Austrian authorities have detained a third suspect they believe was involved in the alleged Taylor Swift concert terror plot. An 18-year-old Iraqi male was taken into custody for questioning yesterday after two Austrian youths were detained earlier this week. One of the accused men has confessed to planning to “kill as many people as possible outside the concert venue”.

More than 60 people have died after a plane crashed in Brazil’s Sao Paulo district. Local media says 58 passengers and four crew were on board the aircraft at the time of the incident. Footage from a bystander shows the plane spiralling as it heads down before crashing into the ground.

Liberal MP Garth Hamilton says the Teals have finally confirmed “they are a party” after they were forced to defend their achievements. “All they’ve done is try to claim Labor policies,” he told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “They’ve shown us they’re a party, they’ve shown us they’re a Labor-aligned party and that shouldn’t come as any surprise.”

Verve Communications Prue MacSween says childcare workers have won a 15 per cent pay rise which is being funded by taxpayers. “It’s just bizarre this government will bend over backwards to deliver to the unions,” she told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “We all wish childcare could be free, we want women to be able to work but the taxpayer – they’re paying people who are earning over $500,000 a year, these subsidies. “This is ridiculous.”

Sky News contributor Teena McQueen discusses former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce's payout cut of $9.26 million. "Not enough for me, this is a guy who has been putting his hand out for money since 2014 where he was begging for funds; thank god Tony Abbott had the guys to say no to him," Ms McQueen told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. "I think it is a warning for other woke companies to not engage so much in activism because Joyce is nothing more than a political activist."

Sky News contributor Emily Carver reacts to comments made by Eric Trump saying his father, Donald Trump, may deport the Sussexes if he wins the election. "I think the vast majority of people don't really want them back after they have been so scathing of their own family," Ms Carver told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. "They are not really attached to anything meaningful anymore. "It's hardly surprising that Eric Trump has had this to say. "Donald Trump has been very outspoken in the past, saying publicly he is not a fan of Meghan."

The Daily Telegraph and DTTV journalist James Willis says “it’s a miracle” Australians can do their recycling and garbage these days as there are so many different coloured bins. “There’s that many bins in Sydney,” he told Sky News host Steve Price. “Is it any wonder that in Victoria they’re now saying there’s a massive problem with contamination because people can’t figure out what food, what product to put in what bin?”

Sky News contributor Louise Roberts has hit out at Prime Minister Anthony Albanese after his tweet about cost of living relief was picked up by the social media platform X’s fact-checking system.

Billionaire Elon Musk has declared war on “activist advertisers” after his social media platform X filed an antitrust lawsuit against a global ad alliance and several major companies, according to Sky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton.

The Herald Sun's cartoonist Mark Knight joins Sky News host Steve Price to discuss his latest illustrations surrounding Australia's best-ever campaign at the Paris Olympics. "It was all sports themed," he told Mr Price. "We've won the most gold medals we've ever won. "I think there's going to be a lot of excess luggage – baggage fee on the way home – we're carrying all this gold."

Sky News contributor Louise Roberts warns the XY chromosomes scandal which has engulfed women’s boxing at the Olympics has turned the whole competition into a “controversy”.

Fox Sports News Reporter Luke Doherty discusses Australia’s best-ever Olympic campaign from Paris. “We have been to plenty of games where the Aussies haven’t performed up to scratch, but this one has just been euphoric,” Mr Doherty told Sky News host Steve Price. “With the Aussies in a great mood, it makes it so much easier to cover things when we are doing well.”

REA Group Chief Executive Owen Wilson says the company is “delighted” with its 2024 results off the back of a “very healthy” property market. For the full year, REA Group's revenue was ahead 23 per cent to $1.45 billion with its net profit up by 24 per cent to $460 million. “Total listings in Australia were up seven per cent – up five per cent on the six-year average,” Mr Wilson told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood. “Within that seven per cent, Melbourne and Sydney were incredibly strong.” In partnership with realestate.com.au

Sky News host James Morrow warns the Democrats are failing to appease the “hard-left Gaza faction” of the party after hecklers interrupted a Kamala Harris rally. Protesters disrupted a rally in Detroit after they demanded the vice president call for a ceasefire. “Kamala, Kamala, you can’t hide. We won’t vote for genocide,” he said.

The ASX 200 ended the day up by 1.25 per cent on Friday. “The ASX had another good day off the back of a reversal of fortunes on Wall Street overnight,” Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood said. “Markets really turned around on better-than-expected employment numbers.”

Government Accountability Institute president and author Peter Schweizer discusses Kamala Harris’ “selective embrace of the law” during her time as attorney general of California. In the book Profiles in Corruption: Abuse of Power by America's Progressive Elite, investigative author Peter Schweizer details Kamala Harris’ corruption as a public prosecutor.

US President Joe Biden made gaffes when he hosted the 2023 MLB World Series champions, the Texas Rangers. The president shared a few jokes shortly after he entered the room for the ceremony with the Rangers. During the speech, Joe Biden was presented with a custom jersey and cowboy boots by Rangers manager Bruce Bochy. After Biden handed off his gifts, he stood awkwardly before getting off stage and saluting the baseball champions. Former Trump advisor Steve Cortes questioned how Joe Biden is “still the president?” “Joe Biden is shot. He tried to make a point in front of the Texas Rangers and just couldn’t get the words out,“ he said. “How is this man still the President?!”

A Sky News report into transmission lines linked to renewables in New South Wales has helped secure a win for a local landowner whose property was to be affected. The revised route for the Hunter Transmission Project now affects 68 per cent fewer landholders, but the fight with the NSW government continues for others. The plan is now to build a substation at a former timber plantation site instead of having the transmission lines curve around to Eraring.

Former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reveals she has never been “that impressed” with President Joe Biden’s “political operation". The comment was made on Thursday during an interview on the New Yorker Radio Hour, where Pelosi generally praised Biden’s presidency. Pelosi told the show's host David Remnick that Biden decided to exit the race on his own, however, she had concerns about his campaign’s ability to defeat Trump in November. I’ve never been that impressed with his political operation,” Pelosi said. “They won the White House, bravo. So my concern was – this ain’t happening, and we have to make a decision for this to happen and the President has to make the decision for that to happen.”

Former US President Donald Trump held a press conference at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday afternoon where he slammed the Democrats for “taking the presidency away from Joe Biden.” Donald Trump said at his press conference that US President Joe Biden had "the right to run" for re-election. “Whether he could win or couldn’t win, he had the right to run and they took it away,” Trump said. Donald Trump also attacked Vice President Kamala Harris who did not "receive one vote for president." “We have somebody that hasn’t received one presidential vote, and she’s running,” he said. “That’s fine with me, but we were given Joe Biden, and now we’re given somebody else.” Kamala Harris became the Democrat nominee after Joe Biden suspended his re-election campaign due to pressure from the party because of his cognitive decline.