The United Nations said tens of thousands of Venezuelans face hunger, homelessness and disease, as the country struggles with the aftermath of last week’s double earthquake. More than 1,900 people are now confirmed dead, tens of thousands of others are still unaccounted for. In the worst hit areas, the UN … Read More
Journalist Stella Escobedo discusses birth tourism in the US after the Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship. “Birth tourism is a big thing, especially in China; it’s a big industry, they send a lot of their people here to give birth,” Ms Escobedo told Sky … Read More
EQ Economics Managing Director Warren Hogan says the fall in building approval rates for the third consecutive month is a “concern”. “The recent building approvals data is a bit of a concern because we’re certainly not building at the rates we saw 10 years ago,” Mr Hogan told Sky News … Read More
Writer and Comedian Michael Loftus breaks down the rumours surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s multi-million-dollar Madison Square Garden wedding. “I think this is the perfect recipe to doom your relationship. Like Taylor Swift, I feel bad for Kelce over here; he’s going to have his heart broken,” Mr Loftus … Read More
Writer and Comedian Michael Loftus reacts to Supergirl becoming a box office flop, stating nobody wanted this movie made in the first place. “With Supergirl, this is the movie that nobody asked for … everyone knew this was going to be a dud,” Mr Loftus told Sky News host James … Read More
Former Labor MP Michael Danby reacts to Chinese Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian attacking ASIO for allegedly fabricating spying claims against China. “You can’t believe the cheek of the Chinese to criticise,” Mr Danby told Sky News host James Morrow. “The arrest of two Chinese people in Canberra for spying … Read More
Former Labor MP Michael Danby says the Liberals have a “problem” beyond Angus Taylor. “They have a problem beyond Angus with a very strong party president in Tony Abbott,” Mr Danby told Sky News host James Morrow. “I give him the old submarine advice: run silent, run deep. “I would … Read More
Sky News contributor Kosha Gada says the Supreme Court of the United States’ bombshell decisions have major consequences. “You could say these were huge bombshell decisions with major, major, major consequences,” Ms Gada told Sky News Australia. “The birthright citizenship one, it’s not a surprise, most people did expect the … Read More
Sky News host Chris Kenny accuses Labor of wrecking the housing market, warning falling home prices, higher interest rates and broken promises have left many first-home buyers at risk of negative equity. “Labor come in promising to give people more stuff, they wreck the budget and the economy, and then … Read More
