Sky News host Caleb Bond says Kamala Harris is conducting so many interviews because she realised “people do not know who I am”. “Until a week ago you were doing as little as few interviews as possible,” Mr Bond said. “Then you have done an onslaught of interviews, mostly with friendly outlets, journalists, podcasts etcetera because you finally realised oh my God, people don’t know who I am.”

Sky News host Paul Murray says it is a “bad news day” for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as he buys a $4.3 million home as severely food insecure households go without food for adults so kids can eat. “Three quarters of Australians say their kid would not be able to buy a house without their financial support and if you do not have the financial support … then you are stuffed,” Mr Murray said. “97 per cent of the families in this survey who have food insecurity worry the food is going to run out before they have got enough money to buy it.”

Sky News host Chris Kenny has reacted to former US president Bill Clinton's comments about immigration at the southern border. It comes as Clinton on Monday claimed that nursing student Laken Riley's murder “probably wouldn’t have happened” if migrants had “all been properly vetted.” The former president’s remarks come as he was out campaigning for Kamala Harris at a Georgia fish fry event. “He was trying to criticise Donald Trump for kiboshing the Biden border plan,” Mr Kenny said. “So he's trying to make those political attacks but when he talks about properly vetting illegal immigrants, then he's really being honest and drawing attention to what is a massive problem.”

Sky News host Sharri Markson says it is “absurd” to have surcharges on card payments as society moves cashless. $2.1 million dollars in funding has been announced by the Albanese government to crackdown on debit and credit card surcharges. Labor is prepared to ban these surcharges from 2026.

Sky News host Peta Credlin says the “gloves are really coming off” in the last few weeks before the US election. There are three weeks to go until the US election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. The Donald Trump campaign has released a new advertisement slamming Kamala Harris’ transgender policies.

A major offshore wind company has abandoned plans for a large wind farm off the coast of Illawarra. The project was reportedly highly contentious in the area. The future of the project remains unclear. Responsible Future’s Alex O’Brien joined Sky News host Peta Credlin to discuss the matter further.

Sky News political editor Andrew Clennell says some Australians may see Prime Minister Anthony Albanese purchasing an expensive mansion as “rubbing our noses in it”. “You’re rubbing our noses in it, and you are not the man of the people, the man representing the poor you said you were,” Mr Clennell said. “The question is, how far does it resonate, and does it result in a poll dip, does it become a Hawaii-type thing that Morrison had?”

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has faced harsh backlash after purchasing a $4.3 billion home on the Central Coast, says News Corp senior writer and columnist Patrick Carlyon. “It’s already been described today as Albanese’s Hawaii moment,” Mr Carlyon told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “The timing is terrible – you’ve got a cost of living crisis.”

Australian Association of Convenience Stores Chief Executive Theo Foukkare discusses the government's plan to ban debit card surcharges by January 2026.  "If the surcharges do go, which we support, by the way, but only when there is reform to the payment system," Mr Foukkare told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood. "What's underlying in this space is ultimately all the fees that get associated with transacting, and currently, that falls on the retailer and ultimately falls on the consumer."

Images the Hubble Space Telescope captured earlier this year indicate changes to Jupiter’s ‘Great Red Spot’. The observations occurred over 90 days, showcasing Jupiter’s spot changing its dimensions as it contracts. The Great Red Spot is a 190-year-old anticyclone which rotates around a high-pressure area of the planet’s atmosphere. The spot is the biggest storm in the solar system.

Australian Strategic Policy Institute Senior Analyst Dr Malcolm Davis says Israel is "certain" to "retaliate" from Iran's most recent strike. "Looks like it's certain that Israel will retaliate from that earlier Iranian strike," Mr Davis told Sky News Australia. "They will have to retaliate to restore a degree of deterrence. "The indications are now that Israel will probably not hit Iranian nuclear facilities or Iranian oil facilities."

The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan discusses the “fairly small” danger a Donald Trump presidency could allow a Chinese takeover of Taiwan. New polls show Donald Trump has pushed ahead of Kamala Harris in the lead-up to the US election. “Under Trump, there is a danger he does a big deal with Xi Jinping and gives Taiwan away,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News Australia. “I think honestly that danger is fairly small because Trump won’t do anything that makes him look weak. “But … either one of these folks [Kamala Harris and Donald Trump] could give us a very suboptimal outcome.”

Veteran journalist and broadcaster George Negus has died aged 82 after a battle with Alzheimer's disease. Mr Negus' family issued a statement saying George “passed away peacefully today surrounded by loved ones”. They also thanked healthcare workers for supporting him during his final moments. The veteran journalist was widely considered one of the finest reporters to grace Australian television screens.

Fresh polls are in and it’s bad news for Kamala Harris. The more she shows her face in the lead up to the election, the worse her numbers get and that is sending the Democrats into a tailspin. Sky News All Stars Gabriella Power, Greg Sheradin and Danica De Girogio take a look at the latest polls and the fallout from Kamala Harris’s disastrous media campaign.

The Queensland Premier has been joined by a high-profile supporter on the campaign trail, with the Prime Minister joining Steven Miles in a bid to help him regain ground in the election race. Anthony Albanese has indicated he’ll be spending some time in the Sunshine State this week. Queenslanders are set to head to the polls to cast their vote in the state election on October 26.

Capalaba LNP candidate Russell Field has promised to get tough on youth crime as he opened up about his decision to run in the Queensland election. Mr Field tragically lost his son, daughter-in-law and unborn grandchild after they were killed by a teenager driving a stolen car in 2021. The LNP candidate will contest the safe Labor seat where the incident happened. “When the accident happened I had no intentions of standing up and being in politics,” Mr Field told Sky News Australia. “You go through life all the way through and you think, ‘What am I going to do?’. Something has to be done. It has to change.”

Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell has discussed the “intriguing timing” of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s new Central Coast property purchase. Mr Albanese is purchasing a $4.3 million clifftop home in the Central Coast. “He’s going to be in Copacabana in the Central Coast, most likely once he leaves office, the Prime Minister,” Mr Clennell told Sky News Australia. “It’s very intriguing timing from a political perspective. “It also says to his colleagues I’m not hanging around forever.”

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been questioned about his purchase of a home on the New South Wales Central Coast with his fiancee Jodie Hayden during a media conference in Queensland. It comes as the Prime Minister joined Steven Miles on the campaign trail ahead of the state election in a bid to help the Queensland premier regain ground in the race. "I am much better off as a prime minister, I earn a good income, I understand that," Mr Albanese said "I understand I've been fortunate but I also know what it's like to struggle my mum lived in the one public housing that she was born in for all of her 65 years and I know what it's like which is why I want to help all Australians into a home whether it be public homes or private rentals or home ownership."

Nationals Leader David Littleproud discusses Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s new $4.3 million house purchase in the Central Coast saying it is a "totally personal decision". “That’s a totally personal decision for the prime minister and I think we should respect that,” Mr Littleproud told Sky News Australia. “He’s got every right to set himself up and his family up for whatever they do in the future.”

Former US president Bill Clinton has joined Kamala Harris on the campaign trail in Georgia. Mr Clinton spoke on issues regarding illegal immigration and the US southern border. This comes as the latest polling shows a slight softening for Ms Harris’ campaign, although the two presidential candidates remain tied.