At least ten Palestinians have been killed after an Israeli airstrike hit a residential building in Gaza. Israel claims it was targeting a Hamas terrorist involved in organising terrorist activities. Sky News has been given rare access inside Gaza to see the level of destruction caused by almost a year of war.

Autodesk Senior Manager Sumit Oberoi discusses the “practical things” that AI can solve in the nation’s constructions issues. Many construction companies in Australia are going broke amid a downturn in investment, despite the high demand for housing. “There's some really practical things that I’m seeing,” Mr Oberoi told Sky News Australia. “Being able to see where the sequences of issues could result from particular circumstances.”

Autodesk Senior Manager Sumit Oberoi discusses the “three things” that AI can solve regarding the nation’s construction issues. Many construction companies in Australia are going broke amid a downturn in investment, despite the high demand for housing. “We believe AI has the power to transform the industry,” Mr Oberoi told Sky News Australia. “We think this is really through three things. “The capabilities required for analysis, … automation of processes … [and] the augmentation to enhance creativity.”

LG is turning high tech into high fashion. The company unveiled its wearable screens on the runway at Seoul Fashion Week. It features cutting edge technology like flexible interconnect film and microLEDs.

Sydney's Star casino has been given 14 days to respond to a ‘show cause’ notice issued by the casino regulator. The company must explain why it shouldn't face penalties including losing its license after breaching casino laws. It follows a second inquiry which found The Star ‘had not moved quickly enough’ to address the concerns raised in the first inquiry.

A global ratings agency has warned the Victorian government is on track for a credit downgrade. In its most recent update, they say the state's rating could be slashed if the current debt trajectory isn't addressed. The move could mean higher borrowing costs and more debt.

There are moves to better connect Australia's port network to our Pacific neighbours in a bid to boost trade. The federal government has provided a snapshot of what makes up the billions of dollars in goods being shipped in and out of the country. Australia’s major imports are household goods and car deliveries, while their biggest exports are coal and iron ore.

At least 10 Palestinian civilians have been killed during an Israeli air strike on Gaza. Palestinian media claim the strike hit a residential housing unit in the Al-Tuffah region, east of Gaza city.

Older Persons Advocacy Network Chief Executive Craig Gear discusses the importance of a “sustainable workforce” in aged care amid the governments new reform. The government has unveiled a $5.6 billion plan to reform aged care with support from the Coalition. “We need a sustainable workforce in the community, and we need a sustainable workforce in residential aged care,” Mr Gear told Sky News Australia. “They need to be well trained; they need to be paid well.”

Older Persons Advocacy Network Chief Executive Craig Gear discusses the importance of “high quality” aged care services amid the governments new reform. The government has unveiled a $5.6 billion plan to reform aged care with support from the Coalition. “People have universally told us they want a well-funded viable aged care system that is focused on meeting their care needs,” Mr Gear told Sky News Australia. “Most of the people who we’ve spoken to over the last year have said they are willing to pay more if they can see where the money is going and its actually providing them with high quality aged care services.”

Older Persons Advocacy Network Chief Executive Craig Gear discusses the “very good things” in the government’s aged care reform. The government has unveiled a $5.6 billion plan to reform aged care with support from the Coalition. “Overall, we think it’s got some very good things,” Mr Gear told Sky News Australia. “What we’ve seen so far is it does have strengthened quality standard right across the aged care system.”

Nationals Leader David Littleproud says the Coalition will go to the Australian people for a “mandate” if the government can’t reach a bipartisan decision on the nation's energy future. “We’ll go to the Australian people and expect a mandate,” Mr Littleproud told Sky News Australia. “What we will do is expect that mandate is respected by state governments and the parliament. “If that mandate is provided to a Dutton-Littleproud government, we’re going to get on with the job.”

Nationals Leader David Littleproud discusses the Coalition’s aspirations for nuclear energy in Australia. “It has been a long-held view of the National Party that nuclear energy should be part of the mix,” Mr Littleproud told Sky News Australia. “It’s only been through the courage of Peter Dutton … that we’ve been able to have this sensible conversation to bring the Liberal Party with the National Party on this journey.”

Political Science Professor Dr Patrick Schoettmer says the presidential debate was a “fair disaster” for former US president Donald Trump. “He came in needing to do a couple of key things – he needed to reassure people that he could be a steady hand, and he needed to closely tie Harris to the Biden administration,” he told Sky News Australia. “He really failed to do those because he fell into a number of rhetorical traps that Harris set for him.”

US Vice President Kamala Harris has sat down for her first solo television interview of the election campaign as she looks to build on the momentum from her spirited debate performance. The Democratic candidate said America is tired of Mr Trump’s divisive rhetoric during the sit-down interview held in the key battleground state of Philadelphia. “Most Americans want a leader who brings us together as Americans and not someone who professes to be a leader who is trying to have us point our fingers at each other,” Ms Harris told Action News 6 ABC.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Joe Biden have dismissed Vladimir Putin’s threats of a potential war. “I don’t think much about Vladimir Putin,” President Biden said. This comes after the Russian President warned that allowing Ukraine to strike Russian territory with Western long-range missiles would mean NATO’s direct involvement in the conflict. Mr Putin warned this move would mean that NATO countries would be “at war with Russia”.

Canberra will receive new investments in housing, health, culture and sport if the ACT’s Labor Party is re-elected next month. The Prime Minister made the announcements at today’s ACT Labor campaign launch which include investments in Australian sporting talent. Anthony Albanese says the ACT government’s program for the next four years is “true to the oldest Labor ideals”.

Popstar Justin Timberlake has pleaded guilty to driving while drunk. The singer has accepted a non-criminal traffic violation after his arrest in New York in June. The 10-time Grammy winner spoke to the media outside court, acknowledging his mistake.

It has been revealed the Reserve Bank spent more than $80,000 on a Christmas party last year despite multiple rate rises. Around 600 staff attended the event at Sydney’s Sofitel Hotel, which featured a DJ act costing $10,000. Political strategists have criticised the central bank for the cash splash during the cost of living crisis. The RBA and Treasurer Jim Chalmers are yet to comment on the matter.

KISS star Gene Simmons has reflected on his life and career during a wide-ranging interview with Sky News Australia host Erin Molan. Mr Simmons also opened up about his thoughts on Israel’s war in Gaza.