‘To Di For’ Podcast host Kinsey Schofield says “bye, bye Brat Summer” as she claims Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris failed to impact the election results. Ms Schofield told Sky News host Rita Panahi that the international popstar is “skating underneath the radar” following Ms Harris’ loss. “Harris’ extensive youth outreach failed to materialise in the voting booth.”

Women on social media have begun filming themselves openly fantasising about poisoning the beverages of male Donald Trump supporters. The murder-fantasy videos come in response to Trump’s presidential election victory and fears about abortion rights. Many videos have been posted to social media sites such as X and TikTok and have accumulated millions of views. The videos feature young and middle-aged women simulating spiking a drink with an unknown substance. These videos have launched a new movement called “Make Aqua Tofana Great Again” or “MATGA”. According to the New York Post, Giulia Tofana was a woman from 17th-century Italy who sold poison to women in abusive relationships. The poison sold by Tofana allegedly led to the death of over 600 men, with her deadly poison mix eventually being named “Aqua Tofana”.

Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie claims more Australians would “rather” a Coalition government than have Anthony Albanese remain the Prime Minister after the later Newspoll had the Coalition leading Labor in primary votes 40 to 33 per cent. “It is obvious from the polling that was released this morning that more people in Australia would rather have a Coalition government than they would have Anthony Albanese remain as Prime Minister,” Ms McKenzie told Sky News Australia. “There was a primary of 40 for the Coalition and 33 for Labor. That is quite a gulf."

Sky News host Rita Panahi slammed the media, saying they continue to ‘repeat’ the same lies about Donald Trump.

Liberal senator Dave Sharma says Donald Trump will be ‘tough’ on Iran’s ‘destabilisation activities in the region after the Biden administration took a softer approach.

Sky News host Rita Panahi revealed that trust in the media has reached an “historic low” after spreading fake news throughout the US presidential election.

A psychiatrist has appeared on MSNBC and encouraged LGBTQ+ viewers to shun family members who voted for Donald Trump. During an episode of MSNBC’s ‘The ReidOut’, Yale University child psychiatry fellow Dr Amanda Calhoun was interviewed. MSNBC host Joy Reid spoke to Dr Calhoun, who advised viewers to cut ties with family members over Christmas. Dr Calhoun was brought onto the show to discuss the issues facing the LGBTQ+ community following the presidential election. The two spoke on Friday night, shortly after Donald Trump was elected as the 47th President of the United States. “There is a societal push that, if somebody is your family, they are entitled to your time. And I think the answer is absolutely not,” Dr Calhoun said.

Former communications director for the US vice president Jamal Simmons has called on Joe Biden to resign within the next 30 days to allow Kamala Harris to become president. During his appearance on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday, Simmons suggested making Kamala Harris the president as a transitional figure. The move, he said, would allow Harris to assume the presidency before January, making her the first female president of the United States. "He could resign the presidency in the next 30 days, make Kamala Harris president of the United States," Simmons said on the air. “It would dominate the news at a point where Democrats have to learn drama and transparency and doing things that the public wanna see is the time. “This is the moment for us to change the entire perspective of how Democrats operate.”

Sky News host Steve Price reacts to HBO host Bill Maher explaining why celebrity endorsements did not help Kamala Harris in her presidential campaign. “I’m sure every single member of the Saturday Night Live cast was a Harris supporter but what if one of them wasn’t?” Maher said during his show. “What if one of those cast members were for Trump? Would they have felt comfortable saying so? I really don’t think so. “They would have had to keep it to themselves. That is not a good place for us to be.”

Governor-General Samantha Mostyn delivers her Remembrance Day address at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. “In my months since my swearing in as your Governor-General and as Commander and Chief of the Australian Defence Force, I have experienced many times of reflection on what service really means and the ways in which we commemorate,” Ms Mostyn said. “The Australian Defence Force is a modern force, upholding the greatest of Australian values, continuing the legacy of generations past and demonstrating the very best of our nation.”

Gold prices have plunged since Donald Trump won the United States presidential election last week. “One of the big things that’s been making the gold price just surge so much over the past twelve months … has been the fact that interest rates in America have been on a downward trajectory,” says Sky News business reporter Edward Boyd. “However, with Mr Trump now winning this presidential election, him talking tough on global trade and potentially reintroducing tariffs on global goods coming into the state, that will have an inflationary effect on America on their economy.”

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says a lot of Federal Reserve speakers are “making the rounds” this week in the United States. Mr Piotrowski says this will provide some “valuable context” in terms of how the Central Bank is “metabolizing” Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election. Presented by CommSec.

Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume has slammed the Albanese government for “making inflation worse” with the decisions it is making. “Government spending is making inflation worse,” Ms Hume told Sky News Australia. “This government’s decisions are making your life harder, making interest rates stay higher for longer and playing out in that backwards movement that we’ve seen in real disposable incomes. “Australians are paying the price for the decisions that the government is making.”

Israeli air attacks have reportedly killed 53 people north of Lebanon's capital city of Beirut. Lebanon's Ministry of Health says over 3,100 people have been killed by Israeli attacks and over 14,000 have been injured since October last year. In Gaza, an Israeli strike on a refugee camp in the north has killed at least 33 people.

Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume has criticised the Albanese government for having “either delayed or kicked down the road” some of the defence spending it has committed to. The incoming Trump Administration is expected to ask allies to increase their military spending to at least three per cent of their GDP. “Australia should be focusing on its defence spending, and indeed increasing that in order to address and face the geostrategic challenges that we have both in our region and around the world,” Ms Hume told Sky News Australia. “Our concern is that Anthony Albanese has either delayed or kicked down the road some of that defence spending that he has committed to.”

Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume says defence spending reached its “lowest level since World War Two” the last time Labor was in office. The incoming Trump Administration is expected to ask allies to increase their military spending to at least three per cent of their GDP. “Last time Labor were in government, our defence spending reached its lowest level since World War Two,” Ms Hume told Sky News Australia. “It took a Coalition government to bring our defence investment back up to that two per cent of GDP.”

Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue claims Prince Harry may face “immigration troubles” with Donald Trump as the US president. “It’s kind of putting their purchase of the property in Portugal into perspective,” Ms Krakue said. “We’re hearing reports that it was a contingency in case Donald Trump won. “What we may likely see is the unsealing of Prince Harry’s records and probably immigration troubles he might have his residency revoked.”

Kate Middleton attends the Festival of Remembrance in London, resuming her royal duties. Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue says it is Princess Kate’s “first major public appearance” since finishing her cancer treatment. “We know that Princess Catherine has had to keep a low profile while she’s undergone this treatment, so this is quite great news,” Ms Krakue said. “It kind of actually shows where her priorities are, Remembrance Sunday is probably one of the biggest events that the royal family attends.”

Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue claims Donald Trump has a “great relationship” with King Charles and Queen Camila. “He does seem to have a great relationship with King Charles … and Queen Camila,” Ms Krakue said. “King Charles and Queen Camila must have had quite in-depth conversations with Donald Trump. “He seems to be beaming once he had met the royal family, he’s had nothing but positive things to say about most of them.”

One Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby claims Americans “saw through” the celebrity endorsements for Kamala Harris. “I saw a different Trump at the end of this campaign when he came out and did his victory speech, he was more about everybody else who was standing on that stage than himself,” Mr Ashby said. “It goes to the heart of the fact that you can have all of the celebrity endorsements you like … Kamala Harris, it doesn’t work. People saw through it.”