Sky News host Rita Panahi slams Joe Biden for having a “manic incoherent rant” past his “bedtime” during a gaffe filled speech where he said women “have no electoral power.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi mocks Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr for “making a fool of himself” during his speech at the Democratic National Convention.

It’s the final day of the Democratic National Convention, where Kamala Harris will formally accept her party’s nomination for President. However, internal party divisions over Gaza are threatening to disrupt the final day of celebrations with some delegates now refusing to attend Ms Harris’ speech. A number of uncommitted delegates have walked out and are refusing to participate anymore now that they’ve not been given the opportunity to have anyone on the speakers list.

Australians heading to Europe next year will now be charged extra as the European Union is set to implement a new travel authorisation system, similar to the US. The new visa will cost around $12 and be valid for three years. Australian travellers will have to complete the four-page document online to be able to enter 30 European countries including France, Germany, Italy and Spain.

Donald Trump has criticised the Democrat’s immigration policy during his visit to Arizona’s southern border. The Republican presidential nominee has referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as a “radical Marxist” in relation to her border policy proposals. During his speech, he mentioned the stories of individuals who have been allegedly killed by illegal migrants. He has blamed their deaths on the Biden-Harris administration’s border policies.

The world’s second largest diamond has been found in a mine in Botswana using X-ray technology. The stone is approximately 2,492 carats – the largest diamond discovery in the southern African state. The stone was found by a Canadian mining company and was uncovered using X-ray technology.

The chief of the Italian boat builder who made the luxury yacht which sank off the coast of Sicily earlier this week is suggesting human error is to blame for the incident. “The event the Perini encountered two days ago was an event that could have been managed with an average amount of attention,” The Italian Sea Group CEO Giovanni Costantino said. “Perini ships are absolutely safe as history certifies – there are a whole series of operations that highlight a chain of negative events that were negatively managed by those on board.”

Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand says the Democrats and Kamala Harris seem “so desperate” to lose the election as they are being “so weird” at the Democratic National Convention. “So, I said earlier this election is Kamala Harris’ to lose, why are they so desperate to lose it,” Mr Hildebrand said. “Why are you being so weird, just quit, like, who plays mini golf with tampons?”

Sky News host James Macpherson says Kamala Harris’ “cackle” is being turned from an embarrassment into “joy” at the Democratic National Convention. “Her cackle which has been a subject of great ridicule for the last couple of years,” Mr Macpherson said. “They have turned that into, no, no, it is not an embarrassing cackle, it is joy.”

Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand discusses the reason why Australians don’t want to buy electric vehicles. “The story here is one of ideology over pragmaticism,” Mr Hildebrand said “The number one reason I can guarantee you that people don’t buy EVs is range anxiety … It is not as big a problem in Europe because there is no outback in Europe.”

Sky News host Liz Storer discusses the safety flaws she noticed when former US president Donald Trump appeared at his first outdoor rally since the assassination attempt on his life. “But this time he’s got a Perspex enclosure,” Ms Storer said. “Which of course is bulletproof.” However, there was no Perspex behind Mr Trump, only on three sides, leaving him vulnerable from the back.

Sky News host Paul Murray says “business got a lot harder” thanks to a new deal which has gone through the Senate. “We are talking about the Net Zero Economy Agency,” Mr Murray said. “The bill makes it mandatory for companies to disclose climate risks.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has mocked a CNN panellist for almost crying after hearing the Obamas speak at the Democratic National Convention.

Former editor-in-chief of the Age Michael Gawenda discusses the doxing of 600 Australian Jewish people by a New York Times journalist based in Melbourne. “They [The New York Times] have taken no responsibility,” Mr Gawenda told Sky News host Sharri Markson “This is something they think happened far away in Australia and that they can basically ignore it.”

Sky News host Peta Credlin says Australians are angry at just how “reckless and deceptive” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has proven himself to be. A former senior official told the Australian that Labor's decision to grant 3,000 visitor visas to Palestinians since October 7 was politically motivated and almost certainly done against departmental advice. “The PM is a master at attacking his opponents' character,” Ms Credlin said. “He doesn't just disagree with their point of view, he brands them as bad or immoral for having a different view in the first place. “He watches as Teals call Peter Dutton a racist and won't call it out, happy enough for the slur to be thrown around; while at the same time, claiming that Dutton is negative and divisive when that's Albanese's stock in trade, and always has been.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “just can’t say” terrorist supporters are not welcome in Australia. “It should be the simplest thing to say, terrorist supporters are not welcome in our country but the prime minister just can’t say it,” Ms Markson said. “He can’t say terrorist supporters are not welcome in Australia.”

Sky News host Peta Credlin says the government is putting its faith in “green ideology” rather than the industries that have long been the foundation of Australia's prosperity. The McPhillamy gold project near Blayney in central western NSW has been kyboshed by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek on the basis of Aboriginal cultural concerns. This comes as a massive new solar farm – plus an 800-kilometre transmission line in the Northern Territory – was approved by the same environment minister. “Everywhere you look, this is a government that is sending Australia backwards,” Ms Credlin said. “The Lucky Country? Not so anymore. Or not while this Prime Minister is in charge.”

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz discusses day three of the Democratic National Convention which featured Nancy Pelosi and former US president Bill Clinton. “The new Democratic talking point is we are so thankful to Joe Biden for stepping down and allowing this,” Mr Horowitz told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “Are you kidding me? “Nancy Pelosi shivved him in the back, but she’s going on about how great Joe Biden is.”

Menzies Research Centre’s Nick Cater reacts to 2GB host Ray Hadley reading out text messages live on air revealing how divided the NSW Liberal Party is amid their failure to nominate over 130 candidates. “It was always too much of a stuff up to be just incompetence,” Mr Cater told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “Now what is coming out is what a lot of us had imagined all along, it’s incompetence plus factionalism.”

Nationals Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie says Labor Party MPs choose to “play the man, not the ball” every time. She said they are “not prepared” to have “serious debates that the senate chamber actually requires about substantive issues”. Ms McKenzie joined Sky News host Chris Kenny to discuss Labor senators’ behaviour.