Sky News host Rita Panahi has blasted pro-Palestine "miscreants" for marching through New York City after the murders of six Israeli hostages by Hamas.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed Kamala Harris on her record on illegal immigration when she was VP under the Biden administration.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has slammed Kamala Harris on her "enormous backflip" on illegal immigration in the United States.

Australia is still in a per capita recession, says Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd. His remarks come after it was announced the nation’s June quarter GDP slowed to 1.0 per cent year-on-year. “Australia’s economic growth is not keeping up with the high level of population growth that we have in our country,” Mr Boyd said.

Kamala Harris was brought in to save the Democrats election chances after Joe Biden’s shocking mental decline. But just weeks into Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, it seems not much has changed. Harris may be younger and fitter than her predecessor, but she’s serving up the same lies, gaffes and word salads that got Biden into trouble. Sky News All Stars James Morrow, Alex Stein and Gabriella Power expose the lies that Kamala Harris has been peddling whilst on the campaign trail.

Daschle Group President and COO Nathan Daschle has told Sky News Australia that “abortion is the number one issue for women voters” ahead of the US election. “It is on the ballot in four states that could be critical in 2024 – that’s Arizona and Nevada in the presidential, and Montana and Florida in the senate race,” Mr Daschle told Sky News Australia. “I was curious as to what kind of bump democrats get when abortion is on the ballot… I found that Democrats in red states or swing states got a four-point bounce, in blue states, it was the exact same – there was zero effect.” Mr Daschle also revealed that the current Vice President and presidential candidate Kamala Harris has an “immediate advantage” in the upcoming polls. “The fact that she [Harris] is not Trump or not Biden gives her an immediate advantage,” he said.

Australia’s June quarter GDP has slowed to 1.0 per cent year-on-year. “According to Reuters, the economic growth is 0.2 per cent on a quarterly basis and one per cent GDP growth for the year,” Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd said. “On an annual basis, GDP has increased – expanded by one per cent which is just slightly better than the economic forecasts that have been coming in the last few days.”

Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says things are “not happy behind the scenes” with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Cabinet. Her remarks come after three members of the PM’s Cabinet reportedly called journalists independently to leak information about Mr Albanese’s backflip on a census gender question. “This is quite extraordinary,” Ms Ley told Sky News Australia. “This a leak on a massive scale.”

Liberal MP Keith Wolahan has blasted Treasurer Jim Chalmers saying he is “fighting with everyone about everything”. “He’s brawling, he’s fighting with everyone,” Mr Wolahan told Sky News Australia. “Fighting with everyone about everything except the one thing he should be fighting about which is bringing inflation down.”

Australian model Elle Macpherson has revealed she has had breast cancer. The supermodel says she was diagnosed seven years ago but decided not to undergo chemotherapy. Instead, Ms Macpherson chose to follow a ‘holistic approach’ which she admits is not right for everyone. She says she is now in remission.

Political turmoil has gripped Taiwan after the leader of the island's third-biggest party was arrested on suspicion of corruption. The scandal threatens to plunge Taiwan's polarized legislature into even greater disarray. Taiwan People's Party Chair, Ko Wen-je, is facing corruption allegations that threaten to torpedo his political career and plunge the country's legislature into chaos.

A federal judge has issued an injunction on US Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump to pause using the song 'Hold On, I'm Coming'. The late singer's estate alleges the former President did not have approval to use the song. Isaac Hayes the Third posted on X  last month, 'We demand the cessation of use, removal of all related videos, a public disclaimer, and payment of three million dollars in licensing fees by August 16, 2024.'

A man is in critical condition after a head-on crash south of Brisbane. The incident unfolded on the Pacific Motorway at Ormeau Hills just before 6 am on Wednesday. Two men in their 20s were taken to Gold Coast University Hospital. One had a potentially life-threatening head injury. Three lanes of the motorway remain closed.

Sky News host James Macpherson took aim at Queensland Premier Steven Miles after using a government jet for an 11-minute flight to deliver a birthday cake for an MP and announce a school fence. “The reason why he wasn’t on the road is because that road is crap,” Mr Macpherson said. “Because his government has done nothing to improve the Bruce Highway. “So, every mug in Queensland has to drive it, but not the Premier.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says British car manufacturers are “rationing” petrol vehicle sales due to fear of missing government-imposed mandates. “British car manufacturers are rationing the sale of petrol vehicles in order to avoid massive fines for missing government-imposed mandates for quotas on electric cars,” Mr Macpherson said. “The British government has mandated 22 per cent of all new car sales have to be electric vehicles.”

Shadow Homer Affairs Minister James Paterson says when dealing with a “terrorist controlled warzone” all cases should be referred to ASIO. Mike Burgess has clarified his comments on Hamas supporters being allowed visas to Australia. “We know ASIO can only act when cases are referred to them,” Mr Paterson told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “We know from Mike Burgess’ comments on Insiders that not all cases are being referred to them. “When you’re dealing with a terrorist controlled warzone, you should be referring all cases to ASIO. “That’s not what this government has done.”

Israeli News Anchor Lital Shemesh says “Israel will respond” to the six Israeli hostage murders by Hamas. “I think all the pressure at this moment should be on Hamas,” Ms Shemesh said. “Prime Minister Netanyahu held a press conference, and he said after this horrific event of Hamas killing, shooting, six innocent hostages, Israel will respond.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond discusses the “outrage” following a transgender athlete competing in the Paralympic Games. “For the first time an openly transgender athlete has competed in the athletics, in the running, more specifically … got to the semi-finals in the 400-metre running,” Mr Bond said. “It does not matter whether a transgender woman actually wins the event, it is the fact they are there in the first place … you can imagine the outrage.”

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer has criticised Kamala Harris following her first official interview since becoming the Democratic nominee. “It was so staged, phoney and inauthentic. I think that the funny part about it is number one, you realise why they don't do them often. Number two, I don't think you'll see another one again, at least not before the September 10th debate," Mr Spicer said. “And number three is it just continued to reveal how inauthentic she is. I think she did more damage than good by this interview.”

Writer and Broadcaster Esther Krakue says Hamas needs to “not be in the equation” moving forward for Palestine. Ms Krakue told Sky News host Andrew Bolt that Hamas can't have “any role in the region”. “We want the fighting to end and for the hostages to be returned and for peace to be restored.”