tantrum, throwing his toys on the floor – is vowing to proceed with a work-to-rule campaign to disrupt AFL projects,” Ms De Giorgio said. “This thuggery could have a massive impact on AFL in this country – yet Albo today couldn't bring himself to push back against his union mates – and stand up for Australia.”

Former Nine chairman Peter Costello was unable to “worm his way out” of resigning from his board position after he was filmed knocking over a journalist at Canberra airport, according to The Australian’s media writer Sophie Elsworth.

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio says it has been 60 years since Beatlemania swept Australia. “The Beatles’ tour started in Adelaide in June 1964 where 300,000 people lined the streets,” Ms De Giorgio said. “It ended up being the largest ever crowd to welcome the group.” Authors Andy Neill and Greg Armstrong sat down with Ms De Giorgio to discuss the 60th anniversary of Beatlemania in Australia.

Bowel Cancer Australia Ambassador Mark Allen says Olympic athletes are reaching the pinnacle of their sport and “we are letting their parents down”. The parents of Olympic swimmer Ariarne Titmus are expected to have to fork out $20,000 on tickets for the Games to watch her swim. “That's absolutely insane – I hate hearing that,” Mr Allen said. “You know the sacrifices parents make for their kids, that’s not fair.”

Sky News host Steve Price says concern is growing among medical professionals as bowel cancer drop for “the second year in a row”. “These are the bowel cancer testing kits that you get mailed after you are a certain age,” Mr Price said. “The numbers of people actually doing it is dropping.” Bowel Cancer Australia Ambassador Mark Allen sat down with Mr Price to discuss testing rates for one of the nation's deadliest cancers and how they've dropped for the second year in a row.

Sky News host Steve Price has urged Opposition leader Peter Dutton to tackle immigration at the next election as it becomes a huge political issue. “Dutton is onto something with his nuclear gamble,” Mr Price said. “Let’s see if he's brave enough to tackle the elephant in the room that will send the left into a tailspin and put up the ‘Australia is full mate’ sign. Time will tell.”

Victorian Shadow Treasurer Brad Rowswell says former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews receiving a Companion of the Order of Australia is “rewarding failure”. Mr Andrews and former Western Australian premier Mark McGowan have been awarded the nation’s highest honour in the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours. “I’m actually fully on board with Sam Newman on this one – AC, absolute crap,” Mr Rowswell said.